Powerplay 26: Checkmate Challenge — essential knowledge
Checkmate. That's the aim of the game. There are numerous ways to checkmate the enemy king, but there are common patterns that recur over and over again, and having these at our mental fingertips is essential for when we want to finish the game.
Following on from the instructive endgame Vidit-Van Foreest from round 4 of this year's Tata Steel tournament, Daniel King examines another classic opposite-coloured bishops endgame: Ljubojevic-Karpov, Milan 1975.
White to play and win. Another beautiful study by Troitzky - solution in the show.
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On another note, Daniel King published his 25th Powerplay DVD on "Popular Queen's Pawn Openings - A Repertoire for Black".
Here's a teaser:
Powerplay 25 Popular Queen's Pawn Openings A Repertoire For Black
On this DVD, Grandmaster Daniel King presents a repertoire for Black against the opoular queen's pawn openings such as the London System or the Trompowsky!
