The Chess Mind

When International Master Kenneth Regan takes a fancy to a position, he analyzes it deeply. Very deeply. But as you'll see from this abridged (yes, abridged) analysis of the pawn ending from Adams-Polgar (Corus, Round 12), he has a fine ability to explain what's going on as well - you'll see the trees and the forest,too. (Update: Tree lovers can download the unabridged version here.)

So thanks, Ken, for offering to share your analysis of the ending with us; readers, here it is.

And now, finally, the last round games - right here.

A little late, you say? Think of it as dessert.

Games here. Note that Kramnik-Carlsen was already annotated in a separate post; also, I hope to have IM Ken Regan's very detailed analysis of the Adams-Polgar pawn ending some time later tonight or this weekend. (An after-dessert mint?)