King and Pawn Endings: Exercise #2
Courtesy of reader Joseph Amaral, our second king and pawn ending study is a reasonably well-known effort by F. Teed (1885):
White to move and win.
For this problem, I'd like to make a special request of my readers: please write me, via this link, to let me know two things: (1) your attempted solution and (2) your rating. (But please do not give the solution in the comments!)
The solution will be given on Tuesday.
White to move and win.
For this problem, I'd like to make a special request of my readers: please write me, via this link, to let me know two things: (1) your attempted solution and (2) your rating. (But please do not give the solution in the comments!)
The solution will be given on Tuesday.
Posted by Dennis Monokroussos on
Saturday February 25, 2006 at 6:45pm