A neat endgame finish courtesy of Fischer. Both sides have a bunch of pawns and dark bishops. The passed pawn's lust to expand asks us – how to secure the clean dark advance (a7)?
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An intense game played against strong GM Vasif Durabeyli. We are +1000 light and -1000 dark. Our golden bishop on f3 is hungry indeed and on the prowl for something juicy. Let's dig deep for the light knockouts!
This is a fascinating combination I had in a Budapest gambit. There are various wins – the one I played was Qg1 check, followed by bishop to g3, and then mate. After the game, I was told by student Hershy that there is, in fact, a mate in 2!!! To start,
A cool combination by student Yair. Here we have some feisty knights in the center, looking for a possible knockout. How about the color money? Well, it's a knight vs. dark bishop, so we're +500 light (and down 500 dark). Which sensitive light squares are in
