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Subject: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight

Author: Sune Larsson

Date: 08:12:09 02/28/01

  [D]4n3/1b3k1p/p2p2p1/3Pp3/2P3P1/6PP/2BB4/6K1 w - - 0 1

  This is Hort-Ciocaltea, Budapest 1973. Only two moves are required
  to immobilize the black knight and pave the way for the victorious
  march of the white king to the deserted queenside:

  1.g5! Bc8 2.g4! and black's position is ripe for resignation.

  Test: The above move order should be rewarded with big +scores for white.

  Sune

• Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight John Merlino 13:09:33 02/28/01
• Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight Robert Hyatt 10:00:53 02/28/01
  • Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight Sune Larsson 10:48:00 02/28/01
    • Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight Robert Hyatt 20:19:12 02/28/01
      • Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight Sune Larsson 05:21:38 03/01/01
        • Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight Robert Hyatt 11:18:13 03/01/01
          • Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight Uri Blass 12:09:12 03/01/01
• Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight Ed Schröder 08:43:26 02/28/01
  • Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight Vincent Diepeveen 08:46:18 03/01/01
    • Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight Robert Hyatt 11:21:31 03/01/01
  • Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight Sune Larsson 08:59:07 02/28/01
    • Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight Ed Schröder 09:02:55 02/28/01
• Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight Enrique Irazoqui 08:37:30 02/28/01
  • Re: Positional test - Paralyzing the Knight Ernst Walet 10:59:18 02/28/01

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