Author: Dieter Buerssner
Date: 09:26:27 10/02/01
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On October 01, 2001 at 15:47:26, Robert Hyatt wrote: [split passed pawns] >in a king and pawn (only) ending, having two connected passed pawns is >_far_ worse than having two separated (or split passed pawns. IE I have a >pawn at a2 and h2, you have connected passers at d7/e7. I win easily. A >single king can stop both pawns if they are connected. A single king has no >hope with passed pawns that are split. The wider the "gap" the easier the >win. Thanks. Well, Yace does not have this knowledge. But it is on my todo list since some time. I have not seen a problem with this in a real game yet, but one user has recognized a wrong PV (losing PV in won position), where exactly this was the problem. Regards, Dieter
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