Author: Poschmann
Date: 01:52:18 10/28/01
I am currently preparing some endgame lessons in my chess club. I am using tablebases to prove my solutions. In most positions there are more then one move to stay within the same level (win, remis, lose). But some of the threads are very easy for humans and some other are very dangerous. Any ideas to sort the moves, even if they have the same tablebase results? How can I find out the most easy move for the defender? How can I find out the best move for the attacker (=most dangerous move for the defender)? Two ideas are obviously: 1. If the position ist remis and one side has a material advantage, the attacker should hold this advantage and the defender should reduce it. 2. The attacker should go into a thread with more possible loosing moves for the defender, the defender should do the reverse. Any other ideas? Ralf Poschmann
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