How is this draw? I thought you could mate with 2 bishops and king. : r/chessbeginners
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With equal material, Stockfish gives White a +4.5 advantage in this position. I can see how Black's blocked bishop, exposed king, and passive rooks are weak. But what concrete plan would you
White to play - mate in 4 : r/chess
Can you checkmate with two bishops and a knight, or two knights and a bishop? - Quora
How is this a draw? I thought you could mate with 16 pawns, 4 rooks, 4 knights, 4 bishops, 2 queens, and a king! : r/AnarchyChess
How is this draw? I thought you could mate with 2 bishops and king. : r/ chessbeginners
How is this a draw? I thought you could mate with two queens and a king. : r /AnarchyChess
Can you find the mate in 4 I missed? : r/chessbeginners
How is this a draw? I thought you could mate with 2 queens and a king. : r /AnarchyChess
Why does chess.com call this a draw when you could technically still mate in this position : r/chessbeginners
Why is underpromoting to a bishop the top line compared to promoting to a queen? : r/chessbeginners
White to move, is this a draw? Or a forced mate : r/chessbeginners
How is this a draw? - Chess Forums
I'm studying the 2 bishop endgame. I know how to checkmate if in this position the enemy king moves to E8, as this allows me to move my bishops and keep forcing him into the corner. However, I can't figure out what to play if the king is moved to G8. I would
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