Play longer time controls, so you will get a hang of it
2 Queens v King only
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keep your queens, bishops and rooks at distance. and if you have two queens and a pawn.. keep pushing pawn till it becomes Queen or is captured and then out of the way
https://youtu.be/FK1s2nWo8wc
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Yellowmargarine wrote:
anytime.. not sure i want to play you though. . end game up two queens? yikes lol
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fraser22 wrote:
Yellowmargarine wrote:
Thanks for the feedback
anytime.. not sure i want to play you though. . end game up two queens? yikes lol
Lol, thank you for the compliment, I will gladly accept :-)
Dec 5, 2016
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#8
Keep your queens at a distance from the king, pretend they are rooks, and move them like rooks.
To prevent stalemate keep your opponent in check
Keep your queens/rooks at a distance from the king, on two adjacent columns, and push the enemy king to one side of the board, then checkmate him.
Yellowmargarine пишет:
Yellowmargarine пишет: Hi I'm very new to the game. I often find myself in a superior position in the end game and then manage to force a draw instead of a win. I know the rules of stalemate but it is like all the open squares are causing a short circuit in my brain and I cannot see the win and/or the stalemate. This is super irritating, the last draw I had 2 Queens and a pawn up against only the King and I managed to draw. How would one play in a situation like the latter in order to win? Thank you
Hi
I'm very new to the game. I often find myself in a superior position in the end game and then manage to force a draw instead of a win. I know the rules of stalemate but it is like all the open squares are causing a short circuit in my brain and I cannot see the win and/or the stalemate. This is super irritating, the last draw I had 2 Queens and a pawn up against only the King and I managed to draw. How would one play in a situation like the latter in order to win?
Thank you
Hi
I'm very new to the game. I often find myself in a superior position in the end game and then manage to force a draw instead of a win. I know the rules of stalemate but it is like all the open squares are causing a short circuit in my brain and I cannot see the win and/or the stalemate. This is super irritating, the last draw I had 2 Queens and a pawn up against only the King and I managed to draw. How would one play in a situation like the latter in order to win?
Thank you