Endgame Studies: K+2P v K+P (part 2)
I am currently reviewing the material in Reuben Fine's Basic Chess Endings. To assist in this study, I will be posting most of the examples in a series.
Where Fine's analysis is inaccurate, I will make a note and include correct lines. I will be posting without further comment or annotation, except for Fine's evaluation symbols, which have been retained.
We continue with Chapter II, Section IV: King and Two Pawns vs. King and Pawn, for anyone who wants to follow along. Diagram numbering follows the McKay edition of 1989.
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No. 27a
No. 31
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No. 32
No. 32a
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No. 33
No. 33a
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No. 34 (White to move)
No. 34 (Black to move)
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No. 35
Tomorrow we will conclude K+2P v K+P endings from the book.
