Andrew Chen had a wee bit too much fun trying to checkmate his opponent with four knights and a bishop. Another student of mine promoted to two bishops of the same color. Of course, in both cases, the opponent could have avoided the ignominy by resigning.
Tuesday, May 5
This is what happens when you don't resign
Andrew Chen had a wee bit too much fun trying to checkmate his opponent with four knights and a bishop. Another student of mine promoted to two bishops of the same color. Of course, in both cases, the opponent could have avoided the ignominy by resigning.
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This is cool and entertaining. You should publish the game (or at least the last few moves for us to enjoy). If I was black, I would have resigned before. But once Andrew tried to get cute, I would play on hoping for a stalemate.
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