how to play chess endgames book

242 How TO PLAY CHESS ENDGAMES
Here Psakhis could have tightened his grip
with 7 Z!xd8 lt:lxd8 8 e5! f6 9 @e3, since
9 ... esm can be answered by IO Z!cl 2..d7 11
Il.c7 +- (Psakhis in CBM).
7 ... Z!xd2 8 Z!xd2 f6 9 a3 hS! 10@d3
10 b4!? was more accurate. Since Black can
hardly move, White should not rush and should
first calmly strengthen the position; for example,
IO ... g5 l J 2-fl e512f5 lt:ld4132..e2! g414
h3! (Psakhis) 14 ... lt:lxe2 (14 ... gxh3 15 lt:ld5+
+-) 15 @xe2 gxh3 16 @f3 @e8 17 l:lh2 and
White wins.
10 ... 2..d711 @c4 h8 12 b4 (D)
B
17 lt:la7!?
17 @e8 18 Z!a2 (prophylaxis, the purpose
of which will soon be revealed, if you have not
worked it out already) 18 ... lt:la7 (White also
wins after I 8 ...@e7 19 lt:lxc8+ Z!xc8+ 20 @b6
~b8 21 'l/c7 or 18 ... @d8 19 Z!d2+ @e8 20
lt:lxc8 Z!xc8+ 21 @b6 Z!c3 22 a4 ltc4 23 Z!b2
+-) 19 @d6 lt:lb5+ 20@xe6 +-.
18 Z!d2 @f7 19 ltd7+ @g6 20 lt>d6 lt:lbS+
21 @xe6 lt:lxa3 22@e7 lt:lc2 23 lt:ld5 @fS 24 e6
lt:ld4 25 @f7 lt:lf3
25 ... lt:lxe6 26 lt:le7+ @e5 27 Z!d5+ +- (Psakhis).
26lt:le7+!?@e4 27 lt:lg6lt:lg5+! 28@e7@f5
29lt:lf4h4
29 ... @g4 30 Z!d8 ~xd8 31 ~xd8 lt:lxe6+ 32
lt:lxe6 b6 33 @c7 a5 34 b5 is winning for White
(Psakhis).
30 Z!dS+ 'it>g4 31 h3+ lt:lxh3 32 lt:lxh3 1-0
C4) Incarcerating a Piece
Sometimes you can trap an enemy piece with
your pawns, so that it cannot get out again, or
can do so only at great cost.
12 ••• lt:la7?
Now the white king penetrates decisively.
l 2 ... Z!d8 ! l 3 Z!xd8 lt:lxd8 (Psakhis), with some
relief through the exchange of rooks, was substantially
more tenacious.
13 @c5 loc814 eS fxeS 15 fxeS Ac616 2..g2
Axg2 17 ~xg2 (DJ
B
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Russia Cup final (Kazan) 2001
White makes a very sharp winning attempt,
relying on his superior structure and the reduction
of Black's dynamic possibilities:
1 ~c5!? Axd2
I ... a6? 2 b4 2..d8 3 ~xd5 ±.
2Z!xb52-cl?