how to play chess endgames book

312 How TO PLAY CHESS ENDGAMES
E7.02
Deep Blue - G.Kasparov
Philadelphia ( 3) 1996
11:tcbl! b6 2 i.b8! l:ta4 3 ~b4 l:ta5
3 ... l:ta6!? is more accurate, and keeps a minimal
advantage; for example, 4 c4 (4 l:tc4 0-0 5
i.d6?! b5! with the initiative) 4 ... @e7 5 i.e5
l!d8 6 f3 ~e8.
4 l:tc4 0-0 5 i.d6 l:ta8 6 l:tc6
Now the activity of White's pieces compensates
for his worse structure.
6 .•• b5 7 @fl l:ta4 8 l:tbl a6 9 @e2 hS 10
@d3 l:td8 11 i.e7 l:td7 12 .bf6 gxf6 13 l!b3
@g7 14 @e3 es 15 g3 exd4+ 16 cxd4 l:te7+
J 6 ... l:tdxd4 17 l:txa6! =.
17@f3 l:td7 18 l:td3 lhxd419 l:txd4 l:txd4
20 l:txa6 1/2-112
E7.03
A.Suetin - M.Botvinnik
USSR Ch (Moscow) 1952
Black would really like to exchange a pair of
rooks:
1 ... i.h6! 2 fxe6 fxe6 3 l:txf6 l:tcf8 4 l:txf8
i.xf8!
The bishop-pair offers more than enough
compensation for the lost pawn.
5 l!f2 .i.h6 6 i.c4 i.e3 7 ~e2 i.gl 8 g3
Suetin reduces the winning potential, but his
position was already very difficult, as the following
variation shows: 8 h3 .i.e8 9 ~dl .i.h5
10 l:td2 i.h2 11 c3 i.f4 12 ~f2 i.g3 13 l:td2
i.el 14 l:tc2 i.xdl 15 ~cl i.h5 16 !txel !txg2
+.
8 .•• hxg3 9 hxg3 l!xg3 + 10 a3 i.e8 11 @82
i.h5 12 !tel i.d4 13 l!hl !tg5 14@b3 i.e5 15
i.d3 i.g6 16 !th4 l:tg317 a4 i.f6 181:thl l!g4
191:tel i.e5 20 ~dl !tf4 21 ~c3 !tf3 22 ~bl
i.g3 23 !tgl he4 24 ~d2 i.d5+ 25 @a3 l!f2
26 lbe4 i.h2 27 !tg6 i.xe4 28 i.xe4 d5 29
i.d3 i.e5 30 !tg8 @d7 31 b4 i.f6 32 !tgl !th2
33 @b3 @d6 34 !tdl @e7 35 c4 l!b2+ 36 'iPa3
dxc4 37 i.xc4 !tc2 38 i.b3 i.b2+ 39 @a2 !tf2
40 i.c4 a5 41 bxa5 i.c3+ 42 ~b3 i.xa5 43
i.b5 b6 44 @c4 @f6 45 ~d4 l:tf4+ 46 @e3
~es 47 !thl J;{e4+ 48 @d3 !tg4 49 l:th5+ @d6
50 !th8 @e5 51 l:th5+ @f4 52 !th3 l!g8 53
l:th4+ @es 54 !th5+ @d6 55 ~h4 ~g3+ 56
@e4 i.d2 57 i.d3? (D)
Now there followed an instructive attack to
conclude.
However, we shall not provide the game continuation
at this point, since this is exercise
E 13. IO - please try to find the win yourself.
E7.04
R. Kasimdzhanov - M .Adams
Tripoli FIDE Welz (4) 2004
lf4! {D)
B
1. •• i.xf4
l...~xf4+ 2 i.xf4 i.xf4 3 !txg7 b4 4 l;!dd7
l;!a2+ 5 @f3 i.h2 6 e5 +-.
2l!g6~f7
2 ... .i.xe3 3 l:txe6+ @f7 4 ~xc6 i.f4 5 l:tf3 g5
6l:txc7+ +-.
3 l;!xe6 @xe6 4 i.xf4 J;la4 5 @f3 ~c4 6 .i.e3
b47 l;!d4l;!xd4
7 ... l;!xc5 8 l;!xb4 l:tc2 9 h4 +-.
8 i.xd4 g5 9 @e3 1-0