how to play chess endgames book

314 HOW TO PLAY CHESS ENDGAMES
a) l. .. @d7 2 1l:a7+ @e6 (2 ... @c8 3 ~xh7
+-) 3 b7 1:1:cl+ (3 ... @e5 4 1l:a5! +-) 4 @b6
1:1:bl+ 5 @c7 1:1:cl+ 6 @b8 1:1:bl 7 @a8 +-
(Armas in lnfonnator).
b) l...@e5 2 1l:b4 1:1:cl+ (2 ... 1l:xb4 3 @xb4
@d6 4 @b5 f4 5 @a6 +-) 3 'i!tb5 @d6 41l:d4+
@e5 51l:c4! 1:1:bl+ 6 llb4 +- (Armas).
2 WbS 1:1:bl+ 3 @a6 @dS
3 ... @e5 4 b7 f4 51:l:aS+ @d6 6 @a? @c? 7
1l:c5+ ~d6 81:l:cl +-.
4 b7 @c6 5 1l:c4+ <li>dS 6 1l:c8 f4
6 ... 1:1:al+ 7 @b61l:bl+ 8@c7 f4 9 b8\\IY 1l:xb8
10 1l:xb8 <li'e4 11 Il.h8 +-.
7 b8'& )hb8 81l:xb8 f3 91l:h8 @e4 10 ~xh7
f2 11 ~f7 We3 12 @bS @e2 13 @cS fl\':!' 14
)hfl @xfl 15 @d4 @g2 16 @eS @g3 17 @f6
1-0
E8.05
G.Bastrikov - S.Kiselev
Sverdlovsk 1946
11:l:el! (DJ
It is essential for White to prevent the set-up
with .. .f6 and ... es. 1 1:1:gl+ achieves nothing:
I...Wh7 21l:g5 (21l:g7+ @h6 followed by .. .f6
and ... e5) 2 ... f6! (2 ... <li'h6? 3 i.e3 ±) 3 .ll:xh5+
Wg6 and after ... e5 Black has good counterplay.
White heads single-mindedly towards a won
pawn ending. 4 i.e3 was also very strong.
4 ••• b6 51:l:xhS eS 6 i.xeS! bxcS 7 i.f6@e8 8
1l:h8+ @d7 9 )hd8+ llxd8 10 .i.xd8 @xd8 11
@f3
The outside passed h-pawn wins the day.
11 •.• @e7 12 @e4 <t>e6 13 @f4 rs 14 h4 @f6
15 hS @e6 16 @gS 1-0
Chapter 9
E9.0l
J.Votava - B.Macieja
Czech Cht 2003
1 ... hc3+!
a) Not 1...i.d4? 2 ~xb5 @xb5 3 .i.b7 i.gl
4 .i.c8 i.xh2 5 .i.xe6 i.xg3 6 i.xf5 i.xf4+ 7
@e2 h2 8 .i.e4 =.
b) Li.fl?! 2 ~a4+ <li'a7! also wins: 3 i.c6
(3 @el i.b5 4 i.hl .i.d4 -+) 3 ... .i.g2 4 i.d7
i.h4-+.
2@xc3 srn (D)
B
The white bishop is surprisingly unable to
escape.
3 b4 i.g2 4@c4 cxb4 0-1
1..J:tfe8
Or: l ... 1l:ae8 2 ~c5 ±; I ... e6 2 ~5 ±.
2 !!gl+ @f8
2 ... <li>h7 31l:g7+ ±.
3 ltJcs 1l:ed8
3 ... 1l:ec8 4 ~d7+ @e8 5 ~e5 ±.
41:l:gS!?
E9.02
J.Pinter - A.Shirov
Izmir ECC 2004
1 ....i.xe3!
After l.. ..i.a2? 2 ~c2 it is not clear how the
white fortress should be breached.
2 'i!txe3 .i.c4! 3 i.d7 bS 4 axbS .i.xbS S i.e6