Thursday chess endgame study - What's Ponomariov's idea?
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Hi everyone,
Here is an interesting chess endgame from Biel 2004. It was Ruslan Ponomariov versus Krishnan Sasikiran. This position was reached after 52 moves. How did Ponomariov tackle this?
You can find lots of videos with chess studies, endgames and tactics at www.chesskillertips.com. The shows are hosted by Chess Queen Alexandra Kosteniuk!
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Hi everyone,
Here is an interesting chess endgame from Biel 2004. It was Ruslan Ponomariov versus Krishnan Sasikiran. This position was reached after 52 moves. How did Ponomariov tackle this?
You can find lots of videos with chess studies, endgames and tactics at www.chesskillertips.com. The shows are hosted by Chess Queen Alexandra Kosteniuk!
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From Alexandra Kosteniuk's
www.chessblog.com
Also see her personal blog at
www.chessqueen.com
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