Comments on https://lichess.org/@/lucaistschlecht/blog/lessons-learned-part-4/rvQPBTwg
Why do you state "Indeed, the hypothetical 2. ...Rxe5 3. dxe5+ Kxe5 now looses to very simply" when the engine shows that 63...Rxe6 is clearly winning by using black king to stop those two advanced pawns and by converting the passed e-pawn?
I like the concept behind this study. I need to do this with my own games, so I can learn better from my mistakes and inaccuracies, rather than just forget them in five minutes.
@hnzngrmpf said [^](/forum/redirect/post/1BlwN0wz)
> Why do you state "Indeed, the hypothetical 2. ...Rxe5 3. dxe5+ Kxe5 now looses to very simply" when the engine shows that 63...Rxe6 is clearly winning by using black king to stop those two advanced pawns and by converting the passed e-pawn?
There is a word missing I just realize oops, It should say Indeed, the hypothetical 2. ...Rxe5 3. dxe5+ Kxe5 now looses to very **4. f7!** simply". Here I explain my wrong though process, I though that I after dxe5+ I somehow *need* to take back with the King, which would be a big blunder because now my King cannot stop the f pawn anymore.
Yeah ofc just play Kd6 wins the game since white cannot promote his pawns, but I am a bit dumm dumm haha