Bishop Endgame Brilliance: Mastering the Final Moves
Channel: Gujarati Chess Zone 
Date: 28/06/2023

In chess, the bishop endgame refers to a stage of the game where only a few pawns and bishops remain on the board. It often occurs in the later stages of the game, after the majority of the pieces have been exchanged. The strategic and tactical aspects of the bishop endgame require careful maneuvering and precise calculation.

Bishops are long-range pieces that can move diagonally across the board. In the endgame, their mobility becomes even more crucial as the board opens up and their influence expands. Unlike knights, which have a restricted range of movement, bishops can control large areas of the board simultaneously. This versatility allows them to influence pawn structures, attack weak points, and potentially deliver lethal threats.