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- Chess Finesse Opposite-Colored Bishops Endgames by GM Danyyil Dvirnyy24
- 1.10 – Introduction
- 1.20b – Popular Wisdom
- 1.30c – General Concepts
- 1.41.1- Passed Pawns and Their Importance
- 1.51.2- Pawn Majorities and Their Potential
- 1.61.3- Waiting_ No Progress Against the Fortress
- 1.71.4- Same Diagonal for the Bishop
- 1.81.5- Placing the Pawns on the Bishop_s Color
- 1.91.6- Strong Island -u0026amp- Weak Island
- 1.101.7- Active King
- 1.112- Ideas for the Stronger Side
- 1.122.1- Supporting the Passed Pawn with the King
- 1.132.2- Two Passed Pawns -far from each other-
- 1.142.3- Two Connected Passed Pawns
- 1.152.4- Sacrificing the Bishop -in order to make progress-
- 1.162.5- Active King
- 1.173- Ideas for the Defender
- 1.183.2- Building a Fortress
- 1.193.1- Fighting against Connected Passed Pawns
- 1.203.3- Deciding the Roles for King -u0026amp- Bishop
- 1.213.5- Shouldering the Enemy King with the L-shape
- 1.224- Practical Examples_ Liquidating into an OCB Endgame
- 1.233.4- Targeting the Pawns with the Bishop -from behind-
- 1.245- Final Test
0b – Popular Wisdom
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