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Topic: What should this endgame position be called?
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pinned pieces that can move are another reason why the "dictionary definition" is wrong
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I like Evjen's idea. Probably would never fly, but when you think about it, let's say you're playing black, and you're playing a heck of a game against Bobby Fischer. He's playing white, and he already has the advantage of automatically winning a half a game. On top of that, he's Bobby Fischer. You pull out the trapmate (I like that name), and you'd be jumping up and down, just glad you survived. That's not a draw. That's survival. That would be worth three-quarters of game to me. Just for morale's sake.
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Can someone explain me how the white pieces have reached their final destinations. This position must be illegal.
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| This position must be illegal. |
Why?
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Perhaps the word "impossible" would apply instead of "illegal".
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