AboutWuyanbu Zutali Expertise I can answer questions on how to start chess clubs, tournaments, and promote chess. I can answer questions on the opening, middle game and endgame.
Experience I've played chess in national tournaments for more than 25 years.
I've built large chess clubs from the ground up and have organized large USCF rated tournaments.
Organizations United States Chess Federation
Publications
Education/Credentials National chess expert and top chess organizer
Past/Present clients Private students/ more than 40 chess clubs established
Question If your opponent has only his king left, and, besides your king, you have two knights, is there a way to accomplish checkmate?
Answer Hello,
Yes.
Checkmate is very possible except it takes great skill to do it.
You have to create barriers and cut the king off and force him into a corner and then deliver check mate. It's the most difficult check mate in chess. Strong computers and players can do it. But many players, masters included, willingly agree to a draw to avoid this long drawn out process. Practice helps, but in my over the board tournaments, I hardly ever see this. Keep in mind that not everyone will agree to the draw. Some players will go at it for hours until the tournament clock or a TD (tournament director) stops the game.
