Since 1996
American master Bruce Pandolfini has been teaching chess for more than forty years. With Pando's Ten-Pack, he presents a block of ten problems that were given to classes and private students (yes, even some who became GMs). The puzzles usually rally around a particular motif. A new column is posted the fourth Tuesday of each month.
Two Against One Leaves None
by Bruce Pandolfini
You can take it back to the Borgias. Hey, you can take it back further, maybe to the Greek City States. You can even get antediluvian. But why do that? You don't have to go back that far. Let's look no further back than the 1960s. I'm especially thinking of that revelatory experience, that game-changing movie, "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly." So tell me, when the three bad guys faced off in the end, what happened when two ganged up against one? T...
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