Body: <p>Where can I get the tablebase for king + bishop + knight versus king mate on 10x10 board?</p>
  
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Comments.Text: <aol>metoo</aol> :-) I would even extend your question: Are there free tablebases with open code which can be embellished for n*n use, maybe even fairy pieces? BTW, I wouldn't stop at 10...Oh, and I never got one myself.
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Comments.Text: I have a related question that is not worth asking separately: until which n is KBN vs K on a n x n chessboard winning ?
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Comments.Text: @Evargalo winning within the 50 moves rule? Because otherwise I see no reason why it would not be winning anymore.
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Tags: <endgame><tablebases>
Title: KBN vs K tablebase for 10x10 board
ThreadText: # KBN vs K tablebase for 10x10 board
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2023-01-22)
  
  Where can I get the tablebase for king + bishop + knight versus king mate on 10x10 board?
  
  **Tags:** endgame, tablebases
  
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_1**: <aol>metoo</aol> :-) I would even extend your question: Are there free tablebases with open code which can be embellished for n*n use, maybe even fairy pieces? BTW, I wouldn't stop at 10...Oh, and I never got one myself.  
  > **username_2**: I have a related question that is not worth asking separately: until which n is KBN vs K on a n x n chessboard winning ?  
  > **username_3**: @username_2 winning within the 50 moves rule? Because otherwise I see no reason why it would not be winning anymore.  
  
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