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alberlie
♡ 12 ( +1 | -1 )
Plan in queen vs. rook engame? Hi,
I keep messing this up - does anyone have a clear cut plan as in B+B vs. King or B+K vs. King how to win such an endgame?
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wolstoncroft1
♡ 26 ( +1 | -1 )
Check out this site -> www.grandmastercorner.com
Under the chessboard there is place to select the type of endgame you would like to study. There are three examples of Q vs. R.
Hope this helps
Tom
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ccmcacollister
♡ 33 ( +1 | -1 )
hmmm I'm not sure I'd win with the Q either ... my expertise seems to be in Holding those kinda positions }8-))
The plan seems kinda simple. You gotta win the rook or mate. (yeah I know)
And if there are pawns with the rook and you dont have any, probly cant win anyways.
I better go check out that site too ...
Merry Holidays
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fmgaijin
♡ 58 ( +1 | -1 )
One Plan and One Trick The basic plan is simple: to put the K + R side in zugzwang, forcing the R to move away from the K and allowing it to be won by a series of checks. The final zugzwang is, for example, BK g8, BR g7, WK f6, WQ h5. Note that if it's White's move here, White creates the zugzwang by "losing" a move with 1.Qd5+ Kh7 2.Qh1+ Kg8 3.Qh5. The "trick" is Black's best defense: trying to set up a R "blockade" on the 3rd rank (or 6th or c/f file). The K + Q side can still win if one knows how to break the blockade with another zugzwang (using K and Q to cover all the squares on blockade line), but both this zugzwang and the final one can be difficult to find OTB, though I've managed to win it all 3 or 4 times I've faced it in my career.
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