−0.4 → won
Bent Larsen – Paul Keres
San Antonio 1972 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook
Stockfish at the start of the endgame
931 endgames of Paul Keres, each evaluated by Stockfish at its start. 419 began equal – they brought 59.2 % of the points and 100 wins.
Every endgame of Paul Keres by the value Stockfish gives its start – from the side of Paul Keres –, and what became of it.
won drawn lost
| Rook and minor piece | 481 | 69.1 % | 55 |
| Queen and piece | 306 | 67.3 % | 26 |
| Minor pieces | 73 | 63.7 % | 8 |
| Rook endgames | 71 | 63.4 % | 11 |
100 endgames Paul Keres began without an advantage – Stockfish saw at most half a pawn for either side – and won them all the same. Here the 24 with the lowest starting value.
−0.4 → won
Bent Larsen – Paul Keres
San Antonio 1972 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook
−0.31 → won
Paul Keres – Juan Carlos Gonzalez Zamora
Havana clock sim 1960 · Queen and knight vs. queen and knight
−0.15 → won
Rashid Nezhmetdinov – Paul Keres
URS-ch26 1959 · Two bishops vs. bishop and knight
−0.11 → won
A. Remmelgas – Paul Keres
EST-ch U18 1932 · Two rooks vs. two rooks
−0.11 → won
Antonio Sacconi – Paul Keres
Warsaw ol (Men) 1935 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight
−0.07 → won
Carel Benjamin Van den Berg – Paul Keres
Hoogovens 1964 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop
0.0 → won
Paul Keres – O. Karhu
Helsinki 1935 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop
0.0 → won
E. Sander – Paul Keres
EST training 1935 · Rook, bishop and knight vs. queen
0.0 → won
Paul Keres – Vladimirs Petrovs
Warsaw ol (Men) 1935 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop
0.0 → won
Paul Keres – Jorge Pelikan
Prague 1937 · Rook, bishop and knight vs. queen
0.0 → won
Paul Keres – Erich Gottlieb Eliskases
Prague 1937 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight
0.0 → won
Paul Felix Schmidt – Paul Keres
Noordwijk 1938 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight
0.0 → won
Johannes Turn – Paul Keres
EST-chT 1940 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook
0.0 → won
Leho Laurine – Paul Keres
EST-ch 1942 · Two rooks vs. rook and bishop
0.0 → won
Paul Keres – Gedeon Barcza
Munich 1942 · Bishop and knight vs. two knights
0.0 → won
Paul Keres – Manuel De Agustin
Madrid 1943 · Two rooks vs. two rooks
0.0 → won
Paul Keres – Oldrich Novotny
Prague 1943 · Queen and knight vs. queen and knight
0.0 → won
Folke Ekstrom – Paul Keres
Stockholm m 1944 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight
0.0 → won
Paul Keres – Janis Kruhzkops
Baltic tourn 1945 · Two rooks vs. rook and bishop
0.0 → won
Paul Keres – Viacheslav Ragozin
URS-ch15 1947 · Two rooks vs. two rooks
0.0 → won
Anatoly Ufimtsev – Paul Keres
URS-ch15 1947 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop
0.0 → won
Yuri L. Averbakh – Paul Keres
URS-ch18 1950 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight
0.0 → won
Vladas Mikenas – Paul Keres
URS-ch18 1950 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop
0.0 → won
Paul Keres – Eero Book
Helsinki ol (Men) fin-A 1952 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight
34 endgames Paul Keres held or won although Stockfish saw a disadvantage of at least one and a half pawns at the start. The 12 with the worst value.
−6.78 → drawn
Igor Bondarevsky – Paul Keres
Chigorin mem 1947 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook
−6.54 → drawn
Paul Keres – O. Leesment
EST training 1935 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight
−6.53 → won
Paul Keres – V. Vulberg
EST-ch 1935 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook
−6.42 → drawn
Mark E. Taimanov – Paul Keres
URS-training 1953 · Queen and rook vs. queen and knight
−6.17 → drawn
Paul Keres – Elmars Zemgalis
Riga exh 1944 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight
−5.75 → drawn
Paul Keres – Mikhail Abramovich Beilin
Kalev-Daugava m 1945 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and bishop
−5.54 → drawn
Paul Troeger – Paul Keres
Varna ol (Men) fin-A 1962 · Two rooks vs. rook and knight
−5.52 → drawn
Boris Spassky – Paul Keres
URS-ch29 1961 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook
−5.38 → drawn
Paul Keres – Goesta Stoltz
Linkoping 1944 · Queen and knight vs. queen and knight
−5.21 → drawn
Leho Laurine – Paul Keres
EST-ch 1943 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight
−5.01 → won
Paul Keres – Aleksandrs Koblencs
Tallin-Riga m 1945 · Two rooks vs. rook and knight
−5.01 → drawn
Paul Keres – Boris Spassky
Candidates Tournament 1956 · Two rooks vs. two rooks
18 endgames Paul Keres began at least one and a half pawns up – and did not win. That belongs to it too: the 12 with the highest value.
+6.77 → drawn
Paul Keres – Ilmar Raud
EST-chT 1936 · Two rooks and bishop vs. queen
+6.65 → lost
Vladimir Simagin – Paul Keres
Parnu 1947 · Two rooks vs. rook and knight
+6.38 → drawn
Paul Keres – Vladas Mikenas
EST-LTU 1940 · Rook and knight vs. two knights
+5.78 → lost
Julius Kozma – Paul Keres
Luhacovice 1969 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight
+5.13 → drawn
Paul Keres – José Raúl Capablanca
Semmering/Baden 1937 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop
+5.01 → drawn
Paul Keres – Gideon Stahlberg
Buenos Aires Circulo 1939 · Two bishops vs. bishop and knight
+4.89 → drawn
Paul Keres – Alexander Alekhine
AVRO 1938 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight
+4.67 → drawn
Mikhail Botvinnik – Paul Keres
URS-ch19 1951 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight
+4.05 → drawn
Paul Keres – Paulino Frydman
Buenos Aires Circulo 1939 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight
+3.82 → drawn
Saviely Tartakower – Paul Keres
Noordwijk 1938 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop
+3.45 → drawn
Paul Keres – Svetozar Gligoric
Candidates Tournament 1953 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and bishop
+2.68 → drawn
Paul Keres – Miroslav Filip
Buenos Aires 1964 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop
For each of the 931 endgames Stockfish 19 evaluated the position in which the game became an endgame – at depth 24, with a time limit; a measurement that missed the depth does not count. The values are pawns from the player's side: an evaluation, not a verdict like that of the tablebase. When a game counts as an endgame is told on the page Database.
Measurements as of 14 November 2026.