The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Rook vs. pawns
Example from the database, after 65 moves: M. Carlsen – Ding Liren · Carlsen-Ding Showdown G5, 2017 · ½–½
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 57 %Draw 30 %Weaker side wins 12 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Two rooks vs. pawns
Example from the database, after 39 moves: Alexander Alekhine – Benito H. Villegas · Buenos Aires exh, 1926 · 1-0
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 88 %Draw 9 %Weaker side wins 3 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
Rarer: Two bishops vs. bishop (1,678), Two bishops vs. two knights (1,523), Two knights vs. two knights (1,347), Bishop and knight vs. pawns (670), Two knights vs. knight (600), Two bishops vs. knight (536), Two knights vs. bishop (508), Two knights vs. pawns (222), Two bishops vs. pawns (156), Two bishops and knight vs. bishop (42), Bishop and two knights vs. bishop (33), Bishop and two knights vs. knight (27), Two bishops and knight vs. knight (20)
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Bishop vs. knight
Example from the database, after 35 moves: Ding Liren – M. Carlsen · Carlsen-Ding Showdown G30, 2017 · ½–½
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 30 %Draw 39 %Weaker side wins 31 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Same-colored bishops
Example from the database, after 39 moves: M. Carlsen – Le Quang Liem · FIDE World Blitz 2014 · 1-0
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Knight vs. knight
Example from the database, after 37 moves: Alexander Alekhine – Isador Samuel Turover · Bradley Beach, 1929 · 1-0
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Bishop and knight vs. bishop and knight
Example from the database, after 38 moves: Vladimir Kramnik – Peter Leko · Budapest RWE Gas m, 2001 · ½–½
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Opposite-colored bishops
Example from the database, after 43 moves: Mikhail Botvinnik – Vassily Smyslov · World Championship 22th, 1958 · ½–½
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Two bishops vs. bishop and knight
Example from the database, after 27 moves: Viktor Kortschnoj – Mihail Tal · URS-ch sf, 1956 · ½–½
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 40 %Draw 48 %Weaker side wins 13 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Bishop vs. pawns
Example from the database, after 64 moves: Viktor Kortschnoj – Anatoly Karpov · World Championship 29th, 1978 · ½–½
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 53 %Draw 34 %Weaker side wins 14 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Knight vs. pawns
Example from the database, after 39 moves: M. Vachier Lagrave – M. Carlsen · GCT Blitz YourNextMove, 2017 · 0-1
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 50 %Draw 34 %Weaker side wins 16 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Bishop and knight vs. two knights
Example from the database, after 36 moves: Joao De Souza Mendes – Robert James Fischer · Santiago, 1959 · 0-1
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 28 %Draw 44 %Weaker side wins 28 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Bishop and knight vs. bishop
Example from the database, after 46 moves: M. Carlsen – F. Caruana · WCh 2018 · ½–½
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 64 %Draw 24 %Weaker side wins 12 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Two bishops vs. two bishops
Example from the database, after 51 moves: Efim Bogoljubow – Alexander Alekhine · World Championship 15th, 1934 · ½–½
K B B P P P P P P P – K B B P P P P P P P134 games
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Bishop and knight vs. knight
Example from the database, after 32 moves: Viswanathan Anand – Garry Kasparov · Linares 16th, 1999 · 0-1
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 67 %Draw 24 %Weaker side wins 9 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Queen vs. pawns
Example from the database, after 40 moves: Garry Kasparov – Nigel D. Short · Paris Immopar rapid, 1990 · 1-0
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 87 %Draw 13 %Weaker side wins 1 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Two queens vs. queen
Example from the database, after 78 moves: Alexander Alekhine – Goesta Stoltz · Salzburg, 1942 · 1-0
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 91 %Draw 8 %Weaker side wins 1 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Two queens vs. two queens
Example from the database, after 79 moves: Mihail Tal – Genrikh Moiseevich Kasparian · URS-ch sf, 1956 · 1-0
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Two queens vs. pawns
Example from the database, after 82 moves: Eugenio Torre – Garry Kasparov · Brussels blitz, 1987 · 0-1
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 95 %Draw 3 %Weaker side wins 1 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
Rarer: Rook and bishop vs. two bishops (2,665), Two bishops vs. rook (1,923), Rook and bishop vs. bishop (1,825), Rook and knight vs. two bishops (1,436), Two knights vs. rook (983), Rook and knight vs. bishop (902), Rook and bishop vs. two knights (873), Rook and knight vs. knight (847), Rook and bishop vs. knight (834), Rook, bishop and knight vs. rook (805), Rook and knight vs. two knights (701), Rook and bishop vs. pawns (471), Two rooks vs. bishop and knight (456), Rook and knight vs. pawns (446), Two rooks vs. bishop (225), Two rooks vs. two bishops (220), Rook and two bishops vs. rook (213), Rook and two knights vs. rook (184), Two rooks and bishop vs. rook (171), Two rooks and knight vs. rook (152), Two bishops and knight vs. rook (151), Two rooks vs. knight (125), Bishop and two knights vs. rook (111), Rook, bishop and knight vs. bishop (82), Two rooks vs. two knights (78), Rook, bishop and knight vs. pawns (51), Rook, bishop and knight vs. knight (50), Rook and two bishops vs. bishop (42)
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Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight
Example from the database, after 31 moves: M. Carlsen – M. Gagunashvili · World Rapid 2021 · 1-0
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 32 %Draw 37 %Weaker side wins 31 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop
Example from the database, after 25 moves: Alexander Alekhine – Reginald Pryce Michell · Hastings 3334, 1933 · 1-0
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Rook and knight vs. rook and knight
Example from the database, after 34 moves: V. Topalov – M. Carlsen · 7th London Classic 2015 · ½–½
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Rook and bishop vs. rook
Example from the database, after 37 moves: Viktor Kortschnoj – Mihail Tal · URS-ch23, 1956 · ½–½
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 71 %Draw 20 %Weaker side wins 9 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Rook vs. bishop
Example from the database, after 38 moves: Garry Kasparov – Artur Jussupow · Linares 11th, 1993 · ½–½
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 59 %Draw 22 %Weaker side wins 18 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Two rooks vs. rook and bishop
Example from the database, after 32 moves: M. Carlsen – F. Caruana · GCT Blitz YourNextMove, 2016 · 0-1
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 59 %Draw 22 %Weaker side wins 19 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Rook and knight vs. rook
Example from the database, after 32 moves: M. Carlsen – V. Anand · WCh 2014 · ½–½
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 67 %Draw 24 %Weaker side wins 10 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Two rooks vs. rook and knight
Example from the database, after 43 moves: Alexander Alekhine – Emanuel Lasker · St Petersburg final, 1914 · 0-1
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 62 %Draw 20 %Weaker side wins 17 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Rook vs. knight
Example from the database, after 54 moves: Alexander Alekhine – Maurice Fox · Bradley Beach, 1929 · 1-0
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 64 %Draw 21 %Weaker side wins 15 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Bishop and knight vs. rook
Example from the database, after 32 moves: Jose Raul Capablanca – Emanuel Lasker · St Petersburg final, 1914 · ½–½
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 46 %Draw 26 %Weaker side wins 28 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Rook and bishop vs. bishop and knight
Example from the database, after 42 moves: Garry Kasparov – Anatoly Karpov · World Championship 35th-KK5, 1990 · 1-0
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 70 %Draw 18 %Weaker side wins 12 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Rook and knight vs. bishop and knight
Example from the database, after 45 moves: Anatoly Karpov – Alexander G. Beliavsky · URS-ch50, 1983 · 1-0
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 71 %Draw 15 %Weaker side wins 14 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
Rarer: Queen vs. rook and knight (3,377), Rook, bishop and knight vs. queen (1,426), Queen and rook vs. rook (1,411), Queen and bishop vs. rook and bishop (1,127), Queen and bishop vs. two rooks (1,111), Queen and rook vs. two rooks (1,012), Two rooks and bishop vs. queen (1,011), Queen vs. knight (866), Queen vs. bishop (779), Queen and knight vs. two rooks (699), Two rooks and knight vs. queen (650), Queen and knight vs. rook and bishop (642), Queen and rook vs. rook and bishop (638), Queen vs. bishop and knight (594), Queen, rook and bishop vs. queen (555), Queen and bishop vs. rook and knight (551), Queen and rook vs. rook and knight (500), Rook and two bishops vs. queen (487), Queen and knight vs. rook and knight (442), Queen and bishop vs. bishop (392), Queen, bishop and knight vs. queen (375), Queen, rook and knight vs. queen (374), Queen and bishop vs. rook (374), Queen and bishop vs. pawns (274), Queen and knight vs. rook (250), Queen vs. two bishops (244), Queen and rook vs. pawns (241), Rook and two knights vs. queen (231)
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Queen and rook vs. queen and rook
Example from the database, after 42 moves: Garry Kasparov – Anatoly Karpov · World Championship 35th-KK5, 1990 · ½–½
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight
Example from the database, after 32 moves: Alexander Alekhine – C. M. Roggeveen · Jakarta sim, 1933 · 1-0
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 29 %Draw 39 %Weaker side wins 32 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Queen and bishop vs. queen and bishop
Example from the database, after 23 moves: Klaus Junge – Alexander Alekhine · Krakow/Warsaw, 1941 · ½–½
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Queen and rook vs. queen and bishop
Example from the database, after 52 moves: Loek Van Wely – Vladimir Kramnik · Amber-rapid 10th, 2001 · ½–½
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 59 %Draw 21 %Weaker side wins 20 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Queen and knight vs. queen and knight
Example from the database, after 34 moves: Mihail Tal – Paul Keres · Candidates Tournament, 1959 · 0-1
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Queen and rook vs. queen and knight
Example from the database, after 29 moves: Vladimir Akopian – Garry Kasparov · Internet blitz 5', 1998 · 0-1
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 62 %Draw 20 %Weaker side wins 19 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Queen and bishop vs. queen
Example from the database, after 44 moves: Gata Kamsky – Garry Kasparov · New York exh, 1989 · 0-1
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 64 %Draw 27 %Weaker side wins 9 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Queen vs. rook and bishop
Example from the database, after 34 moves: Samuel Lipschuetz – Emanuel Lasker · USA tour sim, 1902 · ½–½
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 65 %Draw 26 %Weaker side wins 10 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Queen vs. rook
Example from the database, after 59 moves: Anatoly Lein – Mihail Tal · URS-ch sf, 1955 · 1-0
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 78 %Draw 17 %Weaker side wins 5 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Queen and knight vs. queen
Example from the database, after 52 moves: Boris V. Spassky – Anatoly Karpov · Hamburg TV-1pl, 1982 · 1-0
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 65 %Draw 26 %Weaker side wins 9 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Queen and rook vs. queen
Example from the database, after 49 moves: J. Duda – M. Carlsen · 8th Norway Chess 2020 · 1-0
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 70 %Draw 23 %Weaker side wins 7 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
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Two rooks vs. queen
Example from the database, after 41 moves: Alexander Alekhine – Heinz Nowarra · Krakow/Warsaw, 1941 · ½–½
From the stronger side's view
Stronger side wins 26 %Draw 36 %Weaker side wins 38 %
The number on the right: games whose endgame began with exactly this material. Only material of at most 5 men leads to the trainer – as far as the tablebase reaches that checks every solution.
