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Stockfish at the start of the endgame

Alexander Grischuk in the endgame.

1,359 endgames of Alexander Grischuk, each evaluated by Stockfish at its start. 719 began equal – they brought 54.4 % of the points and 133 wins.

All endgames of Alexander Grischuk →

How it began – and how it ended

Every endgame of Alexander Grischuk by the value Stockfish gives its start – from the side of Alexander Grischuk –, and what became of it.

  1. Clearly worse (−1.5 and less) 143 · 13.6 %
  2. Slightly worse 39 · 33.3 %
  3. Equal (±0.5) 719 · 54.4 %
  4. Slightly better 70 · 72.1 %
  5. Clearly better (+1.5 and more) 388 · 92.9 %

won drawn lost

By endgame family
Rook and minor piece74662.4 %77
Queen and piece38960 %27
Rook endgames11760.7 %17
Minor pieces10760.3 %12

Alexander Grischuk against Players who reached 2700

Points per endgame family – the family the endgame began in. Only families with at least ten endgames.

All endgames1,359 games · 112 positions in the trainer 61.4% 59.7%
Rook endgames117 games · 34 positions in the trainer 60.7% 58%
Minor pieces107 games · 34 positions in the trainer 60.3% 58.8%
Rook and minor piece746 games · 28 positions in the trainer 62.4% 60.1%
Queen and piece389 games 60% 59.8%

Alexander GrischukPlayers who reached 2700

A click on a row shows only the positions of Alexander Grischuk from these endgames in the trainer.

30 turning points the tablebase found in these endgames

By time control

The same endgames, split into classical, rapid and blitz games – each beside the own group.

Classical782 games 61.6% 60.5%
Rapid180 games 61.4% 59.2%
Blitz397 games 61% 55.8%

Alexander GrischukPlayers who reached 2700

chessophia recognizes the time control by the name of the event (“Blitz”, “Rapid” …); all other games count as classical.

Won from equality 133

133 endgames Alexander Grischuk 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.

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.42 – White: Ke2, Ra1, Nb3, a2, b2, f2, g2, c3, d5; Black: Kf8, Ra8, Be5, g4, a6, d6, b7, e7, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.42 → won

Alexander Morozevich – Alexander Grischuk
Moscow Superblitz 2006 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 24 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.39 – White: Kd2, Be4, Nd1, a2, g2, b3, f4, h4, e5; Black: Ke7, Nd4, Nb6, b5, a6, e6, g6, c7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.39 → won

Aleksej Aleksandrov – Alexander Grischuk
RUS Fed Internet Cup Final 5' 2004 · Bishop and knight vs. two knights

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 37 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.39 – White: Kd2, Rb5, Bc2, f2, f3, e4, h4, d5; Black: Kd6, Rc7, Nf4, e5, h5, g6, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.39 → won

Teimour Radjabov – Alexander Grischuk
SportAccord Basque Men 2013 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 58 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.31 – White: Kg1, Qf3, Rf1, b2, g2, c3, h3; Black: Kg8, Qd7, Rf8, b5, g6, f7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.31 → won

M. Vavulin – Alexander Grischuk
ch-Moscow Superfinal 2014 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 32 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.24 – White: Kg1, Rd1, Nf5, a2, f2, g2, b3, h3; Black: Kg8, Re8, Nc5, b5, a6, f7, g7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.24 → won

Vladimir Malakhov – Alexander Grischuk
Poikovsky Karpov 5th 2004 · Rook and knight vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 30 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.18 – White: Kg1, Rd1, Rd6, g2, a3, f3, b4, e4; Black: Kg8, Rc3, Rc8, h5, b6, g6, a7, f78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−0.18 → won

Alexander Grischuk – Rauf Mamedov
Dos Hermanas Internet f 4th 2003 · Two rooks vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 42 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.16 – White: Kg1, Qc4, Nf3, f2, g2, e3, h3, b4; Black: Kg8, Qd8, Nc8, e5, b6, f6, h6, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.16 → won

Shamsutdin Radzhabov – Alexander Grischuk
Moscow-ch 1996 · Queen and knight vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 34 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.16 – White: Kg1, Rg2, Rf7, b2, e2, h3, b5; Black: Kh8, Re3, Ra8, c5, b6, d6, a7, h78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−0.16 → won

Alexander Grischuk – P. Dvalishvili
Moscow Blitz Final 2014 · Two rooks vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 31 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.16 – White: Kg1, Rc1, Ne3, a2, f2, g2, c3, h3; Black: Kg8, Rc7, Bc4, f6, h6, a7, b7, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.16 → won

Shakhriyar Mamedyarov – Alexander Grischuk
7th Norway Armageddon 2019 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 26 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.15 – White: Kf2, Ra2, Nb1, c3, f3, h3, b4, e4, g4, a6; Black: Kb8, Rd6, Bc8, c4, b5, e5, f6, a7, f7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.15 → won

Nikolai Vlassov – Alexander Grischuk
RUS Fed Internet Cup Final 5' 2004 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 42 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.06 – White: Ke3, Rd1, Be2, h2, f3, g3, b4, c5; Black: Kf6, Rb2, Bd7, d5, g5, h5, c6, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.06 → won

Alexander Morozevich – Alexander Grischuk
World Blitz Final 2012 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 35 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.06 – White: Kd2, Ra1, Rc1, a2, b2, g2, h2, d3, e3; Black: Ke7, Rc8, Rh8, d5, e5, a7, f7, g7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.06 → won

Maxime Vachier-Lagrave – Alexander Grischuk
SportAccord Blitz 2014 · Two rooks vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 17 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.04 – White: Kg1, Qe1, Bg2, a2, c2, f2, h2, b3, g3, d4; Black: Kh8, Qg6, Nd6, d5, f5, c6, a7, b7, g7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.04 → won

Ray Robson – Alexander Grischuk
42nd Olympiad 2016 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 30 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.04 – White: Kg1, Ra1, Rc6, a2, b2, f2, h2, e3, g3, d4; Black: Kg8, Ra7, Rf8, b4, g5, b6, e6, c7, f7, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−0.04 → won

Alexander Grischuk – Magnus Carlsen
World Blitz 2021 · Two rooks vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 21 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.02 – White: Kg2, Rb4, Rg4, f2, h2, a3, g3, c4, d5; Black: Kg8, Rc5, Rb8, a4, e5, b6, d6, h6, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.02 → won

H. Melkumyan – Alexander Grischuk
World Blitz 2015 · Two rooks vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 35 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −0.01 – White: Ke2, Rc1, Bf2, g2, h2, b3, f3, a4, e4; Black: Kd7, Rc8, Bg7, c5, b6, e6, g6, h6, a71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.01 → won

M. Roiz – Alexander Grischuk
World Rapid 2018 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 33 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: 0.0 – White: Kg1, Ra1, Rc4, a2, b2, f2, c3, f3, h3; Black: Ke7, Ra8, Rd8, b6, e6, a7, c7, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

T. Purev Dorj – Alexander Grischuk
Wch U10 1993 · Two rooks vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 32 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: 0.0 – White: Kc3, Rh1, Bg2, b2, h3, d4, g4, e5, d6; Black: Kb8, Qa4, Rc5, h6, f7, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

0.0 → won

Alexander Grischuk – Evgeny E. Vorobiov
Moscow-ch op 1998 · Queen and rook vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 35 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: 0.0 – White: Kb1, Rd1, Rh7, b3, f3, e4, g4, g7; Black: Kg8, Rc2, Be6, a3, a4, d6, f6, g6, f78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

0.0 → won

Alexander Grischuk – Miso Cebalo
Bled op 20th 1999 · Two rooks vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 26 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: 0.0 – White: Kg1, Rd1, Rc3, b2, g2, f3, a4; Black: Kg8, Re8, Bb3, a6, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Stuart Conquest – Alexander Grischuk
EU-chT (Men) 1999 · Two rooks vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 39 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: 0.0 – White: Ka1, Rg1, Bf7, a2, e4, h4; Black: Kd8, Qd1, Rc5, f3, g5, c6, h6, a7, b71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Miika Maki Uuro – Alexander Grischuk
New York op 2000 · Queen and rook vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 32 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: 0.0 – White: Kg1, Rg5, Rf7, a2, f2, h2; Black: Ke5, Rb8, Rd8, e4, a5, e68a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

0.0 → won

Alexander Grischuk – Anatoly Karpov
Linares 18th 2001 · Two rooks vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 37 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: 0.0 – White: Kg1, Rd2, Bd3, a2, f2, h2, g3, d4, b5; Black: Ke7, Rf6, Bd7, d5, e6, h6, a7, b7, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

0.0 → won

Alexander Grischuk – Christian Bauer
World Cup of Rapid Chess-A 2001 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 36 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: 0.0 – White: Kg1, Qe3, Bf4, c3, a4, c4, d5, h6; Black: Ka7, Qg4, Bd7, a5, c5, b6, d68a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

0.0 → won

Alexander Grischuk – Alexander Morozevich
FIDE GP 2002 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 64 →

Saved 35

35 endgames Alexander Grischuk 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.

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −10.26 – White: Kg1, Qh6, Rf5, b2, h3, d5, g6, f7; Black: Kh8, Qd8, Ra8, c2, c5, d6, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−10.26 → drawn

A. Predke – Alexander Grischuk
World Rapid 2019 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 34 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −8.73 – White: Ke2, Rf1, Ra4, c2, g2, h2, f3; Black: Kg7, Qb7, Bd3, a2, c6, g6, f7, h78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−8.73 → drawn

Alexander Grischuk – Gregory P. Shahade
Oz.com qual blitz 2000 · Queen and bishop vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 32 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −7.56 – White: Kb2, Rf3, Rh3, a3, d5; Black: Kg4, Rd1, Nc5, b61h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−7.56 → won

J. Ulko – Alexander Grischuk
67th Moscow Blitz 2013 · Two rooks vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 75 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −7.34 – White: Kg2, Bb4, Ng5, a2, e2, f3, h4, h5; Black: Kg8, Qd2, Rd8, f4, a6, e68a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−7.34 → drawn

Alexander Grischuk – David Navara
FIDE World Cup 2017 · Queen and rook vs. bishop and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 38 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −6.43 – White: Kg2, Qc3, Nc2, g3, f4, b5, e5, a6; Black: Kg8, Qh5, Nd7, d5, b6, e6, h6, a7, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−6.43 → drawn

Alexander Grischuk – R. Ruck
World Blitz 2019 · Queen and knight vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 37 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −6.33 – White: Kg2, Qh5, Re5, b2, f2, h3, a4; Black: Kf8, Ra8, Nd5, b5, c5, a61h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−6.33 → drawn

Alexander Morozevich – Alexander Grischuk
FIDE GP 2002 · Queen and rook vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 36 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −6.32 – White: Kb2, Rb7, Ng6, a2, c2, g2, b3, f3; Black: Kh6, Re1, Rd3, b4, a5, c51h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−6.32 → drawn

Ivan Šarić – Alexander Grischuk
21st European Teams 2017 · Two rooks vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 39 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −6.26 – White: Ke1, Rc7, Nb5, Nc5, h2, e6; Black: Kg6, Rg2, d3, g5, a6, h61h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−6.26 → drawn

Vladimir Fedoseev – Alexander Grischuk
Moscow Blitz Final 2014 · Rook and two knights vs. rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 42 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −6.24 – White: Kf3, Ra7, Bh8, f4; Black: Kg6, Rh2, Rg5, a3, h41h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−6.24 → drawn

Shakhriyar Mamedyarov – Alexander Grischuk
SportAccord Basque 2014 · Two rooks vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 40 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −6.22 – White: Kg1, Rd1, Rd6, a2, b2, f2, h2, g3; Black: Kc5, Rb6, Nb4, c6, g6, a7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−6.22 → drawn

Viktor Komliakov – Alexander Grischuk
RUS-Cup06 1998 · Two rooks vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 35 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −6.16 – White: Kb1, Rc1, Bd7, a2, b2, h2, g5; Black: Kg8, Rd8, Bg7, f2, b4, g6, f7, h78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−6.16 → drawn

Alexander Grischuk – Darmen Sadvakasov
Mainz Ordix op 2004 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 45 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: −6.08 – White: Ka2, Qd5, Rf6, b2, f2, a3; Black: Kh8, Qh6, Rg8, e4, a5, g61h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−6.08 → drawn

Leonid Kritz – Alexander Grischuk
Mainz Ordix op 13th 2006 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 44 →

Let slip 46

46 endgames Alexander Grischuk began at least one and a half pawns up – and did not win. That belongs to it too: the 12 with the highest value.

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: +14.68 – White: Kg1, Qd1, Rd2, g2, a4, b5; Black: Ka7, Qe4, Nd3, g3, c4, a5, e5, b61h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+14.68 → drawn

Viswanathan Anand – Alexander Grischuk
GCT Blitz YourNextMove 2018 · Queen and rook vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 68 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: +8.9 – White: Kg2, Qg6, Bf2, Nd5, h3; Black: Ke8, Be7, e5, d6, h78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+8.9 → drawn

Alexander Grischuk – Mat Bartel
FIDE World Blitz 2014 · Queen, bishop and knight vs. bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 37 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: +7.85 – White: Kg1, Rd7, Be3, a2, b2, c2, f2, f3, h3; Black: Ka5, Rh8, Bf6, a6, c6, f7, g7, h78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+7.85 → lost

Alexander Grischuk – Joel Lautier
ACP Blitz Prelim3 2004 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 26 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: +7.18 – White: Kb1, Qg8, Re1, a2, c2, b3; Black: Kd7, Qe7, Nb6, b4, a5, d5, e68a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+7.18 → lost

Alexander Grischuk – Lê Quang Liêm
SportAccord Blitz Men 2013 · Queen and rook vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 44 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: +6.79 – White: Kh2, Qe3, Rb7, f2, h3, a4; Black: Kf7, Qa2, Ne7, e5, f6, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+6.79 → lost

Alexander Grischuk – Evgeny Najer
Moscow Blitz Final 2014 · Queen and rook vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 46 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: +6.77 – White: Kc3, Rd2, Ne3, g2, f3, h3, e4, d5, b6; Black: Ke8, Rd8, Nf4, h4, c5, e5, g5, d68a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+6.77 → lost

Alexander Grischuk – Levon Aronian
7th Norway Blitz 2019 · Rook and knight vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 63 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: +6.66 – White: Kg1, Qe3, Be5, a2, g2, h2, f3, e4; Black: Kg8, Qc2, Nh5, g5, e6, h6, b78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+6.66 → drawn

Alexander Grischuk – Arkadij Naiditsch
FIDE World Blitz 2014 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 30 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: +6.64 – White: Kb1, Qc3, Bf7, c2, h2, b4; Black: Kf8, Qf4, Nd8, b78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+6.64 → drawn

Alexander Grischuk – Sergey Klimov
Chigorin mem 1999 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 56 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: +6.59 – White: Kg1, Rg4, Re7, b2, f2, g2, a3, h3, d4; Black: Kh7, Rg8, Bf7, c4, b5, d5, a6, h6, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+6.59 → drawn

Alexander Grischuk – Sergey Karjakin
Piterenka Blitz Playoff 2012 · Two rooks vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 51 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: +6.56 – White: Kg1, Re1, Bc5, f2, h2, b4, a5, d5; Black: Kg8, Rd7, Bf6, g2, a6, g6, b7, f78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+6.56 → drawn

Alexander Grischuk – Maxime Vachier-Lagrave
Moscow Grand Prix 2017 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 40 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: +6.49 – White: Kg1, Rf1, Bc1, f3, a4, d4, h4; Black: Kh7, Rf5, Nf2, e3, f4, h5, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+6.49 → lost

Fabiano Caruana – Alexander Grischuk
Champions Showdown G10 2017 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 48 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Grischuk: +6.4 – White: Ka2, Ra5, Bd4, Be6, b2, c3, d3, f4; Black: Kh7, Qg6, h4, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+6.4 → lost

Alexander Morozevich – Alexander Grischuk
FIDE GP 2002 · Rook and two bishops vs. queen

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 50 →

How it was measured

For each of the 1,359 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.