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Stockfish at the start of the endgame

Peter Svidler in the endgame.

1,206 endgames of Peter Svidler, each evaluated by Stockfish at its start. 648 began equal – they brought 53.5 % of the points and 104 wins.

All endgames of Peter Svidler →

How it began – and how it ended

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

  1. Clearly worse (−1.5 and less) 142 · 9.5 %
  2. Slightly worse 31 · 35.5 %
  3. Equal (±0.5) 648 · 53.5 %
  4. Slightly better 61 · 78.7 %
  5. Clearly better (+1.5 and more) 324 · 93.2 %

won drawn lost

By endgame family
Rook and minor piece65559.3 %59
Queen and piece34861.5 %30
Minor pieces10956.9 %8
Rook endgames9460.6 %7

Peter Svidler against Players who reached 2700

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

All endgames1,206 games · 39 positions in the trainer 59.8% 59.7%
Rook endgames94 games · 21 positions in the trainer 60.6% 58%
Minor pieces109 games · 4 positions in the trainer 56.9% 58.8%
Rook and minor piece655 games · 8 positions in the trainer 59.3% 60.1%
Queen and piece348 games · 1 position in the trainer 61.5% 59.8%

Peter SvidlerPlayers who reached 2700

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

5 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.

Classical900 games 60.2% 60.5%
Rapid131 games 59.2% 59.2%
Blitz175 games 58.3% 55.8%

Peter SvidlerPlayers 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 104

104 endgames Peter Svidler 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 Peter Svidler: −0.48 – White: Kg1, Qd8, Bb4, a2, h2, b3, f3; Black: Kh8, Qb7, Bc6, b5, h5, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.48 → won

Zhang Zhong – Peter Svidler
CHN-RUS m 2001 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 41 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −0.38 – White: Ke2, Rc1, Nd4, a2, b2, f2, g2, h2, e3; Black: Kd7, Rh8, Bd6, f5, e6, a7, b7, f7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.38 → won

Francisco Vallejo Pons – Peter Svidler
Leon 17th 2004 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 22 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −0.28 – White: Kg2, Qe2, Nc3, a2, b2, f2, h2, g3, e5; Black: Kg8, Qd7, Bg7, b6, g6, b7, e7, f7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.28 → won

Jan Smejkal – Peter Svidler
Frankfurt Ordix op 1999 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 23 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −0.25 – White: Kh1, Re4, Bd5, g2, h2, b3, a4, c4, f5; Black: Kf8, Rc8, Bf6, b4, a5, e5, h6, f7, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.25 → won

Sergei Movsesian – Peter Svidler
FIDE World Rapid 2014 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 32 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −0.18 – White: Kf2, Re1, Bh4, b2, a3, c3, e3, h3; Black: Kg8, Re8, Bh6, a4, b5, f5, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.18 → won

Evgeny Bareev – Peter Svidler
Amber-blind 13th 2004 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 39 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −0.15 – White: Kc1, Qh8, a2, b2, c2, h2; Black: Ke6, Ra8, Bc8, Nb8, e5, a6, b7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.15 → won

Zoltán Almási – Peter Svidler
Rubinstein mem 2000 · Rook, bishop and knight vs. queen

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 32 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −0.12 – White: Kg1, Nc2, Nb3, f2, g2, h3, c4, e4, a5, d5; Black: Kg8, Ng6, Nd7, c5, e5, g5, a6, d6, f7, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.12 → won

Yu Yangyi – Peter Svidler
Luohu GM Blitz 2018 · Two knights vs. two knights

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 33 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −0.04 – White: Kg1, Re4, Bc1, f2, h2, g3; Black: Kg7, Rf8, Be5, h5, e6, g6, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.04 → won

Joose Norri – Peter Svidler
Yerevan ol (Men) 1996 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 30 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −0.03 – White: Kg1, Rc1, Nf3, f2, g2, h3, b5, c5; Black: Kg8, Ra8, Nc4, a4, f5, c7, f7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.03 → won

Jaan Ehlvest – Peter Svidler
Gawlikowski mem 18th 1999 · Rook and knight vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 34 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −0.03 – White: Kg1, Rc6, Nd7, c2, g2, h2, c4, f4; Black: Kf7, Ra8, Be3, c5, f5, g6, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.03 → won

Emil Sutovsky – Peter Svidler
ICC GM Fights 1 1999 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 28 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −0.01 – White: Kh1, Rf2, Bd3, h2, a4, d5; Black: Kg7, Bf4, Nd6, a5, g5, h5, b6, f78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−0.01 → won

Peter Svidler – Jan-Krzysztof Duda
World Blitz 2018 · Rook and bishop vs. bishop and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 35 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: 0.0 – White: Kh1, Qf7, Rf1, b2, g2, a3, e4, d5; Black: Kh8, Qg7, Rc5, g4, a5, d68a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

0.0 → won

Peter Svidler – Ainur Sofieva
Leningrad op 1990 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 47 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: 0.0 – White: Kg1, Rf1, Bf5, f2, g2, h3, a4, c4, e5; Black: Kh6, Rd2, Bc6, a5, c5, h5, b7, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Ashot Anastasian – Peter Svidler
Groningen op 1993 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 36 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: 0.0 – White: Kg2, Qe3, Rh1, a2, f2, f4; Black: Kg8, Qe6, Rc4, e4, b6, g6, a71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Margarita Voiska – Peter Svidler
Groningen op 1993 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 37 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: 0.0 – White: Ke2, Rd1, Ne3, a2, f2, b3, c4; Black: Kg8, Rg6, Bg7, c6, d6, h6, a7, b71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Lev Psakhis – Peter Svidler
Haifa 1995 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 35 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: 0.0 – White: Kd1, Rb1, Ng5, c3; Black: Kc6, Ra2, Nf4, b6, e61h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Michael Adams – Peter Svidler
FIDE-Wch k.o. 1997 · Rook and knight vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 53 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: 0.0 – White: Kh2, Qd3, Bg3, a2, g2, b3, c4, h4, e5; Black: Kg8, Qe6, Re7, h5, a6, c6, b71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Lars Schandorff – Peter Svidler
Nordic Grand Prix 1997 · Queen and rook vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 48 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: 0.0 – White: Kh3, Qd1, Nh6, a2, b3, g3, f4, h4, e5; Black: Kg7, Qb4, Bb6, a3, c6, g6, b71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Ruslan Irzhanov – Peter Svidler
WchT 4th 1997 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 38 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: 0.0 – White: Kf1, Ra5, Ne5, a2, b2, f2, g2, h2; Black: Kg7, Rd4, Ne7, b4, e6, g6, f7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Sergej Dyachkov – Peter Svidler
Russian Club Cup 1998 · Rook and knight vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 29 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: 0.0 – White: Kh1, Rc1, Bb3, a2, g2, f3, h3, d5; Black: Kg8, Qc8, Bc2, f4, b5, a6, f7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Vladimir Kramnik – Peter Svidler
Internet Chess Club m1 g/5' 1999 · Queen and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 33 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: 0.0 – White: Kg1, Qc3, Ne3, a2, h2, g3, b4, c4, f4; Black: Kg8, Qd6, Nb7, h5, a6, b6, e6, g6, f78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

0.0 → won

Peter Svidler – Wolfgang Jugler
Darmstadt sim 2000 · Queen and knight vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 30 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: 0.0 – White: Kg2, Rc1, Rc7, f2, a3, g3, h4; Black: Kg8, Rc8, Re8, g6, h6, f78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

0.0 → won

Peter Svidler – Vladimir Akopian
EUCup 18th 2002 · Two rooks vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 43 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: 0.0 – White: Kg1, Bf1, Nb3, h2, g3, c4, d6; Black: Kg8, Bb7, Ng7, b6, e6, g6, h78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

0.0 → won

Peter Svidler – Konstantin Landa
FRA-chT1 2002 · Bishop and knight vs. bishop and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 31 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: 0.0 – White: Kh3, Rc3, Ng3, h5; Black: Kf6, Rf2, Bc5, a4, f51h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Alexander Onischuk – Peter Svidler
EUCup 18th 2002 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 49 →

Saved 25

25 endgames Peter Svidler 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 Peter Svidler: −6.28 – White: Kh1, Ra7, Rf7, c2, g2, h3, d4; Black: Kg8, Rh6, Rc8, h5, f61h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−6.28 → drawn

M. Dzhumaev – Peter Svidler
41st Olympiad Open 2014 · Two rooks vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 38 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −6.18 – White: Kg1, Qe6, Bb2, f2, g2, h3, a4, e5; Black: Kg8, Qb8, Bf8, a5, g6, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−6.18 → drawn

Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu – Peter Svidler
FIDE World Cup 2019 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 35 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −5.86 – White: Kg1, Rf5, Rh6, a4, g4, h4; Black: Kh7, Bb3, Nc5, d4, a5, b68a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−5.86 → drawn

Peter Svidler – Anton Korobov
TCh-RUS Rapid 2015 · Two rooks vs. bishop and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 38 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −5.76 – White: Kf2, Rd1, Ne3, c3, g3, b4, f4, h4, e5; Black: Kg8, Rc8, Bf8, a4, b5, h5, g61h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−5.76 → drawn

Viktor Bologan – Peter Svidler
Poikovsky Karpov 4th 2003 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 44 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −5.44 – White: Kg2, Qc5, Na8, e3, g3, h3, b6; Black: Kg8, Qb3, Nf2, e4, h5, f7, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−5.44 → drawn

Peter Svidler – S. Zhigalko
World Blitz 2019 · Queen and knight vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 31 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −5.41 – White: Kg1, Qe5, Nd5, a2, b2, f2, g2, h2; Black: Kc6, Qd2, Bf5, c5, a6, g6, a7, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−5.41 → drawn

Sergej Dyachkov – Peter Svidler
RUS-chT 2000 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 30 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −5.08 – White: Kg2, Re2, Be3, a4, d4, f4, c5, h5, g6; Black: Kc8, Rb7, Bb8, d5, f5, e6, h6, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−5.08 → drawn

D. Bocharov – Peter Svidler
69th ch-RUS 2016 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 44 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −4.65 – White: Kg1, Rd4, Be1, f2, g2, h3, a5, b5; Black: Kf7, Rc2, Ne7, e4, f5, g6, a7, b7, h78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−4.65 → drawn

Peter Svidler – Francisco Vallejo Pons
Amber-rapid 14th 2005 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 35 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −4.62 – White: Kf2, Qf5, Re2, Be3, b3, a4; Black: Kg8, Rd1, c5, b6, d6, e6, h6, b7, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−4.62 → drawn

Peter Svidler – Francisco Vallejo Pons
Leon 17th 2004 · Queen, rook and bishop vs. rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 38 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −4.16 – White: Kg1, Qd2, Re3, f2, b4, d4, f5; Black: Kf8, Qd5, Bb6, e4, b5, g5, h6, c7, f78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−4.16 → drawn

Peter Svidler – Alexander Onischuk
Turin ol (Men) 37th 2006 · Queen and rook vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 45 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −3.89 – White: Kg1, Ba5, Nd3, a2, f2, g2, h2, e3, c4; Black: Ke8, Ra8, Bc1, c5, f5, a6, f6, e7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−3.89 → won

Thomas Engqvist – Peter Svidler
Arnold Cup 1991 · Rook and bishop vs. bishop and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 30 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: −3.5 – White: Kf1, Qc5, Rh7, a2, b2, g2, h3; Black: Kg8, Qg6, Ra8, a5, d5, h61h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−3.5 → drawn

Boris Gelfand – Peter Svidler
World Rapid Final 2012 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 37 →

Let slip 38

38 endgames Peter Svidler 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 Peter Svidler: +mate – White: Kf1, Rg6, Be4, f2, f3, b4; Black: Kf7, Qb2, Rd2, b6, e6, a71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+mate → drawn

Ivan Sokolov – Peter Svidler
Hoogovens 5' 1999 · Queen and rook vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 48 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: +7.28 – White: Kh2, Qe8, Bb6, f2, g2, h3; Black: Kg7, Qc4, Ra1, f3, e5, g6, h68a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+7.28 → drawn

Peter Svidler – B. Socko
World Blitz 2015 · Queen and rook vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 39 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: +6.66 – White: Kg1, Qe1, Bd4, b2, g2, f3, h3, d5; Black: Kh8, Qb7, Rc8, a4, b5, h6, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+6.66 → drawn

Magnus Carlsen – Peter Svidler
World Blitz 2015 · Queen and rook vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 36 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: +6.57 – White: Ke4, Rh7, Ne6, a3, c3, f5; Black: Kd6, Rc6, Ne7, c5, a7, b78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+6.57 → drawn

Peter Svidler – Vladimir Malakhov
RUS-ch m3-4 1997 · Rook and knight vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 45 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: +6.18 – White: Kg1, Rc7, Nd4, h2, f4, g4; Black: Kf8, Rb8, Ne4, b4, c4, g6, f7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+6.18 → lost

Vadim Zvjaginsev – Peter Svidler
URS-ch U20 1990 · Rook and knight vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 43 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: +6.09 – White: Kg1, Qf2, Be2, h3, e4, g4; Black: Kg7, Qd2, Na2, e5, g6, f7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+6.09 → drawn

Giorgi Giorgadze – Peter Svidler
Frankfurt Ordix op 1999 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 36 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: +6.02 – White: Kc3, Qg5, Be2, b2, a3, c4, h4, h6; Black: Kh7, Qf8, Bc6, e3, e5, a6, g6, b78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+6.02 → drawn

Peter Svidler – Marat Makarov
Novosibirsk 1995 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 44 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: +5.57 – White: Ke1, Rh1, Bf1, a2, b2, g2, h2, e4; Black: Kd6, Rg7, Rh8, b5, e5, a61h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+5.57 → drawn

Ian Nepomniachtchi – Peter Svidler
66th ch-RUS TB 2013 · Two rooks vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 26 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: +5.52 – White: Kg2, Bd6, Bh7, f2, h2, g4, e5; Black: Kf7, Bc8, Nf5, e4, e6, a7, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+5.52 → drawn

Peter Svidler – Sergei Kovtun
Voroshilovgrad op 1989 · Two bishops vs. bishop and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 38 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: +5.4 – White: Kh1, Rc1, Bb3, g2, f3, h3, a4, b6; Black: Kg8, Rd6, Bd5, a5, e5, h5, f6, b7, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+5.4 → lost

Peter Svidler – Denis Khismatullin
St.Petersburg Summer Rapid 2015 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 37 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: +5.11 – White: Kf2, Qh5, Ne3, a2, g2, h2, d3, c4; Black: Kg8, Qc6, Rd8, a6, f7, g7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+5.11 → lost

Sergey Karjakin – Peter Svidler
FIDE World Cup 2015 · Queen and rook vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 33 →

Start of the endgame, value for Peter Svidler: +4.93 – White: Ke1, Qd3, Bd2, h2, f3, g4, d6; Black: Kg7, Qa2, Bd4, h3, c5, b6, f6, a71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+4.93 → drawn

Alexander Grischuk – Peter Svidler
11th Tal Mem Rapid 2018 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 40 →

How it was measured

For each of the 1,206 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.