Attack both Flanks at the same Time! | Important Rook Endgame Principles | GM Alex Ipatov
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Rook endgames are one of the most common and probably the most complex of all endings. There are a huge amount of theoretical positions and patterns, which makes it difficult for most of the chess players to remember all of them. However, some of these key positions occur very often in real games and if you know how to play or what plan to apply, you will increase your chances to win the game. Key positions like the Philidor, the Lucena or the Vancura positions should be studied, understood and even memorized, as sometimes you only need to know the technique in order to win or save the game. In this video, GM Alex Ipatov is explaining the most important principle in rook endgames which is the principle of two weaknesses.
Summary:
- It is important to centralize the king in rook and pawn endgames.
- One side is creating two weaknesses in the opponent’s camp and is fixing these weaknesses before he finally attacks both of them with the rook and king on both sides of the board.
- Usually the weaknesses on one side are not enough, because the opponent can protect them with ease, so in order to win the game it is important to create another weakness on the other side of the board. When your rook and your king are more active it is easy to attack both flanks at the same time.
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Rook endgames are one of the most common and probably the most complex of all endings. There are a huge amount of theoretical positions and patterns, which makes it difficult for most of the chess players to remember all of them. However, some of these key positions occur very often in real games and if you know how to play or what plan to apply, you will increase your chances to win the game. Key positions like the Philidor, the Lucena or the Vancura positions should be studied, understood and even memorized, as sometimes you only need to know the technique in order to win or save the game. In this video, GM Alex Ipatov is explaining the most important principle in rook endgames which is the principle of two weaknesses.
Summary:
- It is important to centralize the king in rook and pawn endgames.
- One side is creating two weaknesses in the opponent’s camp and is fixing these weaknesses before he finally attacks both of them with the rook and king on both sides of the board.
- Usually the weaknesses on one side are not enough, because the opponent can protect them with ease, so in order to win the game it is important to create another weakness on the other side of the board. When your rook and your king are more active it is easy to attack both flanks at the same time.
📘 The pgn to this video can be downloaded on our website!
✏️ Don't miss to solve the provided exercises for this video on our website!
Watch all episodes of the rook endgame video series here:
Learn the Philidor Position | Fundame...
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➡️ Green chess set: https://www.bestchesssetever.com/coll...
➡️ Wooden chess set: https://www.chessware.de/Schachfigure...
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#Chess #Chessfactor #ChessfactorAdvanced #Endgame #RookEndgame
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