Checkmate in the rook endgame - Mamedyarov vs Navara | Shamkir Chess 2019

Grandmaster Daniel King examines the game Mamedyarov vs Navara from the Shamkir Chess 2019. Support on Patreon: ► / powerplaychess
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[@LukeBastin]

What a beautiful ending, showing just how accurate you need to be in these types of position. The subtlety between Rg7 versus Rg8 is extraordinary.

[@chesschampionchampion6314]

your videos are great sir with great explanation continue your good work!

[@dragondomestifier]

Many thanks for the wonderful insights.

[@fabiobonetta5454]

mr King's videos are a thing of beauty

[@kenspencer9895]

Interesting and tricky! This is why I studied R&P endings after K&P -- they were very common and very tricky. Time for a refresher for me, though, as that was back in the 1970's. :)

[@oliverangermuller9827]

Thanks a lot for this video. I learned a lot. Rook endings are really not easy if such giants falter.

[@Robster543210]

Great endgame analysis!

[@balazsio]

Great show on rook endgames

[@irradiatedbadger]

Thank you

[@anandhua2313]

Well presentation

[@MrRobbyvent]

Great content. Thank You. Sometimes I noticed in the video flashing red frames. Maybe some editing artifacts?

[@chessguru900]

It is of course pretty easy to anlyse these end games with help from the engine. For any gm to see those moves specially in a tornament when playing under so much pressure is almost impossible.

[@ElColombre27360]

9:30 it's a pity that Rg4 also wins. This spoils a bit Rh8 😔

[@terrak7609]

Damn that's not easy !

[@YesPlease1]

Wow Rh8 is a beauty

[@testthewest123]

At 7:55 Wht if instead of Ke2, you play rook g6, luring the white rook away (or getting a pawn for free) and getting your queen back and then collect the white rook later?

[@ig2d]

If rg6 then e7 sacrificing the took but threatening to queen with check

[@testthewest123]

True! Didn't think of that.

[@zifircin1797]

Rh8 wow

[@ilkinrezzaq4882]

MAMEDYAROV WAS PLAYİNG WELL!!!

[@ig2d]

At 2:41 after re3 check what if kf4?

[@dalisamm1792]

Then black play Rh3 !

[@ig2d]

@@dalisamm1792 yes that looks promising, thanks