Crucial Rook Endgame Principle To Win faster

Crucial Rook Endgame Principle To Win faster.
10% of your chess games end with a rook endgame. Rook endgames are one of the most fundamental and important concepts in chess. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, understanding the basic principles of rook endgames can greatly improve your overall game. In this video, we'll cover some key strategies and tactics you need to know to effectively navigate these endgame scenarios. We'll also delve into the most common mistakes players make in rook endgames and how you can avoid them. With clear explanations and practical examples, this video will give you the tools you need to confidently handle this type of endgame situation. So whether you're looking to improve your endgame skills or simply learn more about this fascinating aspect of the game of chess, be sure to check out this video!

[@josephnigliazzo1004]

I've lost many games for not knowing this lol

[@chessscape]

now you do so game on ;)

[@michaelberger3717]

haha so true

[@saptarshisengupta8516]

So true

[@cloudy_brat7119]

My bad bro

[@watch.v.dQw4w9WgXcQ]

​@@chessscape nah this won't work, the opponent could just move the king to stop your rook so you then need to move rook down again

[@ulenulen5642]

Extra lessons:do this when the advance pawns is on the 6th ranks

[@MadeInIBS]

666 Likes and no comments? I just changed it.

[@TheUnderscore_]

@@MadeInIBS Man just exorcized a random commenter on KZbin

[@fatlz5414]

@@MadeInIBS now it has 888 😳

[@MadeInIBS]

@@fatlz5414 *Funny how it is the same number of how many I kidnapped families*

[@skepticalguy9081]

​@@MadeInIBShaha.... Hah..haha.... *Awkward laughter* (I would complete my lesson, )

[@leoofficial527]

"Just take the rook with a pawn from nonexistence" -ChatGPT

[@manolgeorgiev9664]

ChatGPT would convert the rook to Black's side and summon a queen for a perfect mate without even moving his pauns.

[@siraaron8650]

ChatGPT on it's way to declare Checkmate when it has nothing but it's King on the board left

[@A.Singularity]

​​@@siraaron8650 chatgpt explaining how giving your opponent a free checkmate in 1 is good because if they didn't see that you have a checkmate in 1908272

[@isaacoberhausen3708]

No it’s not a nonexistent rook, it clearly came from the a1 square

[@mikeoxlong1897]

ah yes, the omnipresent f6 pawn

[@parth7390]

You have no idea how many games i could have overturned knowing this...

[@chessscape]

now you do 😅 game on!

[@mr.wretchfromthebackrooms2468]

"then move the rook diagonally, thus turning it into a bootleg queen"- someone

[@RamandeepSingh-dv8uj]

Chat gpt

[@kilosu8810]

@@RamandeepSingh-dv8uj i knew this was coming😂😂

[@RaghavBabbar]

​@@kilosu8810 i knew your kind of reply was coming😂😂

[@ctzan]

Is this the only video without sacrificing daa ruukh???

[@Patiencelad]

Awesome lesson! If you made ONLY these type of '"principle" shorts, I would watch every single one. Subbed.

[@the_cool_tortis]

Just a tip for setting up those little brilliant move things, ctrl + right click will make the highlight orange, shift + right click is green, and alt + right click is blue

[@Jgm101music]

I didn't expect this many specific instructions, nonetheless, it's quite helpful

[@gurbanbayramov2022]

Nice technique, I'm glad I subbed

[@chessscape]

feels good to bring good value for you, great feeling thank you ;)

[@gurbanbayramov2022]

@@chessscape yea, your channel is great, keep it up man

[@mysteryboy5782]

​@@chessscape but u said "how do u avoid losing with white" did u mean to say "losing with black"?

[@mysteryboy5782]

​@@chessscape bc u literally said avoid losing with white and showed how white would win

[@willyc2051]

​@Mystery boy avoid losing = winning

[@Blue_Bogart844]

U can use ur king to take the pawn if black repeatedly plays his king

[@chessscape]

rook g4 is enough to grab the pawns because your attack both at the same time

[@coreycollins6917]

This is actually a really good chess video

[@franklinaustin350]

This method has saved me so many games, good man is teaching it to others

[@alielzahaby3315]

you should really starting making more of these vids instead of puzzles that only computer can solve xD

[@user-ej7sr3ow8b]

If your opponent refuse to move the pawn, use your king to attack the pawn

[@PikipowsDs]

2 minute after:Stalemate because you accidentally block the king

[@Zxter]

This is the best advice by him.

[@randomavghuman]

This helped me, thanks

[@_tym3k]

my dumbass thought the black pawns were going up

[@Testosteroneisnaturaltrump2024]

Same I got scared for a hot minute

[@dhikali]

Me having both ultra rosé and pui pui in the same team be like:

[@7352SoS]

Dang.... This is helpful to know as a 1700-1800

[@LiteralCats]

Interesting stuff. I haven't seen other chess youtubers explain end games as clearly as this. Can you explain the square rule for king to catch up to pawns?

[@Mikewee777]

I would have wasted a move by flying the rook to the queen landing . Brilliant check.

[@dragonlord1225]

what if he just starts doing king movements and never pushes the pawn?

[@chess26622]

Then use your king for taking the pawn

[@noahsomerville3727]

This is extremely helpful, thank you!

[@andrewmoberg8317]

It’s weird that I actually said all that stuff in my head before he said it for once

[@james.sailors11]

I didn't even know this. Great information. Now if I can only remember this in a game.

[@desmondruhling]

I mean, unless black blunders the position, it’s basically a draw from when the only have one pawn left

[@fannyliem3536]

Thaks for this lesson bro, i fricked up an endgame with an opponent similar to this

[@Testosteroneisnaturaltrump2024]

You can say bad words on here I won't tell

[@lordvader6542]

The saviour we needed

[@ChequeMate484]

I actually needed this. Many times I’ve lost cuz I don’t know what im doing

[@damianmackie7612]

Just as an additional tip, two connected passed pawns on the 6th rank or further cannot be stopped this way in most positions so the position is losing for the guy with the rook

[@raedentan1349]

Either me or my opponent gets checkmated before endgame and my opponent never trades if we reach endgame

[@rizqidwiramadhan1515]

All fun and games untill white just checked the king in the first move

[@dedelblute3946]

I knew the first bit of this trick already. My brilliants are all rook "sacrifices".

[@cultleaderdave3857]

Extremely helpful!

[@thomasandco2681]

Here is a really useful video.

[@0Arcoverde]

This also helps if you want draw for black, unless they bring the king, you just hangout with your pawn

[@gachastar8170]

Me not knowing what side is what for 10seconds

[@muflihadilhanif5036]

Black King: wants to join the fight White rook: Na'ah, no party this time!

[@luatala8008]

After …K-B3 I would have most likely played R-N8 and would have been happy with a draw thinking I was lucky. I will now always remember move rook rank wise not file.

[@zaythebest1299]

King when rook cuts him off: "But you didn't have to cut me off-"

[@IQ_2.]

You know your bad at chess when he clearly says behind the most advanced pawn and I’m thinking black is on the bottom

[@yashmaheshwari1727]

That sneaky move though ...

[@_Blacklagoon_]

King approaching rock: ho! ho! come as close as you want

[@soretespestya89]

fisrt move f6 and after grab the pawn

[@TheBeginningOfTime]

remember

[@vampdemon4630]

This is very useful

[@kubafanminecraft419]

King F6?

[@ABHI-tw5jm]

After Rg6 f3 Rxg3 f2 Rook cant stop from queening

[@redditrabbit1]

Proceeds to stalemate with rook and king

[@lowbudgetedits._]

If he really tries to move his king only for some reason... check and checkmate him

[@EEEwast.tanken]

If they give u f4 pawn they can go 3 squares cuz that were it starting and queen

[@xodzphone]

Great vid

[@pong4224]

A7 checking then go behind the less advanced pawn take the less advance pawn and the go behind the other pawn and take it.Would that work??

[@rickymullins3844]

There is no check on A7, but if you mean to check on G7 then the king will move to E6 and the king will be protecting the square you are trying to get on . Remember the king is a warrior in the endgame. Hope this helps.

[@HaXD1209]

Awesome, time to apply this to blit- And I lost because of time

[@maxhynding2553]

Imagine a noob seeing this and not knowing how to checkmate with a rook and king and just resigns 😂

[@AkshayDafda2010]

Capture the black soldier🌚

[@minhtam-akaruikokoro1437]

“Avoid losing with white” *also plays on the white side*

[@thomasfussaro3493]

I have the same board colors and pieces

[@Aurelius_Imperator]

What about he repeat the same move?

[@DarkPleasant]

Just take his king with your king -chatGPT

[@seanpanigel5494]

Not every good move is a brilliance you know...

[@falkeborg9432]

When are you going to realise that it is called a passed pawn and not a “past pawn”

[@gachapro7963]

Tysm

[@colescalisthenics]

thank you so much for this lol

[@elsmokey3125]

Why can’t you just go above the closest one and then take the other one after that?

[@netuwu2711]

I WAS LIKE WHY HE NOT TAKE PAWNS? BUT THEN I REALISED LOL

[@RyxCh]

Dang I wish I've know this

[@heyimj662]

The amount of games i drew because I didn't know this...

[@zeankyletapiador8067]

FINALLY I CAN COUNTER PEOPLE

[@rilledup2639]

Why do I keep thinking the pawn is going upwards instead of down .-.

[@fitimismani1201]

What if instead of moving to G2 king goes closer

[@nipahnoob]

Funny enough, my endgames are good. I need to learn openings and mid games need work though lol.

[@mattevans4377]

What if black refuses to push the pawn and just attacks the rook?

[@justadepressedguywithnobi]

Now stalemate with rook

[@spiderthecat]

Could you lose the game by 50 move rule if he doesn’t wanna push the pawn

[@piglenbrute]

Helpful video

[@erebus2090]

how would the first move be a brilliant?? at best, it’s the best move

[@user-rb9po5dx2m]

What if the two pawn are in the same line?

[@westonhastings2665]

Why didn't the pawn just take the rook when it was on G5?

[@Virosh48]

Suggeat me a good chess book for end games

[@gammer5512]

What if they put king closer to pawn and push

[@jovansoh]

This doesnt work if the more advacced pawn is only one step from becoming a queen and the other pawn is in a different file protecting it

[@Maxblack_fire]

That would have been great or best move why was that brilliant 💀

[@kakusth]

If the game start with black chance here then preety sure he can get a queen

[@raidenshogun9462]

then ill still find a way to stalemate

[@Mikhail-tal-the-GOAT]

A bishop is the best piece (after the Queen) to stop connected pawns

[@Juliethebirb2007]

You are kidding right? Right?!

[@Goodboy-kq9ys]

I will just not move my pawn then

[@krtc4102]

Thank you so much lmao

[@wertr0n]

I’m not good at chess but could you go f6 then take the pawn the move to g4 and take the other pawn?

[@realbenny.]

I forgor how to checkmate with king and rook

[@username_wish]

At my school , they call me "the endgame master" because i always win in endgames with an additionnal rook or a knight This is just adding numbers to my power level...

[@chessscape]

endgames is usually everyone’s weak spot

[@dedelblute3946]

The only reason I'm at my ELO is because instead of lessons I did a large number of drills in order to become killer at endgames. Other than that I suck at openings.

[@jasonsteves734]

excellent

[@chessscape]

Thanks!

[@IDK-Otherminded]

since when can pawns go backwards

[@GoodMat66]

Why can't the king stay at the line?

[@revenant5]

What about moving the rook to f6? Edit: I realize it's because the other pawn can promote then

[@cursed_Luigi]

F6 be like😢

[@thecheeseburgermidget7300]

can't the king just keep moving and draw?

[@whatisnob3481]

"So simply capture the last piece and win"..... Laughs in 300 elo chess