Understanding This Would Win You 90% Of Rook Endgames

[@Mowie666]

I've been trying to come up with mental best practices for rook vs rook endgames. 1) cut off their king 2)activate your king 3) don't get your rook near their king 4) push passed pawns 5)stay on attack (if choice between attack vs defend) Any I'm missing?

[@drziggyabdelmalak1439]

Brilliant! I learn so much from your endgames. Thanks!

[@ChessCrafters-lk4dv]

Glad to hear it!

[@ALTTABINMAINMENU]

Very interesting and very impractical. There is no one principle that would guide one to finding all the right moves. And seemingly same-looking moves have different outcomes. One either has to be a genius to be able to calculate all of that or remember this particular endgame. Sadly.

[@BillHimmel]

Instructive!

[@ChessCrafters-lk4dv]

I am glad you found it useful

[@ChessCrafters-lk4dv]

Did you managed to find all the right moves?

[@yujingong7953]

Nope, but I definitely felt I learned something. Thanks for the great content, as always!

[@ChessCrafters-lk4dv]

@@yujingong7953 thank you for watching my videos, i am glad you found them useful

[@abababa7483]

Neither did I.

[@sardendibs]

Can you find the right ‘d’ that you need to remove from that sentence for you to win the grammar game? Sorry, couldn’t resist 🙂. Thanks for the chess ideas.

[@ChessCrafters-lk4dv]

@@sardendibs don't worry about it :D, I am glad you found my video useful, the grammar is another subject :)))