Queen and rook vs queen? - Chess Forums - Page 2

Pirkkalager

Oct 14, 2019

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#21

praseedraja8888 kirjoitti:

Pirkkalager wrote:

praseedraja8888 kirjoitti:

Queen and Rook would win because -

There is more material.
They can trap the King to a corner quickly.
While focusing on the attack, they can also defend by capturing the opponent's queen. So, with the help of the queen and rook, White was able to capture the queen, leaving Black with nothing.

On move seven white could just check on f2 and force an exchange of queens and mate with rook and king.

I knew, but I am not that advanced to mate with a rook and king vs king.

Okey sorry. Suggestion if I may. Watch a youtube video explaining it. Set the position on analysis board and play it against the computer until you got it. Takes you 15 minutes to learn and will benefit you trough your chess playing time.

praseedraja8888

Oct 15, 2019

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#22

Pirkkalager wrote:

praseedraja8888 kirjoitti:

Pirkkalager wrote:

praseedraja8888 kirjoitti:

Queen and Rook would win because -

There is more material.
They can trap the King to a corner quickly.
While focusing on the attack, they can also defend by capturing the opponent's queen. So, with the help of the queen and rook, White was able to capture the queen, leaving Black with nothing.

On move seven white could just check on f2 and force an exchange of queens and mate with rook and king.

I knew, but I am not that advanced to mate with a rook and king vs king.

Okey sorry. Suggestion if I may. Watch a youtube video explaining it. Set the position on analysis board and play it against the computer until you got it. Takes you 15 minutes to learn and will benefit you trough your chess playing time.

Ok, thank you.

Pirkkalager

Oct 15, 2019

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#23

CRYYSIS kirjoitti:

praseedraja8888 wrote:

Pirkkalager wrote:

praseedraja8888 kirjoitti:

Pirkkalager wrote:

praseedraja8888 kirjoitti:

Queen and Rook would win because -

There is more material.
They can trap the King to a corner quickly.
While focusing on the attack, they can also defend by capturing the opponent's queen. So, with the help of the queen and rook, White was able to capture the queen, leaving Black with nothing.

On move seven white could just check on f2 and force an exchange of queens and mate with rook and king.

I knew, but I am not that advanced to mate with a rook and king vs king.

Okey sorry. Suggestion if I may. Watch a youtube video explaining it. Set the position on analysis board and play it against the computer until you got it. Takes you 15 minutes to learn and will benefit you trough your chess playing time.

Ok, thank you.

Ok, you're welcome

Ok, you ok?

Pirkkalager

Oct 15, 2019

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#24

CRYYSIS kirjoitti:

Pirkkalager wrote:

CRYYSIS kirjoitti:

praseedraja8888 wrote:

Pirkkalager wrote:

praseedraja8888 kirjoitti:

Pirkkalager wrote:

praseedraja8888 kirjoitti:

Queen and Rook would win because -

There is more material.
They can trap the King to a corner quickly.
While focusing on the attack, they can also defend by capturing the opponent's queen. So, with the help of the queen and rook, White was able to capture the queen, leaving Black with nothing.

On move seven white could just check on f2 and force an exchange of queens and mate with rook and king.

I knew, but I am not that advanced to mate with a rook and king vs king.

Okey sorry. Suggestion if I may. Watch a youtube video explaining it. Set the position on analysis board and play it against the computer until you got it. Takes you 15 minutes to learn and will benefit you trough your chess playing time.

Ok, thank you.

Ok, you're welcome

Ok, you ok?

Ok,I am ok , you ok?

Ok, everything ok, just checking mmkey?

m_connors

Oct 18, 2019

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#25

Good God!! Resurrected from 2011 seven days ago.

I suppose the question remains valid. If a Q can win against a Rook (generally the case unless stalemate) then it would seem the likelihood of a victory by a Q with a R v R would be enhanced, other factors remaining constant. I'd rather be the one with the Q & R than without . . .

thegreatchessplayerrzz

Sep 22, 2023

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#26

This is a win, unless the defender has an immediate forced stalemate or perpetual check, although it can take up to 67 moves.

thegreatchessplayerrzz

Sep 22, 2023

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#27

On other six-man endings with major pieces:

Queen and rook vs Queen and light piece: Normally a draw

Two queens vs queen and rook: Normally a win

Two queens vs queen:almost always a win

thegreatchessplayerrzz

Oct 31, 2023

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#28

Almost always a win. Being a rook or more up is always sufficient enough to win a pawnless ending(except for two knights vs king)

Nedyarbgodmode

Oct 7, 2024

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#29

Obviously a queen and rook because they can cooperate unlike that lone queen, black is just lost so often

Nedyarbgodmode

Oct 7, 2024

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#30

How about a queen and rook vs rook?

BrutalCandy

Oct 8, 2024

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#31

Winning