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Someone help me with that. Can a king survive when it's alone with a queen on the other side?
not even if a rook and king on the other side
Yikes! Ok cool.
Will get him next time
Will get him next time
One piece could not win two.
Apr 20, 2018
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#5
Assuming no pawns on both sides, these are smallest amounts of Material an opponent will need to force checkmate on a lone king:
- King + Queen
- King + Rook
- King + 2 Bishops
- King + Knight + Bishop
(Note that it is impossible to force checkmate on a lone king with only a King and 2 knights as far as we are aware.)
Checkmate with king & queen versus lone king is the first thing I teach new players. By far the most common ending. King & rook versus king is pretty common, as well. These are endings every player should know.
I have only king but the other have king,Queen and rook now how many move can be played he didnt checkmate me in 45-50 move i just kept moving my king
@7
KQR vs. K takes no more than 10 moves to checkmate.
@5
But KNN vs. KP can checkmate if the pawn is not too far advanced and blocked by a knight.
Aurpon2 wrote:
I have only king but the other have king,Queen and rook now how many move can be played he didnt checkmate me in 45-50 move i just kept moving my king
After 100-ply (50 moves) without a checkmate you can claim a draw.
But if during these 100 half moves you capture either the rook, or the queen, the move count is reset.