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Drawable Pieces-Only Endgame

Drawable Pieces-Only Endgame

You have a Drawable Pieces-Only Endgame when, despite being at a disadvantage in a position where only pieces (no pawns) are on the board, you can hold the game to a draw with accurate defensive play, as shown in the diagram above.

Some examples of endgames of this type are: (1) Bishop vs. Rook (2) Knight vs. Rook (3) Two Knights vs. Queen (4) Rook and Bishop vs. Queen (5) Rook and Knight vs. Queen (6) Queen vs. two Rooks (7) Queen vs. Queen and Bishop (8) Queen vs. Queen and Knight (9) Two Rooks vs. Queen and Knight

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