I see what you mean. If White goes Kf6 and then foolishly comes back with Ke6, ...Rf6+ forces a capture of the rook or loss of the Queen, a draw either by stalemate or trade of remaining pieces. You are right!
Nice to see, mr. Grimmel! This game Gelfand vs Svidler is there: www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1210725 Another one, Morozevich vs Jakovenko: www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1442203
Actually, Jakovenko has had this ending THREE TIMES in standard time control games. So far, he's the record-holder. Maybe he deserves a video of his own!
Thank you for taking the time to assemble this massive database!
Great to see you back. Outstanding resources. Clearly does no get the attention it deserves. Looking forward to more.
At 3:08, can we just skewer the king/queen by moving the rook to f6?
I see what you mean. If White goes Kf6 and then foolishly comes back with Ke6, ...Rf6+ forces a capture of the rook or loss of the Queen, a draw either by stalemate or trade of remaining pieces. You are right!
Nice to see, mr. Grimmel!
This game Gelfand vs Svidler is there:
www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1210725
Another one, Morozevich vs Jakovenko:
www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1442203
Actually, Jakovenko has had this ending THREE TIMES in standard time control games. So far, he's the record-holder. Maybe he deserves a video of his own!
6:45 black can fork the white rook and king and mate in six with Qc5+. Did Svidler miss this? Surprising, even for a blitz game.
Yes he did. It's very easy to miss such things in this ending.
Can you please share it in pgn format please
The database it is in cbv format
If you have chessbase reader (free) you can convert it.