How to Checkmate with a Rook & King | Chess Endgame Basics, Strategy, Moves & Ideas to Win

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Checkmate with a Rook & a King in the Endgame - In this chess tutorial, I will show you a simple step-by-step method to win this endgame quickly within 20 moves. The strategy is to use your rook & king to restrict your opponent's moves, avoid stalemate and finally mate the white/black king on any side of the board. In this chess video, you will learn an easy & probably the best method to win the king & rook vs king endgame. Here are some basic tips:
1. Understand key concepts such as opposition, mating patterns, zugzwang & waiting moves
2. Drag your opponent's king to an edge of the board by using the idea of restriction
3. If you have the opposition, you can mate him straight away with your rook
4. If you don't have the opposition, play waiting moves & drag him to a corner
5. Follow with your king & avoid stalemate
6. And finally Checkmate your opponent with the rook within 50 moves to avoid a draw
Timestamps:
0:00 Basic Chess Endgames - King & Rook vs King
0:18 King & Rook Checkmate Pattern
0:52 How to checkmate when the king is on the side of the board?
1:25 Zugzwang & waiting moves
2:32 How to drag the enemy king to a side of the board?
5:43 A Faster Way to checkmate
6:43 King-Rook Endgame Test - Chess Puzzle
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@ChessTalk 3 года назад

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@stitchesfn7457 3 года назад

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@stonergamingff9663 3 года назад

Sir first if it is white's turn king moves to c6 Then black king moves to a7 Then rook moves to b1,b2, b3 or b4. If it is b1, Then black king moves to a8. Whit king moves to c7 There is only square for the black king and it is a7 Then mate with the rook(Rook a1)

@ma-yi9ye 3 года назад

thank you so much man

@sujatasharma8560 3 года назад

@Chess Talk Can you make a video on Duras Gambit? I am an around advanced player and I tried out the opening against my friends at Lichess. It worked 6 out of 10 times. Thanks Jeetendra Sir for explaining the checkmate with king and rook against king as many don't know how to do it properly.

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I agree, that's why i usually always look for lessons given from him when i browse through the internet :)

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@ankitmitrayt 3 года назад

Disclaimer: every move was explained.

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Which is a good thing, especially for beginners :)

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@chrisp755 3 года назад

So helpful thank you as I struggle with this oftentimes!

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@southernrun9048 Год назад

Excellent instruction and clarity in this endgame technique.

@avocadoalex3177 3 года назад

Thank you so much! This was a very helpful and comprehensive guide.

@laxmighorai3925 3 года назад

With all due respect You are one of the best Chess coaches I have watched till now. Nice video for everyone who need endgame guides with major pieces

@BorisGamingChannel 3 года назад

I still watched it even tho I know how to do it like a piece of cake. Love your videos!

@putneypj 3 года назад

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@Otterysteve 3 года назад

This is the sort of basic stuff, clearly explained, that I need. Thank you! Really helpful! :-)

@SEAKPhotog 3 года назад

That was great. Thank you!

@stonergamingff9663 3 года назад

You are brilliant sir You are my favourit chess player, sir etc... Thank you With love

@rbrayer 3 года назад

I stalemated one of these yesterday. Third video I have watched and by far the best! Thanks! Liked and subscribed!

@thatnaman 3 года назад

Great Video!!! Helped A LOT

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@Ewhit-je3os 3 года назад

So normally I play conservative and try to not lose/trade pieces. But I watched this video, and traded pieces with the intent of using what I learned in this video to secure the win. This video, and your video on the Evan’s gambit are my 2 most favorite videos you’ve done. Thank you so much

@anuragshrikar6306 3 года назад

Solution to puzzle: Rb1 if Ka5 then Ra1# If Ka7 then Kc6 If Ka6 then Ra1# If Ka8 then Kc7 Ka7 forced and Ra1#

@aekkawinwisitkiatchai7640 3 года назад

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@rakeshjain582 3 года назад

Idk why u watched a video explaining how to mate with a rook when u can solve such puzzles, really strange

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@C7ZI 3 года назад

Need To do in lesser moves

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If opponent move Ka5 the what will you do???

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Thanks so much. I was always struggling with this

@henriquejbmarcos1707 2 года назад

Amazing instructions. Thanks!

@bahijhamadeh9679 3 года назад

We play king c6, black is forced to go on A7. So the king is a knight distance then it is the perfect time to play a waiting move. We play rook b1. If black plays king a6 the rook delivers a checkmate by rook to a1. If black plays king a8 then we play king c6 preparing a mate. The king is forced to go back to A7 so we deliver rook a1. By the way love your videos. They help me win games! You are a great coach ❤️

@boltz6721 Год назад

Not all king moves are forced but this method still works

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@VEX_0507 3 года назад

Thank you sir I was not knowing how to check mate with rook and king but now I know thxx to u

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@Overkill9991 Год назад

Even though this is over a year ago it is still very helpful. You do a great job of explaining the steps to checkmate the opponent very clearly.

@Trevisan240 2 года назад

That’s a really good strat good job :)

@ankitmitrayt 3 года назад

I do believe that I am not the only one that who knows this mate.. but still watching it

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This was a video a literally wanted Almost Always end up in this end game when I get white pieces Thank you for this great explaination!!! 😁

@julienasriel 2 года назад

Thanks you! I just won a game today with only a Queen (and King of course) and since I don't know how to checkmate with just a Queen, I used the same technique as you 😊 I'm a beginner and your videos help me a lot plus you're adorable and give really clear explanation, thanks for all your work!

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@sudarshan3901 3 года назад

A beginner must know how to checkmate with a Rook & King. You explained this concept beautifully.

@goodboyjk114 3 года назад

ty for the tricks and tips

@ksv2996 3 года назад

Helpful. Thanks

@adityakiran1546 2 года назад

THANK YOU SIR! THIS VIDEO HELPED ME HOW TO CHECKMATE WITH ROOK AND KING. BEFORE I ONLY THOUGHT OF STALEMATE WITH THESE PIECES. NOW I UNDERSTOOD TO CHECKMATE WITH THESE PIECES(KING AND ROOK).

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@stonergamingff9663 3 года назад

Sir first if it is white's turn king moves to c6 Then black king moves to a7 Then rook moves to b1,b2, b3 or b4. If it is b1, Then black king moves to a8. Whit king moves to c7 There is only square for black king and it is a7 Then mate with the rook(Rook a1)

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Awesome video

@manajdhar4036 2 года назад

Really helpful

@a_maxed_out_handle_of_30_chars 3 года назад

I watched your king + queen endgame video and now this and when I tried this(king + rook) video I forgot the steps for queen's one and decided to play rook's instead and to my surprise this video works for queen as well :)

@neelankusekhar9949 10 месяцев назад

Excellent.

@jonathangutierrez8912 3 года назад

The solution of puzzle: Since the white king is knight's distance away from black's king we play a waiting move with our rook, Rb1 , i)if ka5 then Ra1 is checkmate . ii)if ka7 ,kc6, ka8 kc7 and after ka7 , Ra1 is checkmate. Your tips are really helpful thanks Jeetendra

@snickle1980 2 года назад

Thanks for this. I was going through the lichess practice mating patterns, and ran into a funny problem. I completed mating patterns I, II and III, but mating with a single rook stumped me! 😁

@kartiklakhotia3861 3 года назад

Very nice video

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Thanks a lot Jitendra advani 😊😊

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Thank u so much

@amosez2849 8 месяцев назад

love this

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Brilliant...

@udayakumarpv2583 Год назад

Nicely explained

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Awesome content

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Great 👌👌

@mumbaikachallenge5526 5 месяцев назад

Damn thanks man❤️

@smo_brayden5359 3 года назад

I learnt this from my friends and now I am teaching my friends. Because previously I don't know how to force him to the edge with one square apart opposite. Now I can use this as muscle memory

@aashleshkaushal5755 3 года назад

I learnt rook and king checkmate when I was in 3rd old good memories! ❤️❤️

@prasadprasee3186 3 года назад

Thank you

@krishanusairamkumar4775 3 года назад

He teaches everything very clearly

@BloggingRaptor 2 года назад

Excellent

@AZLAANmumbai 3 месяца назад

Awesome

@shadowplayz1233 2 года назад

White moves Rb1 black moves Ka5 white moves Ra1# Which is checkmate. Going back. If black moves Ka6 White Moves Kc6. SO you push the black king all the way to the top of the board. Black is forced to move Ka7. White moves Kc7. Black moves Ka8. White moves Rb2 Black is forced to move Ka7. Finally, White moves to Ra2# which is checkmate. - Thank you for teaching me my favorite gambits are the king's gambit, queen, and halosar trap. This is making me a much better chess player. You are the best teacher of chess. Even my friends watch you too.