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Rook vs Bishop
(58 min)
When exchange up, it’s a good strategy to trade and go into an endgame.
This often leads to Rook vs Bishop endings.
And you’ll be surprised by how tricky they are.
Sometimes, your opponent can be down an exchange and a central pawn. It seems too big of a disadvantage.
But your opponent has serious chances of making a draw, if you don’t know the right technique.
See moreThere are also positions with equal pawns where one side can be an exchange up, and the game is completely drawn!
In this course, GM Gabuzyan will show you the most important theoretical positions of Rook vs Bishop endgames.
There will be quizzes and tests to reinforce what you learn.
Studying this will help you play the Rook vs Bishop endgame battle better.
But the real value of this knowledge is when you understand in advance the endgames you should get into and the ones to avoid, when exchange up or down.
Here are a few positions from the course:
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What you'll learn
- The winning technique in Rook + pawn vs Bishop position.
- The danger you should avoid when pressing for a win in Rook + pawn vs Bishop endgame.
- The winning position and technique in Rook + h-pawn vs Bishop position.
- When the Rook + h-pawn vs Bishop position is drawn.
- Evaluating Rook vs Bishop endgame with 2 vs 2 pawns.
- Can the side with the Bishop defend in a 3 vs 3 pawn situation?
- Is Bishop + 2 pawns enough to win against a Rook and much more!
Course Content
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25
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58 min
Students give this course an average of 5 out of 5 stars.

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GM Hovhannes Gabuzyan

Alan Marcuse

GM Hovhannes Gabuzyan
Varun Vallinathan

GM Hovhannes Gabuzyan
Tanush Dokka

GM Hovhannes Gabuzyan
Rohan Kumar Gourabathuni

GM Hovhannes Gabuzyan

Summa Lai

GM Hovhannes Gabuzyan

GM Gabuzyan Hovhannes
Hovhannes Gabuzyan became a U-16 Olympic Champion in 2010. Two years later, at 17, he achieved the Grandmaster title.
He was the World University Chess Champion in 2016, the Armenian Champion in 2017 and 2021, and has represented his country at the prestigious Chess Olympiad.
He believes time is a person’s most valuable resource. This philosophy reflects in his swift play on the chessboard and his training methods that focus on squeezing the most out of one’s time.
Hovhannes Gabuzyan became a U-16 Olympic Champion in 2010. Two years later, at 17, he achieved the Grandmaster title.
He was the World University Chess Champion in 2016, the Armenian Champion in 2017 and 2021, and has represented his country at the prestigious Chess Olympiad.
He believes time is a person’s most valuable resource. This philosophy reflects in his swift play on the chessboard and his training methods that focus on squeezing the most out of one’s time.
GM Hovhannes Gabuzyan