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Philidor position

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Philidor's defense can also be used if the pawn is less advanced. In that case, the defending rook can occupy its fourth rank instead of its third rank and the defending king should be on at least its second rank. When the pawn reaches the rank of the defending rook, the rook moves to its eighth rank
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to force the white king away from the queening square of the pawn, e1. The white rook on the third rank prevents that. If Black checks with the rook from the side, White simply keeps the king in front of the pawn by alternating between squares e1 and e2. If Black offers an exchange of rooks White
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To sum up the defense: the defender should keep his king in front of the opposing pawn and keep his rook on the third rank until the pawn advances to that rank, then go to the far end of the board (the seventh or eighth rank) and check the king from behind. If the attacker tries to get his king to
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There is little else for Black to try. If Black retreats the rook, the white king can advance, drawing easily. If Black shuffles (...Rc2–Ra2–Rc2), White can do the same (Ra3–Rh3–Ra3). With 3...e3, Black threatens to advance with Kf3, and if he is unopposed, checkmate with the rook or advance the
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So Black's only winning chance is to advance the pawn. The basic idea for the defender is to keep his rook on his third rank until the pawn advances to that rank, then check the opposing king from behind. Here is a possible continuation:
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Philidor thought that the only way to draw was to keep the defending rook on its third rank until the pawn reached that rank and then attack from behind. In 1897, Max A.K.S. Karstedt (1868–1945) showed that this is not strictly true, and
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Black is forced to play ...Kd4 or ...Kf4, making no progress. The defender's rook must be on his seventh or eighth rank to employ the Philidor defense. (Positions can be drawn with the rook in other positions, using different defenses.)
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If 1...e3, advancing the pawn immediately, then 2.Ra8 draws since Black's king cannot escape checks without losing the e-pawn, when the resulting position in which each side is playing with a king and a rook, is a draw.
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and then his rook will reach his third rank, and the position is basically the same as the diagram above, with colors reversed, e.g. 2. Ke6 Rb6+ 3. Kf5 Rc6 establishes the standard defensive setup.
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Since now Black's king cannot move to e3, it is safe to move the rook away to the far end of the board (the defender's seventh or eighth rank). Note that 4.Rb4+
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Philidor actually studied a position that leads to the type of position above. In the diagrammed position, if it is Black's turn to move, he moves
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The diagram shows an example of Philidor's position. The important characteristics of the position are (from the point of view of the defender):
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his sixth rank by moving his rook to that rank first to block the checks, the defender simply exchanges rooks and has a drawn
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The defending king (White in this diagram) is on the queening square of the pawn (or adjacent to it). The pawn can be on any
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2.Ra8# was threatened. Moving the king to the "short side" of the pawn is relatively better than to the other side.
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loses immediately to 4...Kf3 when Black will checkmate or force the exchange of rooks followed by ...Kf2 and
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in 1777. Many rook and pawn versus rook endgames reach either the drawn Philidor position or the winning
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The black king cannot hide from the checks without giving up the pawn; nor can he approach the rook:
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to check the opposing king from behind (assuming that the opposing rook is not on that rank).
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The defender's rook is on the third rank, keeping the opposing king off that rank.
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Re4!, for example 2.Ke6 Kf8 3.Ra8+ Kg7 4.Kd6 Kf7 and White cannot break through.
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The opposing pawn has not yet reached the defender's third rank (its sixth rank).
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Black to move can draw with 1...Ra5 2.e5 Ra1 and then checking from behind.
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This article is about the rook and pawn endgame. For other uses, see
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due to the positioning of the defending rook. It was analyzed by
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Black would like to get his king to the e3-square and threaten
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etc., and wins. Note that Black reaches a draw after 1.Kd6
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The opposing king is beyond the defender's third rank.
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Index

Philidor position (disambiguation)






chess endgame
drawing
rook and pawn versus rook endgame
rank
François-André Danican Philidor
Lucena position
JesĂşs de la Villa
algebraic notation
file
checkmate
king and pawn endgame
!
??
promotion
king and pawn versus king endgame
?
Johann Berger
Chess endgame
Endgame tablebase
Lucena position
Rook and pawn versus rook endgame
de la Villa 2008
Nunn 1999

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