Enter Your Reply The Comment You're Replying To H. G. Muller wrote on Sun, Nov 9, 2008 06:52 PM UTC:About R vs C=(RN) and A=(BN) you are again correct. KQKR is generally won (99.4% wtm, 46% btm), but KCKR is in general a draw (84% won with wtm, 1.6% btm), and so is KAKR (63% won wtm, 3% btm). It might sound strange to descibe an endgame where 84% of the positions wins with wtm as generally drawn, but the won positions are almost all positions where you either immediately capture the black King (36%) and a very similar number of positions where you capture an undefended Rook. That leaves only about 15% of the positions (there is some double counting), and most of those are positions where white can give an immediate fork or skewer. Normally, you would not consider any of those positions as KCKR, as it is obvious that the Rook is tactically doomed from the very start. If you can't gain the Rook in on or 2 moves, it is almost always draw. A Bison loses against any of Q, C and A. KAKBi is 98.3% won with wtm, and 52% with btm. The others do even better. All this on 8x8. Edit Form You may not post a new comment, because ItemID Themed Chess does not match any item.