You Can't Win a Rook Endgame Without This Trick #chess #shorts

How to win the Lucena Position in chess endgames with GM Jesse Kraai.

Follow ChessDojo here:

[odysseas]

Correction: The Lucena Position first appeared in a 17th Century book by Alessandro Salvio ("Il Puttino", 1634).

The position is named after Luis Ramírez de Lucena, spanish player at the end of the 15th century even though it never appeared in his work. This is due to an error by Johann Berger on "Theorie und Praxis der Endspiele" (Berlin and Leipzig, 1922".

Salvio attributes it to some "Scipione Genovino". We don't know who that is but if we are basing the name of the position to its first appearance in literature then it should be known as "The Genovino Position"

[KaidenKnight]

Thanks sir plz upload a lot of endgame tactics

[jofall]

Lucena position if i remember corrextly