25,161
edits
Changes
no edit summary
Even if the pawn is ready to [[Promotions|promote]], supported by its own king, the technique is to come closer with the attacking king, after the defending king was forced to block the [[Promotion Square|promotion square]] due to a queen check.
However, with rook and bishop pawns on the seventh (second) rank, [[stalemate|stalemate]] is looming with the defending king in the corner.
There are even some rare cases with center and knight pawns where the attacking king hinders its own queen to give check <ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queen_versus_pawn_endgame#Central_pawn_or_knight_pawn Queen versus pawn endgame - Central pawn or knight pawn | Wikipedia]</ref>. This endgame with pawn on the 7th rank often occurs after a [[KPKP]] [[Pawn Race|pawn race]] with [[Unstoppable Passer|unstoppable passers]], where the [[Population Count|cardinality]] their [[Pawn Spans|frontspans]] differs by two with the defending side to move.
<span id="RookPawn7"></span>
=Rook Pawn on 7th=
* [[Draw Evaluation]]
* [[Interior Node Recognizer]]
* [[KPKP]]
=Publications=
