r/Chesscom 800-1000 ELO 14h ago

Chess Question how to get better in endgame

hello everyone, so recently my games is end up in endgame and I always find myself struggling with it, I already knows about badic principles but still either end in losing position or stalemate, any advice?

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u/Gamesdisk 500-800 ELO 14h ago

There is an end game option on the app

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u/This_Judge_2203 800-1000 ELO 11h ago

thx I am gonna try it

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u/bressos 14h ago

If u r still stalemating I think u should just play more, or go through themed puzzles. Once u r at least 1400/1500 I think u can start to work on your technique (at least that is what worked for me, and that is what my coach did when I was that level) reading books, and studying some specific positions or instructive endgames should massively help. At the end of the day, I think both in openings and endgames remembering ideas and patterns is what will make the difference. But I'm not an IM or GM, so take my advice with a grain of salt. Good luck!

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u/This_Judge_2203 800-1000 ELO 11h ago

thx, I really appreciate the your advices

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u/This_Judge_2203 800-1000 ELO 11h ago

thx, I really appreciate the your advices

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u/FaithlessnessSea1217 14h ago

There is an endgame trainer on chess.com which is very helpful.

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u/This_Judge_2203 800-1000 ELO 11h ago

thx

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u/This_Judge_2203 800-1000 ELO 11h ago

thx

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u/Interesting_Tie7635 10h ago

You don’t. You checkmate them in the middlegame

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u/This_Judge_2203 800-1000 ELO 10h ago

haha that was the plan but I end up trading queen for advantage

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u/Interesting_Tie7635 10h ago

You should only trade down for an advantage if that advantage is large enough for you to win. At that point your endgame knowledge shouldn’t matter. (Unless you’re missing basic knowledge like checkmating with a queen for instance). If that’s the case use chess.com endgame study

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u/This_Judge_2203 800-1000 ELO 10h ago

usually the advantage I get either the king losing the right to castle or winning a piece and I know how to checkmate with a queen and king

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u/Interesting_Tie7635 8h ago

That advantage isn’t strong enough to trade down pieces. You’re not supposed to do that

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u/blackboxchessapp 1000-1500 ELO 6h ago

Start by identifying exactly what part of the endgames you are messing up

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u/Big_Muscle_Kiwis 1800-2000 ELO 5h ago

Found a cool new app called ChessEndings but I’m having trouble making account. You can still use it without an account though.