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Stockfish at the start of the endgame

Alexander Beliavsky in the endgame.

1,582 endgames of Alexander Beliavsky, each evaluated by Stockfish at its start. 856 began equal – they brought 53.6 % of the points and 145 wins.

All endgames of Alexander Beliavsky →

How it began – and how it ended

Every endgame of Alexander Beliavsky by the value Stockfish gives its start – from the side of Alexander Beliavsky –, and what became of it.

  1. Clearly worse (−1.5 and less) 238 · 9.7 %
  2. Slightly worse 47 · 26.6 %
  3. Equal (±0.5) 856 · 53.6 %
  4. Slightly better 58 · 82.8 %
  5. Clearly better (+1.5 and more) 383 · 95.4 %

won drawn lost

By endgame family
Rook and minor piece80657.3 %67
Queen and piece53358.3 %52
Rook endgames12361.4 %19
Minor pieces12050 %7

Alexander Beliavsky against Players who reached 2700

Points per endgame family – the family the endgame began in. Only families with at least ten endgames.

All endgames1,582 games · 101 positions in the trainer 57.4% 59.7%
Rook endgames123 games · 25 positions in the trainer 61.4% 58%
Minor pieces120 games · 13 positions in the trainer 50% 58.8%
Rook and minor piece806 games · 17 positions in the trainer 57.3% 60.1%
Queen and piece533 games · 2 positions in the trainer 58.3% 59.8%

Alexander BeliavskyPlayers who reached 2700

A click on a row shows only the positions of Alexander Beliavsky from these endgames in the trainer.

12 turning points the tablebase found in these endgames

By time control

The same endgames, split into classical, rapid and blitz games – each beside the own group.

Classical1,527 games 57.5% 60.5%
Rapid49 games 54.1% 59.2%

Alexander BeliavskyPlayers who reached 2700

chessophia recognizes the time control by the name of the event (“Blitz”, “Rapid” …); all other games count as classical.

Won from equality 145

145 endgames Alexander Beliavsky began without an advantage – Stockfish saw at most half a pawn for either side – and won them all the same. Here the 24 with the lowest starting value.

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.41 – White: Kb1, Qg1, Bc2, b2, a3, e3, h5; Black: Kh8, Qd7, Ne7, f6, a7, b7, f7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.41 → won

Goran Dizdar – Alexander Beliavsky
SLO-chT 1998 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 30 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.38 – White: Kb2, Rc1, Rf5, c2, g2, h2, b3, a4, f6; Black: Kh7, Rh4, Re6, c3, d5, g5, b6, h6, f78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−0.38 → won

Alexander Beliavsky – Gennadi Sosonko
Hoogovens 1984 · Two rooks vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 37 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.37 – White: Kg4, Rf7, Bc3, Ne7, b2, h4, h6; Black: Kh7, Rf8, g6, a7, b71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.37 → won

Dmitry Svetushkin – Alexander Beliavsky
EU-ch 4th 2003 · Rook, bishop and knight vs. rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 42 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.27 – White: Kg2, Rg3, Bd4, e3, h3, a4, b4, f4, c5, e5; Black: Kf7, Rh5, Be7, e4, d5, a6, c6, e6, b7, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−0.27 → won

Alexander Beliavsky – Dragan Simic
Bled op 17th 1996 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 42 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.23 – White: Kg1, Rf2, Rb3, b2, h2, a3, g3, f6; Black: Kh7, Rd5, Ra8, d4, g6, h6, a7, b7, f78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−0.23 → won

Alexander Beliavsky – Sergei Rublevsky
FIDE-Wch k.o. 1997 · Two rooks vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 28 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.2 – White: Kb3, Bd1, Nc1, a2, g2, h2, c3, b4, f4, e5; Black: Kc8, Bf8, Nb6, h5, a6, e6, g6, b7, c7, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.2 → won

Alexander Lastin – Alexander Beliavsky
YUG-chT 1999 · Bishop and knight vs. bishop and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 28 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.18 – White: Ka2, Rf3, Nb3, b2, a3; Black: Ka8, Rh5, Ba7, b71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.18 → won

Julian M. Hodgson – Alexander Beliavsky
Groningen 1994 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 62 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.17 – White: Kg2, Qd1, Bc6, f2, h2, e3, g3; Black: Kg8, Qa2, Bf6, a5, h6, f7, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.17 → won

Yasser Seirawan – Alexander Beliavsky
World Cup 1989 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 25 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.16 – White: Ke1, Rd1, Nc6, a2, b2, f2, g2, h2, c5; Black: Kf8, Ra8, Nd5, b4, a5, c7, f7, g7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.16 → won

Mihail Kobalia – Alexander Beliavsky
FIDE-Wch k.o. 2004 · Rook and knight vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 26 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.14 – White: Kg1, Qf4, Bd3, a2, b2, f2, g2, h2, d4; Black: Kg8, Qc8, Bb7, d5, b6, h6, a7, f7, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.14 → won

Suat Atalik – Alexander Beliavsky
YUG-chT playoff 1999 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 22 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.1 – White: Ke2, Bf4, Nd6, b2, f2, g2, h2, a3, e5; Black: Kg8, Bd8, Nd7, a6, e6, b7, f7, g7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.1 → won

Rafael A. Vaganian – Alexander Beliavsky
Tilburg rapid20 1993 · Bishop and knight vs. bishop and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 25 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.09 – White: Kg1, Qf7, Bf3, f2, g2, h3, d5; Black: Kh7, Qb4, Bh6, f4, h5, a6, d6, g68a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−0.09 → won

Alexander Beliavsky – Boris Gelfand
Paris Immopar rapid 1991 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 32 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.09 – White: Ke3, Re1, Nd4, b2, h2, b3, c3, g3, f4; Black: Kf6, Rd6, Bc8, g5, h5, a6, e6, b7, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.09 → won

S. Stajner – Alexander Beliavsky
31st TCh-SLO NML 2021 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 27 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.08 – White: Kd2, Rc1, Na4, g2, h2, a3, e3, f3, b4, d4; Black: Ke7, Ra8, Na7, d5, b6, e6, b7, f7, g7, h78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−0.08 → won

Alexander Beliavsky – David Kudischewitsch
URS-chT 1968 · Rook and knight vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 24 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.07 – White: Kg1, Rd1, Nd3, g2, h2, e3, d4, e4; Black: Kg8, Rb5, Na4, d5, d6, e6, f7, g7, h78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−0.07 → won

Alexander Beliavsky – Kirill Akimov
URS-chT 1968 · Rook and knight vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 22 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.04 – White: Ke1, Rc1, Nc3, b2, g2, b3, e3, h4; Black: Kf7, Rc6, Ba6, a5, h5, g6, b78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−0.04 → won

Alexander Beliavsky – Joel Lautier
Belgrade Investbank 1991 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 33 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.03 – White: Kg1, Qc6, Bd3, a2, b2, g2, h2, e3, f4, e5; Black: Kg8, Qb8, Be7, b5, d5, a6, e6, h6, f7, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.03 → won

Artur Jussupow – Alexander Beliavsky
Chess Classics Masters 1998 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 23 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.03 – White: Kh1, Qa7, Re1, a2, g2, h2, b3, d3, f4; Black: Kg8, Qd8, Rb8, c6, h6, c7, f7, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.03 → won

Ge Antal – Alexander Beliavsky
33rd Zalakaros Open 2014 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 27 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.03 – White: Kg2, Qd3, Rc2, f2, h2, a3, g3, e4; Black: Kg8, Qe5, Rb2, c5, g5, e6, h6, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.03 → won

B. Csonka – Alexander Beliavsky
Vajda Arpad Memorial 2018 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 30 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.01 – White: Kf1, Qd3, Bf4, a2, f2, g3, d6; Black: Kg8, Qe6, Nc5, f5, h6, a7, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−0.01 → won

Alexander Morozevich – Alexander Beliavsky
Bundesliga 0001 2001 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 36 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −0.01 – White: Kg2, Rd4, Bf3, a2, f2, e3, h4; Black: Kg7, Rc5, Nb6, a5, d5, g6, f78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−0.01 → won

Alexander Beliavsky – Alexei Barsov
FIDE-Wch k.o. 2004 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 42 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: 0.0 – White: Kg1, Rf1, Na4, g2, b3, h3; Black: Kg8, Ra2, Nf7, g3, f5, a7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Boris T. Vladimirov – Alexander Beliavsky
Leningrad CC-ch 1967 · Rook and knight vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 30 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: 0.0 – White: Kg1, Rd1, Bd3, a2, c2, f2, g2, c3, g3; Black: Kg8, Rd8, Bc8, c5, b6, e6, f7, g7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Hadi Momeni Roudsari – Alexander Beliavsky
Wch U20 fin-A 1973 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 20 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: 0.0 – White: Kg1, Qd2, Rc1, f2, h2, g3, a4; Black: Kg8, Qa8, Rf7, d6, g6, e7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

0.0 → won

Viktor Kortschnoj – Alexander Beliavsky
Moscow 1975 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 32 →

Saved 44

44 endgames Alexander Beliavsky held or won although Stockfish saw a disadvantage of at least one and a half pawns at the start. The 12 with the worst value.

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −6.86 – White: Kh1, Re1, Rg6, h2, g4; Black: Ke5, Rf2, Re4, a6, e61h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−6.86 → won

Bukhuti Gurgenidze – Alexander Beliavsky
URS-CupT 1976 · Two rooks vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 39 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −6.68 – White: Kg1, Bf1, Be3, f2, g3, h4, b5, c6; Black: Kg8, Bh1, Be7, b6, f6, h6, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−6.68 → drawn

Parik Stefanov – Alexander Beliavsky
Bucharest 1980 · Two bishops vs. two bishops

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 50 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −6.56 – White: Kg2, Rb6, Be2, g3, d4, e4, g4; Black: Ke7, Rb3, Bb5, c4, d5, g6, h68a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−6.56 → won

Alexander Beliavsky – Ig Jelen
23rd ch-SLO 2013 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 43 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −6.2 – White: Kg1, Rh1, Bc5, f2, g2, h3, b4; Black: Kg8, Ra8, Bb5, c2, c7, g7, h78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−6.2 → drawn

Alexander Beliavsky – Attila Czebe
HUN-chT 9900 2000 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 34 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −6.05 – White: Kg1, Ra1, Nd3, a2, b2, f2, c3, d4; Black: Kg5, Re8, Bf4, g3, b5, a61h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−6.05 → drawn

Alexander Motylev – Alexander Beliavsky
Corus-B 2006 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 39 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −5.8 – White: Kb1, Qg6, Na4, a2, c2, b3, g3; Black: Ke6, Qc6, Bd1, b4, e5, h5, a6, f68a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−5.8 → drawn

Alexander Beliavsky – P. Meister
Sunway Sitges Open 2018 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 32 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −5.79 – White: Kf2, Re7, Bb3, f3, g3, a4, d4, h4, c5; Black: Kc7, Rf8, Bd7, a5, d5, h5, f6, g6, b71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−5.79 → drawn

Guenter Miniboeck – Alexander Beliavsky
Vienna op 1986 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 34 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −5.63 – White: Kh2, Rd3, Be4, f2, g3, h4, a5; Black: Ke8, Rc1, Bc3, d4, b5, a6, e6, h6, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−5.63 → drawn

Alexander Beliavsky – Nenad Fercec
Nova Gorica op 5th 2000 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 35 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −5.59 – White: Kb1, Rd5, Bc3, b2, a3, e3, h3, h5, d6; Black: Kg8, Rd7, Nc6, g6, a7, b7, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−5.59 → drawn

Robert Kempinski – Alexander Beliavsky
MK Cafe Cup-A 1998 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 38 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −5.3 – White: Ke1, Rb1, Bc1, b2, d2, f2, g2, a3, e3, d5, g5; Black: Kh8, Rc8, Be7, e5, d6, a7, b7, c7, f71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−5.3 → drawn

Ljubomir Masic – Alexander Beliavsky
Parcetic mem 5th 1972 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 23 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −5.27 – White: Kg2, Qe2, Bb4, h2, a3, g3, a5, e5, d6; Black: Kg8, Qe6, Nf6, g4, a6, f7, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

−5.27 → drawn

Peter Heine Nielsen – Alexander Beliavsky
EU-chT 15th 2005 · Queen and bishop vs. queen and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 46 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: −5.22 – White: Kb2, Qg3, Rh1, a2, h2, e3, f4, e5; Black: Kg8, Qh6, Rc8, d5, g6, a7, b7, f7, h78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

−5.22 → drawn

Alexander Beliavsky – I. Leventic
29th TCh-CRO Div 1a 2021 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 28 →

Let slip 33

33 endgames Alexander Beliavsky began at least one and a half pawns up – and did not win. That belongs to it too: the 12 with the highest value.

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: +7.97 – White: Kc3, Rd3, Rc6, b2, a3, d4, h5; Black: Kg8, Rd8, Re8, a4, f6, b7, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+7.97 → drawn

Gabriel Sargissian – Alexander Beliavsky
EU-ch 4th 2003 · Two rooks vs. two rooks

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 38 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: +7.82 – White: Kh1, Rf1, Bb3, f2, g2, h3, a5, c7; Black: Kh7, Qd2, Bc8, d5, f6, h6, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+7.82 → lost

Lajos Portisch – Alexander Beliavsky
Interpolis 1981 · Queen and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 54 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: +6.65 – White: Kg2, Qd5, Rd8, f2, g3, e4, h5; Black: Kh7, Qb7, Rf7, e5, b6, h6, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+6.65 → drawn

Alexander Beliavsky – Jovanka Houska
Bundesliga 0405 2004 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 56 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: +6.54 – White: Kg1, Re1, Bc6, a2, b2, f2, h2, g3, d7; Black: Kg7, Rf8, Bf6, b4, f5, g6, a7, h78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+6.54 → drawn

Alexander Beliavsky – Karen Asrian
EU-ch 6th playoff 2005 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 38 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: +6.3 – White: Kf2, Rb3, Bf4, h2, d5, e5, h5; Black: Kg8, Rb8, Bg7, b5, f78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+6.3 → drawn

Alexander Beliavsky – Michal Schula
Prague sim2 1990 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 34 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: +6.12 – White: Kh2, Qf4, Bd2, h3, f5, e6; Black: Kh7, Qb2, Rf8, c5, a6, h61h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+6.12 → lost

Bogdan Lalic – Alexander Beliavsky
Villarrobledo op 19th 2001 · Queen and rook vs. queen and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 43 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: +5.99 – White: Kg2, Qe4, Rh7, a2, f2, b3, d5, f5, g6; Black: Ke7, Qd6, Rg8, c3, a5, e5, f6, g78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+5.99 → drawn

Alexander Beliavsky – Ivan Sokolov
Manila ol (Men) 1992 · Queen and rook vs. queen and rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 46 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: +5.7 – White: Kg1, Rd3, Nh1, h3, d4, e4, g4, e5; Black: Kh8, Qg5, Nf1, h4, b5, e6, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+5.7 → drawn

Kiril Georgiev – Alexander Beliavsky
Warsaw AIG Life rapid 5th-8th 2004 · Queen and knight vs. rook and knight

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 55 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: +5.55 – White: Kg2, Ra2, Be1, f3, d5, e6; Black: Kh7, Re8, Be5, f4, b6, d68a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+5.55 → drawn

Alexander Beliavsky – Teimour Radjabov
EU-chT (Men) 2003 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 45 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: +5.33 – White: Kh2, Ra6, Bb8, f2, g2, c4, h4, b5; Black: Kg8, Rb1, Rd1, c5, f5, f6, h6, g71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+5.33 → drawn

Igor Miladinovic – Alexander Beliavsky
EU-ch 2nd 2001 · Two rooks vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 44 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: +5.31 – White: Kg1, Re1, a2, f2, h2, b3, g3, b6; Black: Kg8, Rc1, Rd4, Nf6, a5, e6, f7, g7, h78a7b6c5d4e3f2g1h

+5.31 → drawn

Alexander Beliavsky – Predrag Nikolic
Munich 1990 · Two rooks and knight vs. rook

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 25 →

Start of the endgame, value for Alexander Beliavsky: +5.31 – White: Kg1, Rb8, Be1, g2, h2, f3, e4, d5; Black: Kg7, Ra2, Bf2, c5, d6, g6, e7, f7, h71h2g3f4e5d6c7b8a

+5.31 → drawn

Igor A. Novikov – Alexander Beliavsky
Graz op 1996 · Rook and bishop vs. rook and bishop

Whole game on chesstoteles, from move 29 →

How it was measured

For each of the 1,582 endgames Stockfish 19 evaluated the position in which the game became an endgame – at depth 24, with a time limit; a measurement that missed the depth does not count. The values are pawns from the player's side: an evaluation, not a verdict like that of the tablebase. When a game counts as an endgame is told on the page Database.

Measurements as of 14 November 2026.