Summary
Grandmaster Ian Rogers summarized several of these endgames (Rogers 2010:37–39).
| Attacker | Defender | Status | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Win | Difficult | ||
| Draw | Easy, if defender goes to the right corner | ||
| Draw | Easy | ||
| Draw | Easy, if the Cochrane Defense is used | ||
| Draw | Easy | ||
| Draw | Easy, but use care | ||
| Win | Easy | ||
| Draw | Easy for the defender | ||
| Draw | Difficult for the defender | ||
| Draw | Easy |
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