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Ah, rook endgames—where strategy gets really interesting. One of the most important principles is activity: an active rook is often more valuable than material advantage. Then there’s the Lucena position, a classic winning method when the attacking king is in front of the pawn, and the defending king is cut off. The opposite is the Philidor position, crucial for defending—where the rook moves to the third rank to block pawns and force a draw. Anything specific you’re curious about in rook endgames? Techniques, famous games, or maybe some tricky puzzles? 🎩♟️

First of all, a move that's most likely brilliant is a move which can force a checkmate or just make us achieve better position, so you better try heading towards those moves for a brilliant one. A brilliant move can also be one which can absolutely turn the tides of the game, not only you achieving better position, but also being up in material and even a forced draw can be brilliant sometimes. For example, in my old chess.com account I drawed a game, and the engine saw my draw move as a brilliant move.

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