[Event "K+R vs K+R+2P"] [Site "Cleanchess.com"] [Date "1914.01.01"] [Round "0"] [White "Blackburne"] [Black "Lasker"] [Result "0-1"] [EventType "swiss"] [EventCountry "RUS"] [FEN "8/6pk/2R4p/8/8/1r6/6K1/8 b - - 0 1"] { Here is a classical example of a win with rook- and knight-pawn. } 1...h5 2.Ra6 g6 { Black's king advances using the pawns as a shelter. } 3.Ra4 Kh6 4.Rc4 Rb5 $1 { The direct 4...g5 leads to a draw by 5.Rc6+ Kg7 6.Rc5 Kf6 7.Rc6+ Ke5 8. Rc5+ Kf4 9.Rc4+ Ke3 10.Rc5, and due to a lack of shelter, Black must either accept perpetual check, or sacrifice one of the pawns. } ( 4...g5 5.Rc6+ Kg7 6.Rc5 Kf6 7.Rc6+ Ke5 8.Rc5+ Kf4 9.Rc4+ Ke3 10.Rc5 $11 ) 5.Kg3 Kg5 6.Rc3 { Similar is 6.Ra4 h4+! 7.Kg2 (7.Rxh4? Rb3+ and Black wins) 7...Kh5 and so on. } ( 6.Ra4 h4+ $1 7.Kg2 ( 7.Rxh4 $4 Rb3+ $19 ) 7...Kh5 $19 ) 6...h4+ 7.Kh3 Kh5 8.Rc4 Rb3+ 9.Kh2 g5 10.Ra4 Rb2+ $1 11.Kh1 ( 11.Kh3 g4+ $1 12.Rxg4 Rb3+ $19 ) 11...h3 12.Rc4 g4 13.Kg1 g3 $1 { Here again, not 13...h2? 14.Kh1 g3 (14... Kh4 15.Rxg4+ =) 15.Rh4! Kg5 16.Rg4+! and draw. } ( 13...h2+ $2 14.Kh1 g3 ( 14...Kh4 15.Rxg4+ $11 ) 15.Rh4+ $1 Kg5 16.Rg4+ $1 $11 ) 14.Rc5+ Kg6 15.Rc1 Kf5 16.Ra1 Rd2 { The correct plan is for Black's king to advance to e2, and then exchange the rooks. } 17.Re1 Kf4 18.Ra1 Ke3 19.Ra3+ Rd3 20.Ra1 Ke2 {#R} 0-1