user24709: Looking at a human game between strong players, one of the variations reached the following endgame WHITE to move.
[FEN "4Q3/8/2pK4/1p6/1P4k1/P7/8/7q w - - 0 1"]

Since Qxc6 is a draw (Lomonosov tablebases) is the endgame a draw? Or there is a sophisticated win for White in some way, maybe submitting the black King to a barrage of checks? Since my engine does NOT have tablebases incorporated into it I am in the complete dark. What does FinalGen say about this endgame?

user24693: Stockfish with tablebases gives flat 0.00 so it seems highly likely to be a draw. A problem for White is they can't even take the c6 pawn with the king, 1.Kc7 Qh2+ 2.Kxc6 is a draw. So since Black can just keep giving checks and force the white king on awkward squares this seems hard to ever be winning. (especially since Black can always threaten to pick up the a3 pawn making an immediate draw)

24709: <p>Looking at a human game between strong players, one of the variations reached the following endgame WHITE to move.</p>
<pre><code>[FEN &quot;4Q3/8/2pK4/1p6/1P4k1/P7/8/7q w - - 0 1&quot;]
</code></pre>
<p>Since Qxc6 is a draw (Lomonosov tablebases) is the endgame a draw? Or there is a sophisticated win for White in some way, maybe submitting the black King to a barrage of checks? Since my engine does NOT have tablebases incorporated into it I am in the complete dark. What does FinalGen say about this endgame?</p>
 24693: <p>Stockfish with tablebases gives flat 0.00 so it seems highly likely to be a draw. A problem for White is they can't even take the c6 pawn with the king, 1.Kc7 Qh2+ 2.Kxc6 is a draw. So since Black can just keep giving checks and force the white king on awkward squares this seems hard to ever be winning. (especially since Black can always threaten to pick up the a3 pawn making an immediate draw)</p>
