K+B+N vs. K is the hardest endgame (in my opinion) to win, but it is very possible and forced.
List of Insufficient Material Combinations

K+B+K vs. K is the hardest endgame (in my opinion) to win, but it is very possible and forced.
How about a diagram of it.

K+B+K vs. K is the hardest endgame (in my opinion) to win, but it is very possible and forced.
I think K+Q vs. K+R is much harder. K+B+N vs. K is difficult but I think I could figure it out with 10 minutes on the clock.
These are all the basic piece endgames you will encounter:
Q+K vs. K, very easy, common
R+K vs. R, easy, common
B+B+K vs. K, intermediate, fairly uncommon
B+N+K vs. K, difficult, fairly uncommon
Q+K vs. R+K, very difficult, fairly uncommon
Q+K vs. N or B+K, easyish, fairly uncommon
N+N+K vs. K, easy draw, fairly uncommon
R+N+K vs. R+K, draw, but hard to defend, uncommon
R+B+K vs. R+K, draw, not sure on difficulty, uncommon
Technically K+N+N vs. K is a draw, but not by insufficient material, because checkmate is possible.

K+B+K vs. K is the hardest endgame (in my opinion) to win, but it is very possible and forced.
I think K+Q vs. K+R is much harder. K+B+N vs. K is difficult but I think I could figure it out with 10 minutes on the clock. I want to see you try without using the computer or any other resource besides your chess board.
These are all the basic piece endgames you will encounter:
Q+K vs. K, very easy, common
R+K vs. R, easy, common
B+B+K vs. K, intermediate, fairly uncommon
B+N+K vs. K, difficult, fairly uncommon
Q+K vs. R+K, very difficult, fairly uncommon
Q+K vs. N or B+K, easyish, fairly uncommon
N+N+K vs. K, easy draw, fairly uncommon
R+N+K vs. R+K, draw, but hard to defend, uncommon
R+B+K vs. R+K, draw, not sure on difficulty, uncommon
Technically K+N+N vs. K is a draw, but not by insufficient material, because checkmate is possible.
I've heard that only one position is a draw with K+Q vs. K+R. The others were a win.

K+B+K vs. K is the hardest endgame (in my opinion) to win, but it is very possible and forced.
How about a diagram of it.
Sorry, I actually don't know how to win!!!

K+B+K vs. K is the hardest endgame (in my opinion) to win, but it is very possible and forced.
How about a diagram of it.
Sorry, I actually don't know it!!!
I could play a game against the computer and post it if I can succeed.

K+B+K vs. K is the hardest endgame (in my opinion) to win, but it is very possible and forced.
How about a diagram of it.
Sorry, I actually don't know it!!!
I could play a game against the computer and post it if I can succeed.
I doubt u will

K+B+K vs. K is the hardest endgame (in my opinion) to win, but it is very possible and forced.
How about a diagram of it.
Sorry, I actually don't know it!!!
I could play a game against the computer and post it if I can succeed.
I doubt u will

All right, so K + B + N vs. K is possible; that's good to know.
"Technically K+N+N vs. K is a draw, but not by insufficient material, because checkmate is possible."
Example please?
I basically want to know which material combinations are automatically draws, so I don't waste time in an offline game, where a computer does not tell me when checkmate is impossible.

here is why, it is impossible to force, it is however possible to do
those are two, I know there is one on the side but not sure how it works

Ah, okay then. I guess the opponent would have to be really, really stupid to let that happen though. :p

Here is a list of all endgames where checkmate is impossible:
K vs. K
K+N vs. K
K+B vs. K
K+B vs. K+B where the bishops are the same color
I don't list other endgames because although they are forcibly drawn, checkmate is possible in extroardinary circumstances, like if your opponent lets you mate him.
Consider K+B vs. K+B where the bishops are of opposite color, mate is possible but almost all positions are forcible drawn. I will show you one of the special cases so that you understand why checkmate is possible.

K+B+K vs. K is the hardest endgame (in my opinion) to win, but it is very possible and forced.
How about a diagram of it.
Sorry, I actually don't know it!!!
I could play a game against the computer and post it if I can succeed.
I doubt u will
Now try K+Q vs. K+R and time it and do your best!

K+B+K vs. K is the hardest endgame (in my opinion) to win, but it is very possible and forced.
How about a diagram of it.
Sorry, I actually don't know it!!!
I could play a game against the computer and post it if I can succeed.
I doubt u will
Now try K+Q vs. K+R and time it and do your best!
I might try tomorrow, if I can remember. I might need 30 min. to do that one right. I've tried it several times before and I can't quite figure it out.
First of all, my apologies if this thread has already been made and/or this is the wrong subforum for it. I couldn't find a thread like this, and this is my best guess as to where to put it.
What are all the insufficient material scenarios? I know that K + B vs. K and K + N vs. K are draws, and I'm pretty sure that K + N + N vs. K is a draw too (please correct me if I'm wrong there). I also know that K + B + B vs. K is possible to win, even if very difficult. I have no clue about K + B + N vs. K though, or if I'm missing any other possibilities.