5 Practical King and Pawn Endgame Principles
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Published 2024-02-21
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All Comments (21)
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As a beginner these videos are great for me, I recently also managed to force a draw using king and pawn using opposition rule
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โWhat move would you play?โ โKb3โ โOk well if you said Kb3 you would lose the gameโ
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This man has talent.. he is the only man in history to have the exact same haircut indefinitely
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At first when you said Kb3 was wrong, I was like, no. Because you can use the king to guard the pawns, push them and put his king in check creating tempo. But at the end of the video, I learned how strong these 2 pawns really are. Thank you for a great lesson. My game has improved.
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What an endgame and a lesson and you helped me in using pawns in a correct way to tie up opponent king. There's also opposition and triangulation it is really important to learn it.
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Thanks for this lesson, endgame is really underrated.
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Thanks a lot
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Thats was brilliant, Nelson! You made it so easy.
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Silmans complete endgame course goes into this in more detail. Its the best chess book ever written.
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I have a memorable game from not long ago. I had two isolated pawns (neither was a passed pawn) Vs opponents 5 pawns. They didn't know any of these rules so I just played solid as I could and they blundered one move, I won a Queen promotion by one move and then could fork check and their advanced pawn. One I captured, they resigned. At 1100 elo I never resign for this reason.
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Immediately makes sense because Black's king is stuck guarding the white pawns. Excellent and instructive video!
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This is the most helpful king pawn endgame video. I'd have gone wrong a couple of times. I just need to try to remember these principles
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I watch a lot of your videos. You are the first ive seen explain this concept. Thanks
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For a first time I got all the right moves before you said them, in split second, that's a good feeling ๐ Thank you for your lessons, keep them comming!
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Super helpful. Thank you!
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Thank you for showing these principles! Love your chess lessons.
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Excellent practical endgame lesson!
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Congratulations Nelson!! The way you are teaching us is very good. I would play 9. Kg7 couse I think it's wining move too, but with 9. c4 I see one new motive for me. The triangle rule I knew it like " The square" from Jesus De La Villa book, but the way you present it's easier and more practical. Congratulations and thank you
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Definitely helpful after the dust settles
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Thank you Nelson. Great info, and you explain things so well!
