Chess 4 All: In this video, we are going to learn how to use the square rule along with other simple Chess endgames, which we cannot ignore. Likewise, we will go over the definition of what a passed pawn is and of course how to use its power.
01:03 The Square Rule
04:52 The Passed Pawn
07:18 Other exercises
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Finally lesson 23 also done!!
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This simple video FINALLY made it clear to me EXACTLY what a passed pawn is and isn't, thank you!
Magnus doesn't know this one ;P
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Magnus Carlsen should watch this video, apparently he doesn't know what the rule of the square is…
What if the pawn can't reach the end square on time? How should we use our king for assisstance? I tried it and it ended in a stale mate.
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Thnx to this endgame tricks becoz otherwise i always lose or stalemate because of these situations
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15/10/21
8:21 AM
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great content man really helpful. counting those squares was really confusing and troublesome for me and often times i found myself blundering due to it but now that it is clear to me it will help me improve my endgames a lot
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Robert, so the rule of the square is drawn (in my mind) at my next square, not from the square I currently occupy, correct??
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Lesson #23 ✅
20/6/2022
6:06 p.m.
Neat tip!
Lesson #23✅
10/07/2022
1:01 a.m.
Such simplicity 👌
#23 : done
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Awesome explanation!
I'm so accustomed to watching your long videos 🤣
You lost me at 9:38 K e5 to d6 after you moved pawn? That's two moves and then you moved the black king back?
Another good job 👏 thanks