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Chess Endgame, Advanced chess endgame fundamentals, Bishop Endgame, how to promote advanced pawn in bishop ending, Pawn promotion,
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[Event “?”]
[Site “?”]
[Date “????.??.??”]
[Round “?”]
[White “Advanced Chess Endgame – 1”]
[Black “?”]
[Result “*”]
[Annotator “Jani,Gunjan”]
[SetUp “1”]
[FEN “2KB4/1P6/2k5/8/8/8/7b/8 w – – 0 1”]
[PlyCount “23”]
[SourceDate “2017.09.13”]
[SourceVersionDate “2017.09.13”]
{[#]} 1. Bg5 (1. Z0 Bg3 2. Bh4 Bf4 3. Bf2 Kb5 4. Ba7 Ka6 5. Bb8 Be3 6. Bg3 Ba7
7. Bf2 Bxf2 8. b8=Q) 1… Kb5 2. Be3 Ka6 3. Bc5 Bg3 4. Be7 Kb5 5. Bd8 Kc6 6.
Bh4 Bf4 7. Bf2 Kb5 8. Ba7 Ka6 9. Bb8 Be3 10. Bg3 Ba7 11. Bf2 Bxf2 12. b8=Q *
This was very helpful. Im looking forward to your next videos 👍💪
Wow!!
Excellent work Gunjan🔥
very good sir! endgame series was awaited…..
Waiting for ur more endgames sir..
Endgame is where I am weak… You are awesome
it is really tacnical & effective.
Best of best
I don't agree with you because when White bishop goes to b8 black bishop will capture it and when white king captures it then black king moves on b6 stale mate not mate? Kindly explain
Keep it up sir 🙂
Superb sir
Oh yes you’re right it is white’s own pawn. Now I'm eagerly waiting for next Video, thanks a lot!!
excellent my bro you are doing great job
Mind blowing sir..🙋
This is exactly what I need! Keep making these endgame videos!
Great video..
What a idea
I can already tell this is gonna be an amazing series
Wow awesome ji Genius Again Excellence wat we r waiting for long time.
Im looking forward to your next videos 👍💪
Plz Do More Vedeos On End Game And Middle Game This Is What We All Want 🤗
Are you making a 100k subscriber special?
very nice
Thanks!!
6:07, why not bg5, trying to land on d8, and then c7? Ka7 is still not playable as after the bishops are traded off, white can queen and it is protected. So what then if Bg1? Is Bf4 not also winning? If black then moves his bishop to a7 to block the pawn, then white plays Be3…
Tank, super !!
very informative and easy to understand, thank you for this
This is a good series
One and only Best Chess Master.better than Mato Jelic .
I know u r not only excellent chess player but also extremely talented coach . The way u exlplain that fits to our mind immediately. Genuinely , I feel immense pleasure after listening u r english . That attracts me watch u r amazing video lessons . U r excellent sir keep it up ….. 👏👏👏
somewhere I saw this video already. a nice lesson.I request bishop and knight check mate in your style of explanation.I could not catch it.
Thank You sir <3
good work, next end game trick download plz
Thank you, very good explication!
Hi gunjan bro, u r one of my favorite chess teacher on YouTube.happy to see you posting endgame videos.expecting more interesting videos on this series
Excelente, gracias!
I would like to thank you for your amazing content
Excellent video….
Nice video.
Genius!!
Really glad to get some endgame lessons from you! Please keep them coming!
❤❤❤ thanks for the video
Very nice
Excellent explanation of the winning plan.
Just sacrifice white bishop on b1 and get queen. Then check black. And fight on from there.
Thank you
Please do many more endgames
5:47 instead of 'waste', you should have said 'lose a tempo'. But it's fine at your side- waste looks better for some newbies.
This is the well known CENTURINI position from 1847 – So give CENTURINI the credits please, not others who are stealing his position
@GJ_Chess –> You must be a terrible person – Not mentioning this is the CENTURINI position from 1847
I don't know why and how the name of the most powerful peace in Chess in western resources is called the "queen" instead of prime minister "Wazir" or "Ferz". Also The name of the bishop was initially war Elephant. The game itself is NOT western
Very well explained. This exactedgame was a bit of a mistery to e as I saw it in anoter video. But the reason for the maouvers was difficult to understand… Now at least it became more clear as the goal is to force the defending side Bishop to a7 then instead of Bg8, witch accomplish nothing. The attacking side need to be ready to challenge and deflect the bishop in the a7-g1 diagonal… and this trick to get there with tempo from the d8-h4 diagonal required that the black bishop is not hidden on h2… but is on eg: g3, f4 or on e5 instead. Brilliant.