IM David Pruess completes his mini-series on the basic King and Pawn vs King endgame, focusing on black’s drawing technique.
Chess Endgames: King and Pawn vs King 2
IM David Pruess completes his mini-series on the basic King and Pawn vs King endgame, focusing on black’s drawing technique.
thank you
Fuck I just drawed a game cause it was a rook pawn. That's why I'm here
wish i had seen this yesterday would have helped me in my chess meet today
Good stuff.
Meep.
Good vid.
the best way to practise this, i mean, to see if you can keep the draw you are supposed to get, or to get the win you are supposed to get, is to play these positions against a strong computer that makes perfect moves.
Just make sure the computer cannot resign or offer draws.
And if you just keep playing, you have an opportunity to study king+queen vs king, and king+rook vs king. The concept of opposition will reappear when trying to win with king+rook vs king.
I was white against black(comp) we got a draw its not possible to win
Very instructive David, Thanx
This position also can draw.
This chap can do what most teachers cannot do well .. teach !
What about king vs king
Lol. I tried to see the draw with Engine. Ended up just giving away the pawn. It didn’t even try. It was level 10 computer too.
Thanks a lot, I have been struggling with this for a long time!
Endgame :-
Knight & King VS Root & king.
Please guide how to draw for knight side & how to win for rook side…
Who's here after Carlsen Vs Firouzja altibox Norway chess?
Thanks a lot for this informative video
Sir i havee one dout h2pawn and two kings how to get queen please understand my words sir
How the hell does this video only have 500+ likes? This is so informative. I guess there are only a few who is interested in depply learning chess
Thanks alot
Imean this is so important. When you have a 1 pawn lead you can exchange pieces and use this technique to win games
4:54 is where the best part of this lesson begins
IT WAS BLACK'S MOVE AND HE STEPPED ASIDE AND I INSTEAD ADVANCED MY PAWN
Notes for myself. Assuming white has the pawn:
1. if the pawn can outrun the opponent's king, white wins
2. else if the pawn is a rook pawn, it is a draw
3. else if white has the opposition, white wins
4. else if black has the opposition and the black king is at the 8th rank, white wins
2:10
ah yes moving 2 steps behind as king
I just resigned in draw
I have an app with tons of these. You are the only person that explained it well. Thanks!
Very usefulllll, thanksss im advanceee
Thank you soo much Sir… Lots of love from India ❤️