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00:00All know that this is a famous position, so where the kings are there, so how you win here?

00:06B6, AB6, C6, and that's easy. Okay, so that's easy.

00:12And how black should defend? The only defense here?

00:17B6, correct. The only defense is B6 to make sure that there's no breakthrough.

00:24Let's make it a little bit more complicated. You know the rule, you know how it works.

00:27Let's slightly change the position. Same structure.

00:35You have white. So we move the pieces a little bit and we have the same pulse configuration,

00:43but kings are not taken away because in the original position, kings play no role.

00:50This time we have both kings in the game, which makes it a bit more complicated.

00:53So the immediate breakthrough doesn't work because pawn will be taken as a check.

00:59So we have to move the king somewhere.

01:01Now, where? This is a big question.

01:03So what are the options? So where are we going to move the king?

01:07Um, either here or here.

01:10Or here. The two squares. And let's see. Now that looks good. And then after king of three,

01:17we do our breakthrough. But there's a problem. He takes on C5, D5, takes his pawn. And now,

01:23because we have kings in the game, so he starts creating his own counterplay. So for instance,

01:29we move the king, or king of four, he keeps sacrificing his pawn. And then he organizes his own,

01:38his own, uh, his own pass pawn. So this is B6. His pawn is also, his pawn is also advancing.

01:45So it's the, it's a, it's a, it's a problem. So it's the, so what we discovered, so by, by

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