00:00Again, we look at some rules, some patterns that is important to remember while playing these rooks' endgames.
00:13For instance, one of the positions, if you have this knight pawn and you are reaching the 7th rank
00:22and your opponent is trying to block you,
00:30by cutting your king from h-file.
00:35So how are you going to escape from g8 and advance the pawn?
00:41Because after king f7, there's a check.
00:43Rook always will check you.
00:45So there's the method called the bridge.
00:47The bridge on the 4th rank.
00:50You put the rook on e4, black waits, and you start bringing your king out.
00:57Rook f2 check, king goes on g6.
00:58Rook g2 check, king goes on f6.
01:01Rook f2, king g5, rook g2, and rook g4.
01:05And that's it.
01:07Of course, these endgames have more details to learn, but that's one of the important basic methods.
01:15And of course, if you have an h-pawn or a-pawn, so the rook pawn, then your chances of winning are almost minimal.
01:27Then it's the only way to win is if you cut the king even further.
01:30So, and then you have the room to go with rook on f8 and g8 and just escaping with the king.
01:40There's also a very important lesson, and we already had it once in our tactical section.
01:51So if we have the pawn rook in front of the pawn, and the pawn reaches the 7th rank, and black is blocking it.
02:00So, I'm also going toί.
02:00Because this is the main song.
02:01So I'm going to push it down against that, and it's lostys to the king.
02:02So, once youMO ised towards the two-
02:10And you have this effect on the one-day ring.
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