00:00Don't pass pawn, so this is b6, his pawn is also, his pawn is also advancing, so we just,
00:07we cannot, king c2, king d2, yes, because his pawn is also rushing him, so it's the, it's
00:16a problem, so it was the, so what we discovered, so by making this analysis that, king d2 then,
00:22king on d3, gave him an extra 10p, so now, when we combine our knowledge, how do we solve it,
00:32by moving the king, to d2, to d2, to d2, absolutely, so and, if he goes here, then we do the same,
00:43but he doesn't have time, to organize counterplay, so as you can see, so much can happen, you
00:50know, just, what, within the realm of pawn's endgame, but here we have, three pawns, but
01:00one of my favorite examples, it's actually, an endgame, with king and a pawn, versus king
01:07and a pawn, how much game can you expect, king and a pawn versus king and a pawn, actually
01:13a lot, one of the best dramas, that I've seen the endgame, but before we move in, just,
01:19let's memorize a few other rules, so, we do remember what happens, when we have a queen,
01:24versus pawn, so, if, here is, you, you have white, so you, if black has this pawn, a2, it's,
01:38most likely it's a draw, this one is, of course, lost, now, this pawn, in many cases, is a draw,
01:45because we know, this is a bishop pawn, offers, offers the weak side, opportunity to survive,
01:51because when we, when we give a check, with king on b1, so the king goes on a1, and it's,
01:57it's, it's a draw, so it's a still me.
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