00:00So the king goes on A1, and it's a draw, so it's a stalemate.
00:06So this pawn is dangerous because we also have to remember that there are drawing motifs.
00:15Just as an introduction, because now we start with something very, very simple.
00:24You know, just because you play white, I have to change it.
00:26Here is the position. King on G6, pawn on A2, your king goes on F3, actually black goes on F3, and pawn on C7.
00:40It's an amazing compilation of different themes that we can learn from the endgames.
00:47Okay, first it's simple, so we just have to make sure that his pawn is neutralized.
00:54So how do we do that?
00:57King F5.
00:57King F5, immediately. We go King F5, and at first it seems that, you know, the game is over.
01:03So let's say if he tries to go close to our pawn, we keep doing the same.
01:09He keeps going, and we keep going.
01:14He keeps going, and we keep going.
01:15So we stop his pawn, paralyze his king, and our pawn will move on.
01:23Makes sense to me.
01:24Ah, too easy, yeah.
01:26Now, nothing is too easy.
01:29So this is, maybe black has a chance of making our life a bit more complicated.
01:34So, King E3, King E5, now they have to stop the king.
01:42And the only chance to stop the king is to play C6.
01:46Now, we have to make a choice, tough choice.
01:49So, do we push the pawn, or do we attack the attackers?
01:54Because if we attack the pawn, then his king can perform.
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