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00:00Rook pawn but knight pawn. Of course any movement of the pawn to the center makes

00:06it more difficult so because B pawn will be better for white, C pawn, yes C pawn

00:12is probably as good because it's what's important that here we have more chances

00:15of activating the king, even sacrificing some pawns and reaching out.

00:21But the ideal of course will be to put rook behind your pawn and that's for

00:27instance that would be a position similar to what's happened in the last game of

00:32famous match in 1927 Alohi Calaplanka. Having your rook behind your pass pawn

00:39guarantees that this pawn can move on and if black blocks this pawn then their rook

00:46is paralyzed and then you seem to bring the king. So it's a general rule but it's

00:53easy to explain because you just have to make sure that your piece are most active

00:58and having your rook if you are on the weak side on the defensive side behind the

01:04pawn enemies pass pawn always helps. Same rule works for multiple pawns end games you

01:12have passed pawns, protected pawns, whatever. So every time you should remember that

01:19active rook in the end game offers you a good opportunity, a good chance to either

01:25save the game or if you are on the strong side to win the game.

01:29There's an important modification of the pawns end games, you may call it, a queen versus pawn.

01:41Sometimes it happens, you promote first but then there's one pawn on the second rank or

01:47the seventh rank and it's important to remember that there's certain rules. So if we have a queen

01:54somewhere, our king is somewhere and

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