00:00We cannot Kc2, Kd2, yes, because this pawn is also rushing him, so it's the, it's a, it's a problem, so it's the, so what we discovered, so by, by making this, this analysis, that, King d2 then, King, King on d3, gave him an extra tempi, so, now, when we combine our knowledge, how do we solve it, by moving the King, to d2, to d2, to d2, to d2, absolutely,
00:30so, and, if he goes here, then, we do the same, but, he doesn't have time, to organize counterplay, so, as you can see, so much can happen, you know, just, what, within the realm of pawn's endgame, but here we have, three pawns,
00:50one of my favorite examples, it's actually, an endgame, with King and a pawn, versus King and a pawn, how much game, can you expect, King and a pawn, versus King and a pawn,
01:04actually, a lot, one of the best dramas, that, I have seen the endgame, but before we move in, just, let's, memorize a few other rules, so, we do remember what happens, when we have a queen,
01:16a pawn, versus pawn, versus pawn, so, if, here is, you, you have, white, so, if black has this pawn,
01:29or a2, it's, most likely, it's a draw, this one is, of course, lost, now, this pawn, in many cases, is a draw,
01:37because, we know, this is a bishop pawn, offers, offers, offers, the weak side, opportunity, to survive, because, when we, when we give a check,
01:46with King on b1, so, the King goes on a1, and it's, it's a draw, so, it's a stalemate,
01:52so, the, this pawn is, is dangerous, because, we are also, to remember, that,
01:58the,
02:00that, when we, when we, when we, when we're talking.
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