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3 Chess Endgame Principles Every Chess Player Should Know | Endgame study – ChessTerra.com

3 Chess Endgame Principles Every Chess Player Should Know | Endgame study

June 29, 2021 NHaselton Chess Lectures

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In this video lesson, GM Igor Smirnov will teach you the 3 most important endgame principles that every chess player must know. He teaches you them with one of the famous endgame studies, which is a king and pawn endgame.

These positions are not as easy as they look at first. They may seem simple, but the natural-looking moves can miss a win for you, getting only a draw, or worse, lose the game.

That’s why, you should know these 3 most important endgame principles to get the desired result:

00:00 Intro to 3 important endgame principles
02:45 1st principle – The rule of square
04:56 2nd principle – Keep your king in front of your pawn
06:45 3rd principle – The rule of opposition

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