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00:00rank and black is blocking it from behind and it's very important that the

00:06king, if you are on the defensive side, your king is on g7 or h7 because

00:12otherwise there is famous maneuver who goes on h8, rook a7 and skewer. We already

00:17learned it, remember. And also it's quite important to to know that there are

00:29other maneuvers. So what would be the best location for the rook if white pawn is on

00:36a6 and king is gradually approaching? So just remember that the best position of

00:41the rook will be on the side because when the king is approaching then you

00:46start checking and you always keep an eye. If pawn goes on a7 to go rook a6. So

00:51and you always have from here f6 on g6 you always have opportunities to to attack

00:57attack the king when it's approaching. So you probably can figure it out that

01:03definitely the best position of the rook is behind enemy's pawn. Sometimes on the

01:08side but by because by doing so you're attacking the passed pawn and also you

01:13are limiting the activity of opponent's rook. It works even if you have many

01:17pawns here. Let's say you have three pawns. Still the same if your rook is behind

01:24enemy's pawn you can do two things. You are limiting the activity of white's rook

01:33but also you're attacking pawns here and you're preventing king from from

01:38activating and then you can start creating some counter play by f6 g5 so

01:42just making sure that white cannot, white king cannot walk away without losing

01:48pawns on that side. Now imagine that white rook goes on c6 for instance especially if the

01:57pawn is not a rook pawn but knight pawn.

13. MasterClass - Garry Kasporov Teaches Chess - Endgames Part 2

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