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00:00We need to go E1.

00:01E1, of course.

00:02So we'll just go E1.

00:04So C4, D2, so it's, and he can beat, exactly,

00:09and reach this position.

00:10So again, it's amazing that this is the right route,

00:18actually the only one that saves the game.

00:21As if you tried to cut the short head.

00:23Exactly, but this is, absolutely, it's about, you know,

00:26sort of moves with dual functions.

00:31So you can have similar positions.

00:35So this is, again, you play white, for instance.

00:38Your king is there.

00:39It's G8, G6, and the same problem.

00:42So the moment black takes this pawn,

00:44you have to be with king on C2.

00:46So what's the right move?

00:47How do you make sure that when black kings take this pawn,

00:52your king is here?

00:54So which way you go with the king now?

00:57F8 or H8?

00:58H8.

00:59H8, of course, because you go on F8, he goes king F6,

01:02and then runs here.

01:04But if you go king H8, and you are behind.

01:09And this is, is this not, this is not triangulation?

01:12No, no, no, this is about opposition,

01:14and mainly it's about shouldering.

01:17So let's make sure that, you know,

01:19either you use this trick to win the game,

01:22or you have to make sure that it's not used against you.

01:25I understand.

01:26So that's, you know the rule, you know how to apply it.

01:29Now, of course, you know, with the,

01:33you all know that there's a famous position,

01:36so where the kings are there.

01:38So, so how you win here?

01:40In the middle.

01:41Yes, B6, AB6, C6, and that's easy.

01:44Okay.

01:45So that's easy.

01:46And how black should defend?

01:48The only defense here?

01:49B6, B6, correct.

01:52The only defense is B6 to make sure that there's no breakthrough.

01:57Let's make it a little bit more complicated.

01:59You know the rule.

23. MasterClass - Garry Kasporov Teaches Chess - Case Study Endgame

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