Every Chess Endgame Explained In 8 Minutes

Every Chess Endgame Explained In 8 Minutes
In this video, we're covering every chess endgame you need to know, all in just 8 minutes! From the basics like checkmates with the queen and rook, to some cool advanced patterns like Boden’s Mate, Smothered Mate, and Backrank Mate, you’ll get the full rundown.
We also dive into king and pawn endgames and break down key concepts like opposition, key squares, and the rule of the square-all the essentials for converting your pawn into a queen. Then, we get into the more tricky stuff: bishop endgames, knight endgames, and rook endgames, including the classic Philidor Position.
And of course, we wrap up with queen endgames, showing you how to use your queen to dominate in the endgame. This video is packed with tips to help you level up your chess!

[@Razvanzzzzz]

This vid is amazing u deserve more subs

[@Bottom_Chess]

thank you

[@Undergroundchuck-gu5dv]

Here’s 1 by me :)

[@Ok1n9]

For the knights I figured this out. The knight cant check you if you move to the same colored square as the knights next move.

[@georgeadrianstefan1676]

Very educational video

[@jachinramos1120]

The Kings sacrifice ending

[@saadkhatri1129]

"Pwons" Lol

[@watergovkn]

You did not talk about the bishop and knight and king chekmate

[@weeblordgaming6062]

We don’t talk about that one

[@randakarim4431]

Ye it has less than a 0.07% chance of happening. Even though it’s not that rare compared to other checkmates like castling or doubly disambiguated bishop capture checkmate, it’s pretty rare

[@ЕвгенийПрохоров-с2й]

Why you haven't 100.000 subs?

[@Utg_gamer_henry]

Yo correction, you can create a wall with the rook and king checkmate

[@ethanmalinao5098]

Actually it's also correct

[@Utg_gamer_henry]

@ethanmalinao5098 yea, but the method in the video is a lot slower and may trigger the 50 move rule