How to win with an Extra Pawn - Endgame Conversion

[@srxanmlikzad5825]

Quite impressive that if you really stick with you dont even need the opening theory

[@thebottman1]

I like how this ended up transposing to one of the lines of your new Chessable course, at least until your opponent refused the early Queen trade. Very instructive seeing how you finished the game!

[@jonjones820]

As always, G to the G, Coach.

[@althompson3085]

Appreciate center pawn discussion.

[@caesarspqr5561]

How to win with the pawn in the endgame? Read dvoretsky's endgame manual and either become mentally unstable or a endgame god 😂

[@girator2010]

Very well played. Rd6!

[@ElderScrollsVINews]

Really appreciate your coaching. Thanks for the information it's very helpful.

[@ChessCoachAndras]

@@ElderScrollsVINews cheers mate!

[@robinesperoza]

Great video, I personally don't really care about computer review. If I have an IM explaining their moves I have more then enough. Thanks for video, like how you still think about best moves, even when anything wins.

[@ChessCoachAndras]

@@robinesperoza good take! Thanks 🙏

[@TheBigGuppy]

Yay! I knew it. Pawns really matter. I’ve been seeing c5 against 3.Nc3 lately. I wonder if some whacked bad chess KZbinr did a video on it. Just take the pawn. Posted for the algorithm.

[@myhatmygandhi6217]

I think it's just a case of players at this level not learning openings. Most people will say learn opening principles and work on tactics. A lot of 1000's wouldn't know how to punish 3. c5 also.

[@fabioarturospada4178]

Such a lucid game. Rd6 ended up being one hell of a move!

[@DadOnHisOwn]

Very, very good

[@shujaatullah3617]

Exactly, Caesar. I was reading Dvoretsky's Endgame Manual on Pawn Endings last night and felt that I was going mad...huhuhu...

[@labestianegra6373]

6:32 😂