Queen vs Pawn Endgames

[@rizka7945]

16:22 I prefer the Qg1# move over this peculiar Qb1 sacrifice! xD

[@perteadsf4914]

I believe that you missed an important winning technique: If white gets the queen on the promotion square its always a win. For example, 12:47 is NOT a draw with Qc1+!.

[@mikegloudemans5937]

I love this situation right around 8:00, where the king gets confined into a mate position by his own queen.

[@billowen3285]

16:21 'queen g1 mate' your brain knew what to do but your mouse didn't haha

[@rascalsathome]

Hi buddy.. Your channel is a gold mine for learning chess. Good luck on your journey. I literally started making notes of your explanation...

[@kadanissa11]

Your ways of explanation are incredible.

[@charlemagnebaguio3734]

Literally, this channel is GOLD not just for beginners but for players who want to advance their games as well! I wish I could sub million times

[@surveersingh2552]

Which software do you use for screen recording your pc?

[@The2fasty]

12:47 Ka1 loses the game due to Qc1+ followed by taking pawn? 16:21 Thats not Qg1 :D

[@yogeshbikram4093]

Thanks buddy, even I got confused then realised he meant Qg1😅

[@law5]

Another great and instructional video! :D

[@siraf1234]

Isnt Qa1 a simple way to win the position in the beginning?

[@Elendil22]

What about Queen C1 on 12:51? I'm blind or small mistake?

[@salazar4614]

i would love to see a video of yours on the reti opening, love your content

[@ChessInstructorSF]

(16:23) I’m not sure about that, maybe first Qb3-Kc1 Qxc2 ++. Or did I miss something? If as is, cxb2=Q and then Black is winning?

[@laumu4718]

Are you going to cover the English anytime soon? Would love to see that!

[@ily455_e]

16:22 yup actually Qb1+ is mate in 8

[@antoniobreaux1584]

My chess coach just taught me this yesterday. Good for reviewing

[@davidgarro416]

Your videos are very interesting and useful. Keep it up!

[@zeFresk]

Thank you very much, I needed this after losing a winning position because I didn't know this endgame well enough !

[@stanleytime9193]

@@danhub2330 shut the fuck up Dan

[@boredash4020]

on the lichess.org lessons, they are one of the first lessons you are taught , so i always thought they were a very basic and essential endgame, turns out the vast majority don't know them! also , do you ever see yourself playing training games in the near future? also for the first example, i found that the easiest way to convert the ones where the pawn is on the sixth is just to occupy the promotion square with your queen, and you can play on auto pilot from then on

[@swaroop2518]

Can you please teach us larsen's opening for white (b3).

[@dannymus6809]

Love your content!

[@surveersingh2552]

Much needed

[@ig8842]

I just refreshed and this came up

[@6500s1]

Qb1 is not mate, because pawn just promotes :D but very nice video outside of that one last mistake :P

[@alvinsemele9422]

there is an error in the queen vs pawn endgame at time 16:22 where you say Qb1# which is not true as the blacks pawn captures the queen on b1

[@ashishshetye5170]

Thank you

[@RobertKaucher]

Recently, I was able to use this technique in a position where Black had a knight's pawn and both of us had rook pawns on the opposite side of the board (the kingside). Alone, either of the two positions would have been draws. However, checking until the black king moved under the pawn gained me enough time to move my king close to the rook pawns and then I just took Black's knight's pawn with the queen and easily promoted the rook pawn. Knowing techniques like this isn't just good for the theoretical positions that are usually used for teaching them. If you know them and understand them well, you can apply them in other positions as well.

[@aatishsatheesh3644]

can you continue your d4 openings plz?

[@ID123Test]

Also forgot to say thank you for great content 🙏

[@iainmaclean4770]

Can u please go over the queens Indian and the Dutch Defense

[@surveersingh2552]

Can you make bishop+knight checkmate I get confused in those

[@stanleytime9193]

@@danhub2330 shut the fuck up Dan

[@griffisme4833]

For the first example is Qa1 winning? The king can't assist the pawn in promoting since the queen guards all of the critical squares, white can now just march his king down the board and eventually capture the pawn, right?

[@jigglenaught2075]

Day 4 of requesting a classical game between Stjepan and Antonio Radić (of the Agadmator Chess Channel) Reasons why I think they should play: - Both are from Croatia - Both have amazing chess channels - Both have about the same rating - Both could make an analysis video - I love them both

[@wilhelmnorf1651]

Couldn’t agree more

[@arnoudh6203]

16:21 Queen g1 mate ye?🤔

[@nitram3445]

On the first example , why didn't you just play Qa1?

[@ID123Test]

@12:50 King to A1 does not defend because white can play QC1.

[@mseye1992]

7:45 Black can promote the pawn into a knight, preventing check mate on a3

[@otaviocf4657]

which prolonges the game for 3 moves, once if b1=N then Qc2+, Ka1, Kb3, Na3(or wherever), Qb2#

[@matamax7342]

Good video

[@sathiyanantham2958]

Please make a video about English opening

[@arunapriyankars8466]

Please put a video for English opening

[@hitengupta3336]

What if at 5:29 king goes at b3

[@opeyemiibrahim258]

Yeah, there's a mistake and that was the last move in the video Qb1+?? Can be followed by cxb1=Q+. Thanks for the video though 👍

[@thijsbeentjes4008]

Yeah he made the wrong move, but said the right one (Qg1#)

[@nandikorossy4684]

Nice!

[@Elendil22]

16:22 You said g1 and You should listen yourself :)

[@surveersingh2552]

I won once in bishop pawn Probably because of wrong play by my opponent

[@lukahj]

1:40 Qh8 is fastest

[@deeprajchauhan5738]

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[@LilGril10]

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