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Amazing job. Thank you so much for it

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2:45 you had a funny accent!

do you have the book yourself?

are these completely from the book or have you just gotten the key ideas instead?

Thanks for the video. I started to read the book. :)

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Thank you, I find this useful. I will watch these videos, then read the book when I have more time.

Towards the end of some videos, there are portions of the board where the pieces that you are moving and explaining are covered and I cannot see the stalemate or checkmate.

Would you like to "TH-cam-ize" the books of Lasker, Capablanca, Botvinnik, etc.?

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You’ve got black and white mixed up.

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This helped me very much

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It is not mentioned in the video but after Ne3, if black plays h7 white has a fork it with Nf1. I thought it is worth mentioning to make it easier to remember this position

Ra8+ Kc7 Ra7+ Kc8 Ra8+ Kb7

In 2:42 if black king takes the bishop then white goes to kf1 and black knight goes to h3

For my own understanding/clarification: in this position, white already has the opposition. And can claim it again by moving the rook. But black also has a waiting move with ...e4. So therefore white should play his own waste move Re2, then when black plays e4 white plays Re1 finally claiming the opposition, and the rook is as far away from the black king as possible. Thank you very much for uploading the videos of all the endgames in this book, it's an amazing effort and amazing contribution

thank you so much for the free lesson. It was amazing to watch this series of videos.

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Its price?

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Well known endgame study I would say.The black king is on the worst square of all.

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Oh man, this study is very old. i knew it when I was a child. I am also a chess composer of endgame studies and know many chess studies.

The topics created by these 100 endgame videos are very good, but it's a pity that the situation of each endgame is too short. The average endgame situation is only more than 2 minutes. I feel a little pity. It should be made 5-10 minutes, telling all kinds of possible choices for mistakes, why they are wrong, and what are the consequences of making mistakes. Only in this way can people who learn endgame understand!

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The study is very much about domination (of the black bishop) thus could be included in next edition of Kasparyan book 2545 endgame studies, but the study also happens to be a miniature (7 pieces max) and therefore could also get included into yet another Kasparyan book, 888 miniatures.

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0:57 Kxh3

You asked, "White to move and win, what is the winning move for white?" The way you word this implies a singular move (obviously there is no mate in one).

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Congrats. Great job.

White wins by playing Ke6

Ra8+ Kc7 Ra7+ Kc8 Ra8+ Kb7 Black's rook is on the short side so white wins

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In the position at 2:03, you didn't explain how white gets the checkmate if black, instead of moving king to c8, goes back to a8. In that case, if white pushes the pawn, it's a stalemate, so white has to instead move Kc5, coming around the pawn from behind to get to the other side while black's king is too far to get opposition due to being in the corner.

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