National Master Caleb Denby is inspired by Mark Dvoretsky’s Endgame Manual! Caleb explains this complex material for the intermediate player.
2020.11.18
Mikhail Botvinnik vs Isaac Boleslavsky, USSR Absolute Championship (1941): C08 French, Tarrasch, open, 4.ed ed
Mikhail Botvinnik vs Georgy Konstantinovich Borisenko, USSR Championship (1955): E62 King’s Indian, fianchetto with …Nc6
Helpful post…I do believe the c-pawn instead of b pawn would be a draw (at 31:50)as the B King is even closer to Kside after capture of the c pawn.
Ke5
8:17 why does the rook leave the second rank? can the rook just keep the king confined to the edge of the board and continue moving on the second rank. As queening the rook pawn takes two moves blacks rook will always have time to get back and if white decides to abandon the rook pawn for the f pawn blacks rook can take the rook pawn with check and gain tempo on the pawn trade? its like a 50 move no progress draw
Oops. “. Forgot to close the quote. Anyway, next time look up the pronunciations before making your video.
Rook endgames that no one understands. That’s not true, so this must be an indictment of me.
I just found out today that I suck at knight and pawn endgames.
excellent lecture – more rook endgames, please!
Nice clickbaity title😂 nah just kidding… I am also covering these and different endgames on my channel 🙂✌️
Thanks!!!! for this amazing information 😎😎😎
That intro music though 🙂
RAR!
Dvoretsky just put random stuff into his manual endgame book and people try to solve his idiotic ideas. Thanks of Caleb Denby we know what this boomer dvoretsky had on his mind. Thank You Caleb You are my hero !!!!
Come on man. If black wants to draw he needs a pencil.
Dah youth yah come like him suck up Chess like sponge. Like how I can easily remember music. I spent days studying queen against rook and still dont remember the positions.
Thanks!!!!
Very instructive!
Beautiful lecture 👌😍
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