Hi there.
In this lecture, we're going to have a look at -- promotion and a little bit more detail, and I'm
going to show you on a clearer boards where it's been simplified.
Now, if we're playing wins, the opponent has her free pawns.
Who's winning this situation?
You think you've only got one who's winning?
Well, actually, you are, because you're going to be promoting your -- to a queen.
The queen's very, very powerful.
So.
You can go hand with your -- and so that go ahead, you can actually choose now do you want to promote
your queen or rock a bishop or knight and say, we go for a queen?
We're actually easily winning.
The queen is worth nine units.
Generally, pawns are only worth one unit.
So you'll be winning her and the pawn promotion.
If there was something here, you could have taken and promoted as well.
By the way, there was something to take her, like a knight or a bishop, Murdoch or queen you could
take and promote at the same time.
So, yeah, poor promotion is very important.
It shows actually that as your pawns get to the sixth rank, they become a major concern in general
because they're going to really become all powerful when they reach the 8th rank.
So I hope that's clarified a little bit more -- promotion.
OK, that's much.