Hi there.
In this case, I want to show you a really important fundamental position you have King importantly
has King.
They want to make sure there's no stalemate tracks.
And to do this, you have to be an aggressive shapard with your king.
You have to work out where do you want to Queen C8 So to be an aggressive shepherd with your king is
avoiding any stalemate tracks.
And in fact, you don't want to push the pawn here yet.
You actually want to play king see sex as though you're going to be a really aggressive shepherd and
play king by seven to make sure the opponents king is not in contact with C8 So they could make this
totally easy for you and step out of the way.
And you're shepherding your pawn to queening.
Yeah, no problem.
No problem at all.
And you've got Queen, you're going to win.
So what is the problem?
Well, what if they don't step out of the way and play here?
That's fine.
You play here waiting for them to step out of the way, by the way, and they don't step out the way
they stay in so-called opposition.
But now with your pawn here, OK, you've tried to be an aggressive shepherd getting hold of C8 and
you definitely cannot you don't want to dance all day with your opponents.
King Suhair, commit the pawn.
And actually, you can rationally calculate this because if you commit the pawn now, Kingsgate, you
can actually play C7 here and kick the king out and you're going to queen.
And you might think, well, did you really need to be an aggressive shepherd?
Let's have a look from the outset of this position.
In fact, if you play the move, CSX, your opponents can actually make sure they're going to draw this
possession with King C7.
This is very, very different.
Your king cannot be an aggressive shepherd.
The pawn cannot be with best play pushed to a queen later.
Example King see five and they play a key move here Kingsgate and it doesn't matter where you step B6
or desex they're going to be in opposition with the right person to move for them to draw.
So here unfortunately can be eight.
The thing is C seven doesn't help her because they play Kingsgate and if you go, if it's your turn,
you go straight into opposition.
It's a stalemate.
You've cut off all their moves.
So this shows the dramatic precision, even in a very simple compound ending needed.
So to recap, when your pawn is on the FEFE, you've got an extra pawn.
You want to think about being an aggressive shepherd with your king, try and get your king to shepherd
the pawn to the queen.
XCAP Square.
Be able to control basically with your king.
Ideally, you want an easy time by going to be seven and then shepherding your little pawn so they try
and be resistance or not.
If they're not fine, you're go to be seven.
If they are resistant, then you go here and now your secret weapon to kick them out is here.
Finally, now that they don't want you to be an aggressive shepherd with the pawn is you play C6 and
you kick them out.
So this is winning.
It's a very, very important and game to be aware of King and Pawn vs. King.
So I hope you don't prematurely push your pawn.
Let's look from the black perspective.
So if you want to defend this and they prematurely press this button, in effect, you can defend with
this nifty move.
Kingsly seven.
So it waits here because now we can play, we don't have to commit today or beings we can play here
with the Pallan six and we're getting a nice stalemate track.
If they go here, we're going here.
And it's fun with the stalemates of C7 here and it's stalemate.
And if they try and trick us and go back, we just go here.
And if I go there, we wait with this move, so we get this stalemate set possibilities.
So I hope you can master both sides here, play with a friend maybe from this particular position it's
important to know about.
So I remember it like this.
Your king wants to be an aggressive shepherd.
Your first priority is see how far you can get being an aggressive shepherd without committing the --
just yet, because the pawn can play a vital role to get you to the right position with the right person
to vote for you to win.
So you be aggressive with your king.
If they relinquish it, they make it easy.
They step out of the way.
Even if they don't, you're still going to win.
OK, it's it's not a draw still.
You're going to kick them out with C six and C seven that kicks them out.
And then you return to being an aggressive shepherd and shepherding your -- to queen.
So I hope that's clear.
So you might want to practice with her friends this star position.
OK, so this is with whites playing kinky sex is the most logical move to try and win this position.
Your king wants to get to a case quite like B seven.
When it's frustrated, then you push the point to keep the options open for winning without the stalemate
track.
That's so much.