Chess endgames are easy to navigate if you anderstand the key principles like having an active king, triangulation, or the power of passed pawns.

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Practice these positions against Noctie:

Principle 1, King activity: https://app.noctie.ai/themes/a6aa1e6c...
Principle 2, Passed pawns: https://app.noctie.ai/themes/ea95d673...
Pinciple 3, Pawn breaks: https://app.noctie.ai/themes/5b4125e9...
Principle 4, Triangulation: https://app.noctie.ai/themes/51065ab5...
Principle 5, Cutting off the king: https://app.noctie.ai/themes/635ed717...
Principle 6, Rooks behind passed pawns: https://app.noctie.ai/themes/5c64f166...
Principle 7, Exchanging pawns or pieces?: https://app.noctie.ai/themes/e9067728...

Chess endgame strategy is something you learn from experience. It's very hard to get better at it from endgame lessons or books. Playing complex positions out is the best way to get a feel for what works and why.

0:00 Introduction
00:18 King activity
03:14 Passed pawns
07:09 Pawn breaks
18:52 Triangulation
21:02 Cutting off the king
22:34 Rooks behind passed pawns
29:24 Exchanging pawns or pieces?

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