Great selection of endgame to depict the point - How super strong GMs evaluate positions differently and how to learn from it?

Great video. Thanks !

Fantastic. More endgame videos like this please.

nice defense

Hey Shanky, this was amazing analysis of world-class chess!! I'm sure you'll be up there yourself (2700+) within a few years 

Great video Shanky, yeah at 20:55 I'm certain Sam knows the winning line and just said the wrong thing. You can't expect humans to be absolutely flawless : ) What Sam meant was (and I had to check this with an engine) instead of h4-h5, d5-d6 straight away, or, after Ke3, e4, then Kf2 and the king stops all 3 pawns and the black king can't stop the two white pawns.

Again, that's not my analysis but the engine's. Look forward to more videos shanky : )

Your assessment of the pawn endgame around 20:55 is wrong, black simply wins by playing e4.

GM Shankland,

Thanks for an incredible roadmap toward understanding chess at the highest levels.....one needs to know your opponent's plan(s); when/how to exchange; whether any and all resulting pawn endgames are won/drawn/or lost; and whether you're willing to work that hard!  Fantastically valuable video.

great video! thanks

I'm a super fan of Carlsen, so whatever material you guys do on him is great. Keep up analysing Carlsen games :D

Well done Luke!

Very nicely done.  It's a technical endgame which I frankly had no interest in initially, but you explained the ideas very well and made it a good teaching exercise.

Great video. Magtown is amazing.

Thanks GM Shankland for your incisive comments! Explains why Carlsen is No 1 !! :-)

Great defence by Carlsen!!

GM Shank you are the best.