3 Tips to Play Better in Chess Endgames (+ Video)
Hey guys!
Knowing Chess Endgames is essential to get better in the World of the 64 Squares. It takes time and hard work, to learn and improve in Endgames. However, there are some tips (some sort of tricks) that can be very helpful and make you play some endgame positions much better, and here I want to talk about them.
Of course, in Chess, there are no shortcuts. In the end, you will need to study if you want to be really good with endgames. But these tips are definitely going to help.
3 Tips to Play Better in Chess Endgames
- Save an extra tempo if at all possible:
One tempo can change everything in the Endgame. It looks meaningless (how can a saved pawn move be so important? 
), but actually, it means so much.
- Appreciate Outside Passed Pawns:
An Outside Passed Pawn can change the evaluation of the position and help you win the endgame. Very often, it’s a decisive factor, even with equal material.
- Take Opposition if possible (also works for Diagonal or Distant Opposition):
In most of the cases (especially in Pawn Endgames), when you can take the Opposition, that move is going to be the right one.
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