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Hi there.

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In this lecture, I'm going to show you how --'s capture in this example.

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So say you go here, you could end up blundering all your pawns away with wins because the opponent

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can actually capture Didley and say, you do that again, they can capture Diagne again.

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And so you do that again.

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You just lost all your pawns in general.

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You shouldn't lose all your pawns unless you have a very good idea.

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There's an upside somewhere.

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Maybe you're opening up lines of your pieces, but in general, you don't want to lose few pounds.

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They're very valuable, especially in endgames when they can become queens.

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So your pawns, your little guys look after them.

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Be aware that the opponent can capture Tigerlily in general.

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So that's something to be aware of and also we can reinforce the song here, say you moved here and

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they moved there.

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Can we take that, Paul?

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Is it likely?

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No, it doesn't seem to be the only but you have the special case where your -- is on the.

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Frank, this guy is on Frank Yorvit Frank.

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So it's why you see a five there as black, four as your frank relative to one, two, three, four,

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five, and then as well as capturing didley when they do that.

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That cheeky movie can capture Thompson's, so in general, you've got to be careful, you know, even

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if you have more pawns, if you start throwing away your pawns, let independent capture, then he's

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just going to lose.

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And look, the pawn could even come over here and promote to a queen and you will be checkmated.

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Make no mistake about it, if the opponent knows how to win queing against going with King, against

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your king, you'll end up losing this game.

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So you got to be careful with your pawns.

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Be careful of your pawns.

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So this is a lesson here that even if you've got more pawns, you can end up losing them.

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All your opponents pawns can capture your pawns as well as your pieces.

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The only thing Ball can't capture is your king.

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You can only try and make the opponents king.

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You don't actually literally try and take your opponents came off board, but more of that later.

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So yeah.

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POUM Captious, I hope that clarifies and captures a little bit more.

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And also, by the way, you know, if they didn't do this, if they did that, then you know Dagley.

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Yeah.

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So it works both ways.

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OK, Paul captures hope it's getting a little bit more solid in your minds, how they work and so much.