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This video is a showcase of basic endgame theory, which is why it's so important to have learned and mastered this theory! The method I share in this video will allow you to evaluate such positions in seconds with ZERO calculation. It's so incredible, it's like magic.

If you'd like to explore this theory further or try the exercises I mention at the end of the video, check out my study about this topic here: https://lichess.org/study/jo8kYXGK

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0:00 Intro
0:40 Why Not Simply Calculate All the Way?
1:46 When Can You Use This Theory?
3:21 The "Normal" Position
4:15 The Critical Diagonal
4:50 Scoring a Position
7:34 One Amendment to Scoring
8:13 An Amendment to the Amendment
9:08 Conclusion

The theory and formula shared in this study was developed by Mark Dvoretsky. For Dvoretsky's analysis, see Dvoretsky's Endgame Manual 5th Edition (2020), Diagrams 1-125 through 1-138. The transformation of media type, addition of commentary, and paraphrased notes is intended to be transformative. This video is for educational purposes only. No copyright infringement is intended.

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My name's Harrison Keyser, but I go online as ArcG3. I’m a lifelong chess player, and I’m currently actively studying to achieve the USCF title of National Master. I'm a streamer at the Saint Louis Chess Club, and I love creating chess content, doing chess streams, and playing online chess on Lichess.org and chess.com. Some of my favorite ways to study are by playing instructive rapid games, blitz games, slow chess, puzzle rush, puzzle battle, puzzle racer, and maybe one day I'll play in Lichess Titled Arena, Titled Tuesday, or Arena Kings. I strongly believe that a strong opening repertoire can lead to strong chess and high chess ratings, and I don't believe new players should play system openings like the London System. If you're enjoying my content, consider joining me on my chess journey to become a National Master!

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