Pawn Endgames - The Floating Square Complete

In this video I go over the Pawn Endgame called the Floating Square. To fully understand this topic make sure you are familiar with the Self-Protecting Pawns lesson. Below is a link to that lesson.
• Pawn Endgames lesson 9...

[@danwilliams8626]

Never seen it encapsulated this way. Thanks! That simplifies things a lot. I have blown many a won endgame. This is a big help!!!

[@caluldelemn1995]

thank you a lot, you are the best

[@nikiforosprintzis4853]

Thank you !

[@RedGaming23]

Awesome

[@adnanghaleb2196]

Always like

[@SunTzuTzu-xr9jv]

Great content!!!, plz, apps for chess tactics pattern for chess puzzle

[@RedGaming23]

Correction on the website: exercise 1 under expert-master says it’s play to win on the cover image but it’s actually a draw. Love the website exercises as always thanks so much 👍🏻

[@coachb.4226]

This position can be played for a win due to triangulation. If you click the circle next to the board when you practice against the computer you can select to analyze the position on lichess. I didn't get to look at it in depth, but below is the analyses I copied from lichess. (Thank you for your help I'm pretty sure I've missed some positions here and there :)
1.Kf1Kd52.Kg1Kd43.Kg2Kd54.Kg1Kd45.Kg2Kd56.Kf1Kd47.Ke2Kd58.Ke3g29.Kf2g1=Q+10.Kxg1Kd411.Kf2Kd312.b4Kc413.Ke3Kxb414.Kd4

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