A pawn can beat a king in chess by reaching the opposite end of the board and being promoted to a queen, rook, knight, or bishop, thus checkmating the king and ending the game. To do so, the pawn must move one square at a time, except for its first move where it can move two squares, and can only capture a piece by moving diagonally. Strategies for promoting a pawn include keeping it protected with supporting pieces, controlling key squares along its path, and creating a passed pawn, where there are no enemy pieces to capture the pawn and block its path to promotion. Promoting a pawn to a queen is the most advantageous move in chess, as the queen is the most powerful piece on the board and can attack in any direction. However, promoting a pawn to a rook or knight can also be significant, as these pieces can attack from a distance and put the king in check. Therefore, all three promotions can be beneficial depending on the situation of the game. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5V7mBMQmcTA

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