Hi there.
In this election, we're going to talk about how the board is set up at the start of a chess game.
OK, so it's usually like this.
You'll notice here that there's a line square on the right.
Many people line say lights on the right to remember that.
And also, you could say that the queen is always on her own color.
It's like the queen is a fashionable person.
She's an Instagram and she needs the color of her shoes to be the same as her color.
So you can see the black queen is on the black square.
The white queen is on a white square and light on the right.
So these two, you can remember light on the right and the queen's on Instagram that likes to dress
in great harmony.
OK, so that's how to remember.
And also, if you look at the coordinates here, if you have hopefully you have a board in real life.
And I hope you use the Staunton peace design, nothing less than the Staunton peace design named after
Constantine.
It's a beautiful aesthetic peace design, but online it's slightly different.
In today we have these kind of pieces which for me are very nice and usable, but in the real world,
use the stones and peace sets and in the real world you should still have a one bottom left be one.
You can see this coordinate system so we can access like this is a four.
I hope you know that this is a five.
Can you guess what this square is?
Five, I look, if we flip the board, if we're looking from the opponent's point of view.
Yeah, this is a Aints, this is.
H eight, this is H four from Black's point of view, we'll flip the board again.
If you're playing white, it's light on the right and the Queensland Grammar.
So this is how to set up the board.
And we've got these coordinates which come very, very handy and help actually in notating again.
But the scope of this particular lecturer just basically sets up the board like this and make sure you
get students and style design.
If you get a real life chess set, nothing less is usable.
None of this marble stuff, you know, with marble, you know, marble autistic.
You want a functional phatic design balance if you want to actually play chess properly.
So, OK, so bear that in mind that this is how you set up the board lights on the right in Queensland,
its grammar.
So she needs to be on the same colour for her shoes to match.
OK, we've got that sorted now.
OK, thanks very much.