Hi there.
In this election, we see that our opponents king is in check, but actually on this occasion we can't
take that risk because it's protected by the bishop.
So that limits our legal move options.
We can, in this situation, move here, here, here and here.
We can't go into another check, so we can't go there.
So we can't do that.
We can go here.
But we can't take them because the bishops, the bishops go diagonally.
The bishop is protecting that rock.
So bear in mind, when the opponent's pieces put you in check and they're supported, they're protected
by another piece or pawn, it could have been pawns.
It could have been it could have been a knight here or here or here or here or you get the idea if it
was a knight or rather bishop here or bishop here or here or queen a queen queen, we wouldn't be able
to take that rook.
So just remember that when we're in Czech, sometimes we get the option to take the opponents piece
out other times that might be protected by a fellow piece or pawn or even the king of the king was on
these places.
We couldn't take the rook, OK, and so much.