Hi there.
In this case, I want to introduce you to the mechanics of checks now, say at the start of the game,
we have 84, 85, 93 desex.
We can now put the opponent's king in check with Bishop B five CHAC.
So you can see that the bishop threatens to take the king but can't legally take the king.
You can only check or checkmate the opponents king.
So here, how does the opponent handle the check?
We don't always have to move the king to get out of check here, the opponent's legal moves does it
does include moving the king our check, but we can also simply obstruct that bishop.
So that's no longer the check.
We can play that or we can play Bishop 87 or we can play nineteen eighty seven.
We don't really want to play this because this would give up our queen, which is very valuable.
We can play.
That's probably the check, but generally you might want to just play this and that.
Paris is called Parang.
When you parry a frat's especially or check or defend against the track, you can just simply call,
you know, so you paratha the check, dealt with the check.
So very synonyms handle the check.
So here is a check being demonstrated in early check.
So just to recap, we can block the check.
We can move our king, but here there's a third case to mention what if?
That one, if they play this, we play this and they they play this move and we go check, there's a
third case, the check, it can actually be taken here.
So we've got all our other options of obstructing the check, obstructing the check, obstructing the
check, moving away from the check or just taking the Champix.
So a full orchestra of options.
Take the checking block.
The checking piece ran away from the checking piece.
Those are the three major options.
OK, I hope that's clarified.
Check and how to handle checks.
Not all checks are great.
Sometimes you don't want to give any advantage whatsoever to the opponents.
Sometimes checks could improve the opponent's position.
And definitely here this improves the pilot's position because they're able to take our valuable bishop
much more valuable than the pawn.
Although we could recapture.
We've just come out far less in this far worse down than what we were originally before the check.
So not all checks are great.
Sometimes they are, sometimes they aren't.
It's all judged on the particular position you have in front of you.
So bear in mind, yeah, to recap, you can either take the tracking piece, obstruct it or move away
from it, OK?
That's so much.