Either in this lecture, I just want to make sure you're aware of the feed a federation international,
that a shack's a chess rules handbook, those rules quite often ripple down to your local federation
rules and your local tournament organizer rules.
So they eventually ripple down and they flow down to even your local tournament.
So they revise all the time.
So I'm not going to give you a downloadable link.
Just Google Feed Chess Rolls Handbook and as PDAF, maybe PDAF as well, so VHS Rules PDF Hanbok or
VHS Rules Handbook Space PDF.
I like PDF.
So in there you will get.
The precise rules, according to Fidei, and it's worth checking out.
And sometimes the rules won't apply to your local competition in casual chess, you don't have to apply
the rules, but the more you do kind of simulate an official event, the less kind of stress you might
be about violating rules.
If you've practiced already, the more serious rules than when you go into a serious competition.
You've trained up not just on chess, but on the rules of the game.
So even in your casual games, maybe your phone should be somewhere else.
You should be writing the station down.
You know, you should be treating like a professional game.
You shouldn't be distracting the opponents.
Let the opponent play their best game, you know, from your internal quality, your understanding of
chess.
The results will come later.
That's the best way to do it other than to force the results out.
You know, there are people with high ratings.
And you know what?
They've got all these titles in your heart out and they're fake.
They can't win a tournament to save their lives online.
They're fake.
There are lots of folks around.
Don't be a fake.
There are too many fakes already fake.
So those people that don't value the internal quality of things, they do things just for the way it
looks for the rating of the money.
They just do things.
They're unfulfilled.
These are unfulfilled fakes of life.
Yeah, you don't want to be a fake.
So anyway, that's just the site Phaedrus hanbok.
Google it, it will be the latest, I can't give you one now because they might change in a year's time.
Yeah.
They usually make it stricter, actually, that's the trends it used to be, for example, you could
write your move down before playing, but now you actually need to make a move on the board.
Yeah, and then write it down, except in the case you're about to claim a free fall repetition, you
need to know the technicalities of afraid.
If you really want to get professional, try the technicalities in the case of a free fall repetition
claim.
Whether you're the same person about to make the same move and it's a freefall repetition, just check
the rules out.
I'm not going to say anything harder.
You can check the Friday handbook, try and become familiar with that to try and simulate it, even
in your casual games.
Try and get a chess clock, try and get a feed approved chess board.
It's usually Stanson piece design.
Yes, I think I've mentioned that.
How it's Thornton aesthetics functionality combines.
Yeah, OK.
Not Lego chess, not a marble chasseur Staunton piece design.
Let's be serious about the game.
OK, but check out the Phedre Handbook.
Google it feed Chess Rules Handbook.
You should be able to find a PDF document or maybe a website version.
OK, that's a much.