Hi there and thanks.
I want to introduce you to the touch move role when your.
Fingers your hands and then the board.
Be careful if you accidentally touched, say this --, then you have to move it.
It's a touch move rule generally that applies.
You have to actually move that --.
That's not the ideal form of usually you want to play the -- heads F or default to try and control
the so-called four key central squares.
So you want to be careful with your hands, especially in a professional chess game.
There's the touch move rule.
Famously, Kasparov accidentally touch the piece against Judit Polgar, but he got away with it.
There's a big controversy about that.
But anyway, you don't want to do that, especially as you get more and more experience.
You should know better.
You should be very, very careful with your hands.
So to touch, move, row, be very, very careful with your hands are the only exception is if your
king would be in Czech.
So say say, for example, F4, F5.
Mitzy Free and the queen goes here and you accidentally, accidentally touch this ball, your king will
be in check.
So it's an illegal move, right?
So but in general, yeah.
Trying to avoid this.
Yeah.
Be very, very careful of your hands has the touch overall.
OK, so bear that in mind.
Safety points.
Be careful with your hands.
The touch, move, roll starts.
People kind of trying out moves to see what they look like.
That's that's naughty.
It's a form of cheating.
And in that regard, by the way, don't write notes in your score sheet.
That's also illegal.
You can't put notes on your score sheet.
And nowadays, when you record moves on your score sheet, you actually need to make the move first
and then write the move after on your score.
It used to be the other way round, so that used to be quite useful as she as a safety check, people
would, you know, write the move down and then have them sort of look round before actually moving.
It was a good safety check, but now you do actually need to make a move first, then write it down
on the school sheet.
But there's a touch move rule which has been around for ages.
So don't mess around with your pieces.
Don't fidget with your hands.
Be careful, OK?
Much.