Why they're in this light so we can look at the so-called fools mate, now, I hope you never fall into
this trap, mate.
So let's see if you were playing white.
Usually it's a good idea to play a fall or the fall when you first start chess.
Those two moves, they help control the central squares.
So there's a battle of these four key central squares because many pieces are much better in the center
than on the side or especially in the corner.
The Knights are much better in the sense of the bishops are much better in the center.
Generally, these pieces really like central squares, so the control of the center is a priority in
the opening.
Now, if you play an alternative move like Afri, this not only isn't as good as the four or if there
is a bit of a ResCare incurred that eventually created a downside in your position, this diagonal has
been weakened and you can actually really exacerbate this kind of downside.
If they play this, they've opened up their queen.
And if you play a really, really terrible move, you can actually lose, believe it or not, instantly.
This is the fastest possible way to lose in chess if you play G4 here.
Yeah.
So hence it's called the Falls.
Right.
But can you see what black players in this position?
OK, so we've got a down side here and they can actually exploit that downside.
They're in a great position to exploit it by bringing the queen down each fall, so queen each fall.
And we're in check.
And actually, we can't put anything in between.
We can't move our king.
OKing is checkmated.
This is checkmate, yeah, the king has no escape squares and there's nothing to be putting in the way.
So it's the fastest possible way to lose all the fossil as fast as possible.
Way to win as well.
If you play E4 and they play instead of a classic move like 85 or C5 is a good move as Blank or ESX
will get to the opening lines later.
Let's say they played this, they have created that down side and you're already in the position to
play the track, but you might want to wait here to see what they do.
So say you wanted to avoid default and they play the move G5, we see the same kind of pattern, this
kind of pattern when you play your queen to H5 and it's checkmate.
So here is the full smites.
It shows that the king is very, very important to keep safe.
Even in the opening.
You can lose very, very quickly in a game of chess if you're not careful, if you present your opponent
too many weaknesses, there are variations of this kind of force.
My pattern in a way where you're checking on a diagram which cannot be parodied.
So it's something to be aware of.
So it's usually a good idea to start with a move like EFO in your first steps.
So avoid that kind of disaster called the fouls made.
OK, that's what.