Hi there in the flesh, we're going to take a very, very basic trap seriously as the central focus
of this lecture.
So they play E4 and you play E5.
Fair enough.
And they play this move Queen H5, which actually does have an opening name, which shows that just
because an opening has a name doesn't mean it's good.
Actually it's got various names.
So anyway, they're attacking your pawn only five.
So there are some moves that you don't want to play, and one of them is G.S., you don't want to play
this because you're fundamentally allowing this queen takes a five CHAC, which is a double attack against
your king and rook and say you play queen is seven.
You can't actually trap their queen.
You might think, well, that isn't their queen.
A bit trackable.
Not really.
For example, they're even in fact, can I use that pen?
And it's a total disaster.
You're just a rook down.
Total disaster.
So if your opponents play this not not the Queen's, everybody's the Queen's H5 like I always H5 as
an example queen phrase also not very good, but let's imagine they play queen H5.
A good move is actually 1936.
So defending five but they might attack f7.
You're kind of lost but you're only soft spot.
You can see that's potentially a killer common square.
But there's a way of repulsing kind of getting advantage from the opponents doing this kind of early
trap.
You can just defend, for example, with your queen is one of the best moves.
And if you really want to punish your opponents, I'm going to show you something now, say after that,
every night of sex and they drop their queen at age for a very good move.
Hair is actually 94.
And if they cancel.
You have great options here.
One of them is Nineteens --, and actually when Holbrook that's nice and even stronger theoretically,
is actually to take on air freight to double their --'s with the idea of this move G5 and if you're
in luck and they take this pawn, guess what you can play here.
The damage that --'s you've opened up making and you can actually pay Rogak here, pinning their queen
to their king, so you've just won their queen, if they take, you can say about the night.
And even if they avoid that, this is a really bad position for them, you can further hit their queen.
And if the queen goes to G4, you can play Knight F4 and their queen is in a very precarious position.
Say differe.
Guess what you've got here if I give you five seconds, Porvenir, which is really quite crushing.
OK, it's D5.
You're opening up an attack against their queen and the bishop overwhelming them to France that they
have to deal with with one move.
It's not possible here.
If they try this check, we can just do this again, their bishop has attacked, their queen is attacked,
and if they go ahead again, you're winning.
Their queen might need to check for King, King and queen.
So this is a really big punishment.
So that's why in general, you know, as you get more experienced, if you see a move here like 185,
you should be licking on lips eventually because there's great scope for really punishing this move
through 96 and then through 27 and then getting this big move, in a sense, which heads the queen and
develops space.
And this move, which threatens to do all sorts of damage to that position, either winning a rook or
if you want to play even more accurately.
And yes, I have checked even this with the strongest chess computers going for you.
The strongest move in this position to get taken out.
The strongest is actually to sign here and then play this absolute strongest when I'm playing this.
So this is a really crushing position indeed.
And just to recap, Queensferry, that the five had seen the queen hang the queen, Jeoffrey, we can
play this move and then this move and the noise is really fantastic there.
And we're going to be playing this double attack again, hitting the queen, Amy Bishop.
So you've got some resources here in this lecture for really punishing the opponent and his position.
And here they are.
And we've got that full king queen delightful stuff.
So there's an antidote here, so to speak, of the queen H5.
The key thing is to protect the pawn on if I were going to say so, I hope you review this lecture and
get used to that being able to handle this, the trap the opponents can set this early queen adventure.
OK, so.