Hi there in this tank, shall we see a trap which actually gives a nice advantage positionally so you
might want to experiment with these moves with the white pieces before your opponent plays 85, 94,
96.
Now, if you want to be a bit tricky, Mitzy, free, so this can head into a very, very interesting
situation.
This is the free night's game.
Free nights out in the balance.
So say they play Bishop see five.
There's a move here which does actually give a significant positional advantage, believe it or not,
here.
This looks like a natural move, but in fact, black should have played might have sex.
This move here, Bishop C5 actually kind of runs into when we say something runs into something, it
runs into night, takes a five, and this gives it an advantage whenever black really does.
If black takes on, if you actually damage their central control.
And the fight for the center is an important fight in the opening.
So this position as an example, if they take to give back the piece immediately, then taking here
they can set a little trap themselves.
First thing, have free track to when you're queen, but you just play here basically free.
And what's happened, really, if we evaluate the resulting possession now we've got the bishop here.
We've got nice central control, we've got nice pressure.
This is a very this is a very comfortable position here of the Queen veto and casting queen side.
This position is really ideal and a great thumbs up and start off with.
It's very, very interesting to see if you can win with the bishop here in general and use the advantage
generally.
So it's a very, very interesting kind of positional trap sequence.
Not entirely fatal to the opponent for sure, but what do they do now?
If they play Bishop takes have to check, then you just tank and on this occasion, you still have that
asset.
Your king has been inconvenienced a little bit, but of the deformation sex here, you can actually
kind of manually cancel your king with have one and then King Jiwon.
And again, if we evaluate this position, we've got that lovely bishop that they'll be looking after
each other for the rest of the game.
And this is a nice advantage here.
Just a nice advantage with that.
Bishop, also, your rook is kind of active on this phone and it makes for easy plans later.
Just, for example, put more and more pressure on the effort by doubling routes, etc..
So it's a very, very nice position to play from.
So let's go through once again.
Yeah.
So it's after this noisy free.
You might want to include this in your repertoire and see what happens, see if you get good results
from it.
It's just an interesting alternative to the usual what's called the royal pass.
But we'll get into opening's later in a delicate session about opening names or the Joker Piana when
Bishop CIFOR is played and they play Bishop C5.
So Bishop CIFOR, Bishop C5 is not a typical physician, but if you want a bit of variety, sometimes
this noisy freight is pretty nifty, OK, with the idea that if Bishop C5, you're going to dance,
take on E also, by the way, if they played this, you just retreat the night you're protecting after
you just won a central poem for not much.
That's a nice advantage as well.
OK, so a five, 93, 96, you just play 94.
It's an interesting start kind of repertoire.
If you've got no openings at all, you might want to play this move.
OK, and so much.