Hi there.
In this election, we're going to have a look at the Cambridge Springs trap and you can actually start
this initially with the elephant trap.
So did 45 C for you play ESX Mitzy Free 96 Bishop G5 and you can start the the traps off with Knight
BD seven so they can't take the elephant trap.
And if they take take hare, you play this and you want a piece that's the elephant traps you have and
trap section, you just want a piece of that basically.
But so they play something more sensible, not afraid.
You can still set another trap pretty soon by logically setting up a triangle.
Triangles on chessboard are often quite strong and often you can actually spend the night.
I know it's just a relative been relatively speaking, but you're still spending on night and actually
you're creating an absolute spin on this lines.
And this is the start.
The Cambridge Springs and a lot of people just routinely in its position play Bishop Differe, which
isn't the best move.
The problem is black hasn't just pins the knights.
They're also accepting your bishop.
I mean, the opponents, bishop, the opponents, bishop.
We're taking the side of the tracker in this position.
And here because we're accepting that bishop, we can actually play details of the bishop takes CIFOR
94 and they might be very concerned about this night, the intensity of pressure on the Knights.
And they might blunder here with Rook he one.
So I hope you can see what he can play in this position if I give you five seconds pause video.
OK, you can just snap off that bishop.
Yeah, right, thanks.
And you just want a piece.
If they try and kick your queen, well, you can just take that and you've got more pressure on Seefried,
that's hopeless.
If they take care, he's going to recapture and you're a piece up.
So they shouldn't have done that.
They shouldn't have done Rocsi.
One I better move was right for.
And you're going to be winning a pawn.
It's not the best pawn in the world, this position, but it is a pawn technically, and you're at least
equal here in this position.
So, for example, you see one you can simplify and play if you are technically a pawn up and it's a
decent enough position.
So let's go back in this bow sequence.
So Difford five and you're playing initially the elephant trap you're playing might be seven.
So they bypassed the elephant and they claim the referee and you set up the triangle and you also let
your queen come to a five rather cheekily pinning their needs.
So who's winning who now?
You say to them you're opening their night and you've got rid of this pin and then this is the best
one of the better moves.
But say they play Bishop Differe.
Then we've got this lovely action of details and 94.
Now, let's say they did play Knight D2, which underpins that then say Bishop before.
Queen SEATO, and let's say you counsel here, if they routinely play Bishop Differe, they've again
fallen into a major trap based on this x ray.
Yeah, your queen wasn't just the night is kind of x ray that bishop.
And you can play here.
Can you spot what you play half.
OK, detec C4.
So you're hitting both bishops, this one on this one, and you're winning a piece, you're definitely
winning a piece, it seems, because first of all, if they capture on C4, you're just taking that.
And you might.
Hold on.
What about if they play Bishop safe sex?
I've got you covered.
You just take on the free here.
And I'm still winning a piece piece up, yep, this is a real bag of tricks, isn't?
It is popular because it's like you're going through the elephant trap into another trap you're setting.
So if you really want to set your traps in the Queen's Gambit, maybe there's a lot of players in chess
that are trying out the Queen's Gambit for the first time.
And I don't know about the whole elephant trap.
And then which leads on to the the Cambridge Springs.
So you're springing with Queen, a five Queen ounce St. Cambridge Springs.
Yeah, there's all sorts of little pitfalls for the opponents to try and avoid.
A team of 92 before this situation in this position.
So say you're playing with the white pieces, so you definitely don't want to play Bishop.
Differe as we've seen, this just wins A for black.
So actually, a popular move here, believe it or not, is just Bishop Itoh.
Yeah, it makes all the difference that this isn't running with a tempo on your bishop.
So Bishop Itou Now if they do try and win the bishop have details.
Then Bishop takes Lefsetz.
And actually this is quite nice for whites once called small edge here.
So that's a decent enough position for white.
So yes, that's how to get yourself out of this tricky spot.
Just don't play whatever you takes.
Frankly, you have to play Bishop Itou here, OK?
And you've got efore kind of covid because this night on detA, so if they play this takes disremember
the heading or bishop but when you move your bishop back and four you'll find her in this position.
This is also fun for you, OK.