Hi there.
And I'd like to introduce you to the whole system, so this is named after Edgar Cole, a very, very
strong player.
And what better way of showing you the Cole system by showing one of his fantastic wins with it?
So this was played in Hastings, 1928.
His opponent was Victor Berger.
So it's two birds with one stone here, guys.
We're going to have a look at the opening, make considerations about the opening and see how it leads
to the middle game and potentially winning a tie.
So there's no end game, potentially.
So, OK, DeFore from AKOKO and we seem to have sex every day.
Five Now, the London system would have you know, usually you'd get the bishop outside the pawn train
in the London system.
But we have here a free and you might think this is about odd blocking in the bishop.
There are some perks to this idea.
It does mean that whites can immediately put the bishop on the free anymore without delay as much as
if Bishop efore, if so, less of a delay.
And that in itself is a little upside kind of micro upside, the quickly being able to play for later,
more correctly, if you get to play for later and we'll see that then this bishops opens up later.
It's not in a prison forever behind its own form.
So we see Bishop is seven might be two black counsels, white counsels might be the seven.
And yeah, now I've always played.
So this threatens a very, very dangerous pull match which would drive away the defensive knights,
which in turn would mean age seven is significantly weaker.
So black actually took only four.
We have been successful 1984, Bishop 64, and I might have said so, hitting that bishop.
The Bishop drops back C five and I went just took on C5 here rather than trying to support the form.
If you support the pawn with Sisay free, sometimes you could end up with, for example, the IQ, the
isolated Queen's pawn.
And this can mean it's a bit of a vulnerability.
It needs pieces to support it.
That's the problem sometimes with the answer to Queen's pawn.
So why didn't really fancy that and got rid of Centrepoint detainees C five, C five and now pens that
night.
So this is a relative pin.
It's against the queen.
If it's against the king, it's an absolute pin, but a relative pin, black kind of on pins.
We have queene to queen see some broke eighty-one.
Now Rukiya is played and there's a kind of weakness of the last move in that the rook neglects f7 by
moving to the eight agrichar spots.
A very interesting idea.
He bounces in with ninety five.
We have Bishop D seven which invites something which is rather amazing actually and subtle whites play
here.
There's actually a rather beautiful combination in this position.
I wonder if you can guess what it is, what's the first move, so why it's playing?
White Plains, Bishopsgate, HSM Check.
So one point says if night takes them, we actually play Bishop seven, so we just want to call them
basically.
So it draws the king out.
And what's the big deal?
We can't use H5, right?
Well, there is a big deal because we take on love sex and that means we can use HIV from Queen or Queen
as our top scorer if we can get our queen next to King.
Sometimes it's really dangerous.
We see Bishop safe sex.
I'll top scoring queen comes over Jack and the Knights is actually assisting the Queen.
There's a killer common square here.
F7 might have seven King eight seven.
And now how do we finish off here.
Is there something to finish off?
Should there be.
Well there is actually on this occasion, if you notice all our pawns on the second rank.
And actually, you know what our third rank is, Claire.
That's a clue.
So what would you play in this position, which is really quite crushing?
Now, you do want to check all the forcing most Chacko Chiang's capturers Freda's though of Matsen one
and two are more subtle.
They might not be the loud sounding moves.
Is there a threat of a mate, one or two that you can make her and those friends often leave your attacking
pieces in place, just controlling escape squares of the king.
So as soon as the king, you know, are tended to her by the night as well.
Yeah, she's sings and queen.
So we really need maybe to threaten a mate in one or two, given we've got such a great setup already
around the king.
Guess what, we can play her if I give you five seconds.
OK, Rob differe, it actually threatens to swing the rock across, this is called a rock left.
So rock left like this, threatening basically to make the king, you know, after nightfall taking
it'll be checkmate.
The game actually ended here.
There isn't much defense for black.
If Bishop 65, Ruhengeri is.
Yeah, it's you know, there's just no escape sequence.
Queen five.
This is rather desperate for black ends up getting checkmated.
Bishop H.
Four, We play rogatory black can't even move the pawn because it's Penns.
So this is all leading to Nate.
Might pretty neat game.
Well, my good friends in chess, Annamarie of a fantastic tournament organizer in the UK is also a
fan, sometimes has been a fan.
I've seen him play this whole system with great effect.
So it runs like a relative of one system.
These relatives in these setups with default, they're very, very solid, less emphasis on you spending
weekends, memorizing tons of opening theory.
You know your priorities to me when you start in chess, it should be the middle and end game.
Capablanca would have said and game the reason he said that, you know, it's no good having great advantages
early on if you can't make use of them later, it's like a waste.
But ideally they aren't like weak links in a chain.
You don't want any of your Awakening's to let down the other parts of the chain later,
so.
You want to get by the opening, of course, because otherwise you'll never see America lose.
You can get by what systems you can often get by.
And this is like a modest way of playing the opening supermodel's.
It might confuse all your fellow players if you're starting to sound like total confusion.
What is this stuff you're playing?
And you might even be subject to criticism.
The thing is, if you know the follow ups, you can justify anything, at least yourself.
That's the person that you want to justify your playing to.
If you see some model games of agriculture and he has won some beautiful games, this system, you can
make a winning work horse out of it, or at least part of the time you can surprise the opponents with
the system.
Part of the time it's pretty solid by playing only slight downside the bishops have in.
But you can resolve that downside pretty soon.
Sometimes with this early effort, it liberates kind of liberates your pieces here.
If you notice structurally.
Also you're creating, you know, this Somphone segment and fouls.
Are like one way roads, like your cars are going on the roads and without the opponent's cars coming
back at you.
So you should learn to love someone and is as a semi fall created by this whole EFORE prank and actually
creates, you know, the opportunities some of the opportunities are created with depression.
But in this particular position, yeah, it becomes apparent at least to the amazing Agricole, this
amazing combination existed here, that it's probing a square which the rock had just, you know, weakness
of the last five had just abandoned.
So it's like there's a golden opportunity lurking here, if any can be discovered.
And he does.
Bishop takes 87 check.
It's a beautiful move.
So King takes an owl.
Bishop takes up sex.
It's a really elegant game, a model game on site.
So one love exploring and other games.
If you want to get into the system to check out games have come up with the system.
OK, that's so much.