Hi there, and I'm going to introduce you to something which can you can use to spice up your games
after 845 night, every noise he thinks we can play Bishop CIFOR and you might be trying this quite
a bit in your games.
Bishop C5.
If you want to spice up things to make things more interesting, you can play a gambit.
And in your early development, I would recommend the use of gambits to experience the power of the
Pacers.
And the Evans gambit is one of the more respectable gambits and it's the move before here.
In fact, it has even been used, been used by the likes of Garry Kasparov.
In fact, AltaVista, which used to be a very prominent search engine, did an advert where Kasparov
was going around in a circle and you could see this on YouTube and he got stuck on one particular board.
And the opponent's a boy had resurged with the AltaVista search engine.
How to beat Kasparov Evans gambit.
So, yeah, it's been has been played by many, many world class players.
Now, here, as you can see from the slide, that black can actually decline.
It would be sex.
And, you know, if they do decline this, then you can actually threaten to kind of trap the bishop
with a for you.
If they play this, you can like play this and you can attract the bishop.
Ouch.
You've just won their bishop.
So they've got to be careful and they might have to, you know, take Bishop away with ASX, you know,
and you could keep your options open, actually, and you could even like put more pressure on E5 as
an example.
There are a lot of options.
You might want to check out some model games and you can check out model games of who it's named after,
Captain William Davies Evans.
So he was a sea captain, a Welsh sea captain, William Davies Evans.
And you can check out his games like on chess games, which is free to check out his games.
And OK, if they accept the game, you might be wondering how what is the compensation, how well you
can construct the center rapidly, which is a classic thing to do if Bishop A5.
I mean, that's one of the moves to find out about Bishop C5.
Bishop seven, if you do your homework, so to speak, find a few module games, you can start to play
this with a little bit more confidence.
You don't just want to be aware of the moves here without any reference to any module games.
So I would check out some of the games and I will show you one key module game here.
So this was played in 1829.
Very, very interesting game.
They actually in this game.
Let's have a look.
So this game started with forty five free ninety 396, this particular move order.
So we have before it's accepted, Seefried actually moved to C five.
So Captain Evans was playing against Alexander MacDonell in 1829.
Some London tournament white castles might have sex D for E takes C takes the girls to be six eight
five.
So why it's got a very, very interesting aggressive -- centre here and the black king is still in
the centre.
Sometimes that's a really big deal you can make out of really big deal of the king still being in the
centre.
We have details of six detainees, C four and now rook each one check and there are big problems here
for black.
If Bishop ESX, then can you see what white plays?
Yeah, D5 it just wins apiece that bishops penso, you know, we just always will be winning the queen.
The bishop is dropping off so black has to, you know, make a concession, so to speak.
You can have AIDS and now we have Bishop a free check, Kingsgate and now D5 decentralizing that.
And sometimes it's good to decentralize your opponent's pieces away from central control.
And in fact, now we have a forcing move.
Bishop, Southern Queen Elizabeth.
And now a really delightful finish to this game is about to merge after Thanksgiving.
This is a forcing move between the two looking at these dark squares around the King Black tries to
defend.
But now Quincy free check Kingsgate at the King moves forward.
Then we have Queen of Six Check and if King and then Ruki five is crushing, you know, this is just
absolutely winning.
So King James by the King is not safe here.
White plays an absolutely brilliant combination, delightful combination.
In my view.
Jackel checks even the most outrageous.
So I wonder if you can find the winning combination here.
And there's a clue, you know, there's a slight downside of the opponent's position trying to celebrate
this disconnection of the pieces, they're not really the kind of back roads a bit vulnerable, you
know, because this rook is not kind of defending that back row at this moment.
So there is a forceful combination here to celebrate, to underline the downsides of the opponent's
position.
And it starts with the amazing you might want to pause the video.
I'll give you five seconds to pause the video and spend as long as you want.
This is a really an amazing combination.
OK, I'm about to show you at Quintet's HHI, brutal, very limited replies, I have to think of six
check and now it's over.
You know, Queen G7, Rukiya is checkmate.
Yeah, the back row is kind of weak.
And if they've gone to the G8, then Ruki is still charmayne brutal.
Isn't that so?
This is really a way to spice up your chest.
Other people might be playing, you know, just because they're playing more normally.
They're not giving up --.
Sometimes you want to play these gambits.
This is a really vicious gambit.
It was in this advert campaign by AltaVista.
So it's before let's look at this again, so Sifry and we had a major perk here, we were able to construct
this center and black was a bit too casual here.
This is decentralizing the when was the night going to go?
It's like decentralizing the line was an going, you know, big problems already for black.
All sorts of interesting, you know, possibilities, so, you know, this kept the king in the center,
no bishop, he says, because with the five and blacks squares essentially have been absolutely compromised
here around King King safety generally.
So this very interesting move quickly to looking at these dark squares.
It's a beautiful game.
It's actually a real beauty.
If we just go in for the, you know, the kill queen, everything's queen of a so.
Yeah.
A beautiful game.
Queen S.A.G. wonderful game.
Have you enjoyed that one as much as me?
So the Evans game, definitely one for you to think about to spice up your chance in the opening's.
So yes.
Even though this is a beginner's course, if you don't know the options to make the games of chess super
exciting, you're missing out on something here.
Chess is an absolutely marvelous game.
And you can play these games to really show the absolute beauty of tactical chess in particular and
combinations and queen sacrifices.
Queen sacrifices are absolutely amazing sometimes, OK, and so much.