Hi there in this nature, we see another great example of how you can win by force, sometimes looking
at the forces most, prioritizing those forces most.
So here, if you check which checks even the most outrageous ones, if they severely limit the opponent's
replies, you must be aware, at least those possibilities.
There are going to be situations where if you do outrageous, they just don't work.
You don't have to play them.
But your awareness of the forcing mood variations in any position is key.
So here, what awareness should you have?
What false impression and does it actually win by force?
So if we shackle chance, even the most outrageous ones, maybe you can find the first move there.
Maybe when you do another check, whenever you do a check, see your newly acquired either weaknesses
and laws.
People can recommend squares because they are golden opportunity, access to new squares.
You didn't have an initial position.
So here, if we look at all checks, even the outrageous ones, there's quintet's each to check.
So normally, you know, on material value, you should definitely not do this.
This is just you being crazy.
You're going to be called silly.
What are you doing?
But actually, if you've calculated this, you've got your evidence, your own evidence.
You can have belief in it.
So King-Size, age to what is the key check that we want to make use of here.
Check all check some check some qualitatively much, much better than other checks, some checks.
Do the opponents favors.
You want to avoid those, you want to check all checks.
So here, hopefully you find the right check in this position, which is rock page six.
Check if you did Bishop see seven check.
You're doing the opponent a favor and they just can use a five here.
And you kind of lost actually is a lost possession, I'm afraid, because they've got that upside from
your check here, which is an inferior check if they check here and there's some.
And what are you doing?
What are you doing?
It's getting a mess.
You just sacrifice your queen.
But if you check all checks, sometimes you can make the magic work.
There's a little line you've got to find the specific little line sometimes which bypasses the opponent's
resources, bypasses giving the opponent any upsides of your moves.
And here the right check is page six, Jack, and your notes when you play this rookie six.
Hopefully you'll start to note these things that you've created a killer common.
You didn't have access to before.
The rook and the bishop are now friends on page four.
They give you access to a new square when you win games.
So often access to squares we've got access to age for.
So on King Jeoffrey, if we use this Bishop C7 again, they can get this E5 in both our newly found
access to this killer Common Square gives us actually a four track, which is a lot more powerful.
So guess what happens here?
The opponent's reply is a very, very limited.
Can you calculate it to the end?
The king can only move in two places.
OK, so a tree or two.
And then guess what, you can play here.
What's the right track here?
Which is actually checkmate, in fact.
OK, Bishop takes after is checkmate.
Let's check the bishop is covering the escape square hair this morning, is covering the escape square
there.
There's no escape for that king in this position.
That's checkmate.
So if we look at this position from the outside, look at from the process perspective, even if you
didn't know any mating patterns, any tactical patterns whatsoever, process is key.
You're trying to prioritize those forcing moves to be aware of them, at least in some situations.
There's nothing in others.
You're winning by force.
But also we've noticed here in this example, some checks are much, much better than others.
So Chacal Checks is is very, very important in your process of calculation.
So if you're back home now, imagine things on ceiling, you know, but look at my golden rules that
I've just mentioned.
So we play Queen S.H. two.
They take that, we check all checks, we notice rechange sex change.
But what we also notice is the killer common square.
It's those killer common squares.
They need to be highlighted in our minds.
Eye 84 should light up as a killer common square to make use of.
So I hope this is kind of a nice example for you, it's fairly clear cut, it's a win by force.
A lot of people do prefer the force checkmates than just ending up to Iraq.
This is a very clear cut.
We won the whole war, not just the battle.
So I hope you enjoyed this one.
And that notion of looking out for those kind of license to kill those killer common squares is more
apparent now.
A little bit more apparent.
Apparent to you.
OK, that's a much.