Hi there.
This is from a famous game, David Bronstein, arguably an uncrowned king of the game, he could have
been world chess champion so easily, potentially.
So he just played queen bee free and black react with night of things, which actually turns out to
be a mistake.
Black should have played Bishop C6, but it's still better.
For example, Queen Bee 46.
And why is a little bit have.
But the opponents had afine Geller, a very, very strong player plays and they have sex and they bronzing
sets up a very interesting situation of the book.
E5 The Queen is forced to plunge in, it seems to White's position with Queen Differe because if Queen
for the Queen could be trapped with age free and the Queen has no squares.
So the Queen came into the fray.
Now here, the magic of David Bronston, or rather the tactical magic of David Braunstein sat in.
Can you see what David Bronstein played in this position?
If I give you five seconds, pause the video and it involves, I discovered attack.
OK, you'll note that.
Well, hopefully, you know, there are things in alignment here in theory.
Yeah, the queen is in alignment.
In theory, if it's ever moved, then we wouldn't be watching just the night.
Yeah.
And what it attacks, even if it's a gigantic error on the interface.
But we we're playing we'd be looking at the queen and their interaction.
In fact, the queen at first glance, you know, it's totally impossible to make this noise anywhere
the night moves.
Yeah.
The queen this queen is actually going to take hours.
That's a two way road there to wear out.
Sometimes in chess.
We want to make it a one way road, an exclusive road just for us.
And in fact, we can do that here.
So it's not.
The actual move itself, but what it discovers, which is important here, and we want that to be a
one way road.
So anyway, what does play plan this position, which is really quite crushing if I give you five seconds
to pause the video for as long as you want.
OK, shackle checks as priority Rook takes S7 check.
Now back to this.
The alternatives are not very nice at this level.
So Black took this kind of accepting the fate of the possession.
So does won't play here.
OK, all of a sudden, in fact, we can play night 65 check, so this does become a one way road because
Black has to react to this very forcing check.
There's no time to take the queen.
So in a way, you know, this is this is absolutely great news.
We can actually use this alignment as a one way street.
We want a one way roads and streets and chess.
And then we could take the queen to this happened in the actual game.
The game lost a few more moves.
And eventually, you know, David Brauns think he won the game at Move 23.
So, yes, when we have pieces and alignments and there's kind of discovery effects, can you turn that
into a one way street light here rotates seven Chang'e.
It does actually turn it into a one way street.
A nice tactic involving a discovery attack on the queen.
OK, how you got that?
That's so much.