Either in this life, shall we say, a very famous deflection combination, this is taught against Blackburn
in 1893, there was an absolutely fantastic move played in this position.
I wonder if he can work it out if I give you five seconds to the video.
You can spend as long as you want, so deflections kind of undermine things, so they give us access
to key squares.
Or pawns or pieces.
So we're kind of gaining access to things through deflection and here there's an absolutely fantastic
deflection move played Queen before offering the queen up.
That's quite a price to play to to pay for the elections to happen.
So the queen we're trying to lure away from E5 in this example.
And in fact, it was ignored.
Blackburn ignored it.
But this move, if he had taken the queen, in fact, Bishop takes a five Jack is pretty devastating.
There's not too many replies from black.
It's pretty forced.
And here there's a very, very nifty kind of way of mating with check check.
And that is not a waste of time because it's now restricted.
The king firmly restricted the king.
And now we can actually force a checkmate, believe it or not.
And that, again, was not wasted because the king's down to the square.
So we actually involve the bishop and then it's checkmate, a little mermaid pattern so that all results
from Queen takes before.
So it seems you are knocking out 85 wins the game there.
So that's why it's very, very dangerous.
So, yeah, queen before and if Queen takes 87 as the alternative reply, then Halbrook have HIV and
this is devastating of Queene seven change Ruggie for Jack Quinn and for Jack and another kind of low
mate.
So this is a very clever response.
But now another deflection stall tactic.
If I let you spend as long as you want, I'll give you five cents for the video.
Spend as long as you want.
So what's the deflection going on now?
OK, we're still interested in an 85, so actually Hasbrouck have a check.
Now, if takes this wasn't played, then Bishop takes five, Jack Quinn, 64, Jack and King Jr. actually
Quong six is Splatt.
That's going to be a quick to make that as example.
So, in fact, the king took.
But now Quinn takes a four track king.
G7 bishop takes a five Jack.
As planes, so breaking down the five, Paul.
And here, what is the this position as a beautiful move in this position?
That's plaint.
Can you spot it?
Chess is very cruel with this kind of move by some very, very cruel, because if Queen takes, then
there's Queen a checkmate.
Ouch.
So King James played, but now Queen 67, which is one the queen black is in big trouble.
So Blank actually resigned to Blackburn, playing blank, resigned.
OK, so, yeah, a crushing deflection combination.
So this is like zucchetto immortal game.
It's a classic deflection move from the literature.
So Queen before a stunner is that it vividly shows how moving the defender can be so crucial to breaking
through to the opponent's king on this occasion as like the doors left wide open once E5 goes for the
black king to be checkmated in a spectacular fashion.
And that's just the variation of the game.
I mean, the main line of the game is also pretty amazing that black men played there.
Still, there was this magical deflection.
So yeah, it's all kind of the queen now, you know, coming in for a fall.
So the doors are open and destruction and says, OK, I enjoyed that one as much as me so much.