Hi there.
In this election, we see an example of the decoy sacrifice, so in the decoy sacrifice, we're actually
kind of dragging and dropping a piece to a specific square where we were.
And we are actually really interested in that square and we're going to exploit that piece.
We've kind of virtually dropped on that square in a tactical way.
Now here, there's no protected piece on HIV AIDS.
So actually, if we can get a neat alignment's of the opponent's pieces, we have things like skewers
which we could use.
And here we can actually get a kind of neat alignment of the opponent's pieces in a certain way with
a decoy move.
I wonder if you can spot what that move is if I give you five seconds to pawn the video.
OK, it's an interesting night at six check, we're really interested in the queen coming to have sex
here.
Now, if the king moved here, then there's a lot of pressure on these seven.
Archbishop Sifry, that is a very, very nasty pen.
So, in fact, black tooth on sex now where we really like the queen being aligned now neatly.
It's eight Nunnelee alignment is good for user interfaces, but on the chessboard, it means sometimes
you can skewer the opponent's pieces.
So we're scaring the queen against the rook.
And it's very difficult for black to defend this position because also you'll notice the liberation
on the facts.
We've actually unlocked the power of the rook on D7.
So there's two fronts actually where Frazzling Queen takes the seven track as well.
So Queen seven was played.
Now Bishop takes age eight and White has just one material.
This is just a crushing position.
The game didn't last too long after this here.
In fact, Blank resigned.
So that's a pretty neat use of a kind of decoy.
You're very interested in where the DeQuan piece is going.
I consider it a kind of programming on the chess board.
You're very, very interested specifically to kind of manipulate your opponent's pieces in such a way
that you're exploiting a configuration.
Then we're exploiting this configuration, this neat alignment.
So Adekoya is like a kind of drag and drop tactic as well.
When you drag and drop things into a specific square and you're usually, you know, it's your sacrifice
on that square which brings that particular piece to that particular square.
So it's very fine grained kind of programming.
So hand that nice skewer and opening up the on bakeshop.
So Black couldn't just.
Yeah.
I mean it's very, very difficult for black to do anything here, especially with this pressure on these.
So I hope that illustrates the decoy and well done if you got that tactic as well, if you worked out
so much.