Why they're in this position, there was an amazing move, this was played by Bobby Fischer in 1960
against Renee Letellier, and this is one of the actually the earliest games I actually video annotated
on YouTube going back years.
So this is a very interesting example.
It's a brilliant visual finish.
I wonder if you can sponsor if you tackle chess, even the totally outrageous ones, do they actually
do anything here?
One of them in particular, there are multiple channels to consider her, but there's one in particular,
and it involves a decoy and putting an opponent's face on a specific square.
OK, I'm going to show you now.
So last chance to pause the video.
If you want to look at yourself, it's actually the STONA Queen takes a full check and the game actually
ended here.
If King takes a fall, can you see the snag?
It's actually a one 866 check and mate, and the problem for why is if the king stepped back to F2,
then 94 Chank 93 CHAC creates this pin, which can be exploited then with 94.
And here it's actually very difficult for White to defend.
Afraid that queen can't use the one because that noise.
So this is just a collapse of White's position here and even simpler, you know, King Eita and just
runs into not the full check and then taking on Afri.
So, yeah, it's a very, very nice DeQuan style move, dragging the king to a specific square.
Some have argued the queen is the most powerful decoy because of the Queen's Power.
It's really commanding a specific response.
OK, I hope you got that one.
I see much.