Hi there.
In this example, there's a very, very interesting interference tactic in the midst of this combination,
which is about to be played now, you might want to pause video and think about this position, but
I'm going to simplify it for you and show you the next move where we get the actual interference.
But you might want to start working things out here.
So five seconds for video here.
Spend as long as you want.
What would you plan with black?
OK.
Now, it seems as though there's nothing much going on, because if you play the check, you know,
they've got that rock takes, they've got everything covered, it seems.
So how they got everything covered.
Can we break any communications down so they don't have everything covered when in fact there's a brilliant
move played in this position to start things off and that's going to be full check.
Have chess magic here after bishop things before here.
In fact, there's an interference stall tactic.
So what would you play in this position if I give you five seconds to pause the video?
What points do you want to connect?
Point A to point B, is there any point you want to disconnect?
Think about those points of this connection.
Hopefully, you know, this point of disconnection so you can get Ninety-two in.
Is there any other points of disconnection here which are of interest?
Maybe you think about this and this point, this connection, and you look at the intersection where
what they have in common, so that's a clue.
And what can you use to interfere between those two communication points and sort of of being thrown
in ones?
But where do you find this man?
So what would you plan this position if I give you five seconds portfolio?
OK, the key move is actually the wonderful work detail.
It just is just absolutely crushing.
So Queen takes the two, what will we play here?
OK.
In this position, 92 check is as a fourth mate after eight times before that, that's me.
Yeah, that's absolutely crushing.
Look at this again.
What about 1962?
Well, that interferes with Setsu.
We just played Noisey to make it rooked, too.
Well, that interferes with before.
So actually we can try eight times before.
Checkmate.
Yeah.
This is this is a major interference tactic set by Queen Sankt.
So maybe as you get more advanced you can actually set these up, these amazing interference tactics.
It really is a startling kind of magical move, in my view, to do this kind of move, just going right
in between the communications of the opponent's pieces, literally flying a spanner in the works, all
the defensive communications.
You're trying to stop the rock and contacting sea to try to stop the queen from contacting before because,
you know, then the stakes are high.
We're actually we would be facing basically eight before we got to France that were ignited attacks
before.
It is frightening.
And so it's noisy, too.
So that's interference creates two major threats immediately, which is overwhelming for the opponent
to handle.
Both the opponents can try.
I mean, Queen takes the data.
Looks like the best try, but then this this forcing move takes the queen away.
Yeah, it's really, really quite remarkable stuff that we can actually get the queen away here by force
and then he takes his mind.
So, yeah, a lovely interference by a rook.
Did so beautiful.
Hopefully as part of your tactical toolkit, you're going to be looking out.
It's like being a, you know, disconnect of communications.
Sometimes you want to do that on chess.
OK, that's how much.