Hi there.
In this lecture, we are playing with the blank pieces and there's a very powerful move available to
black in this position.
We've got a passport.
We really want queen that.
But it's blocked by this rook.
Can tactics help us try and queen this pawn more easily?
What can we do in this position if I give you five seconds to pause the video black to play?
OK, we have a very powerful and seemingly outrageous Forese move in this position, which sets up an
amazing fork, and that move is Rook Daewon, why actually resign?
This movie is so powerful it caused resignation if.
Well, if the bishop is just going to take the rook so the rook, you know, would have to take and
then we have an almighty fork.
There are two pieces on the same color and that's ideal for a knight.
Folk notes that other pieces can also do double attacks.
It's not just the knight, but the Knights.
Quite often the most stunning because neither of these pieces here, it's worth checking into these
pieces.
Can they actually even attack the lines?
So this check would be absolutely winning because if the king moves after Knight takes, how was this
Bishop?
Stop the pawn.
How does the king stop the pawn?
The pawn is actually queening, you know, so, for example, King moves, which is going to queen.
So, yeah, a crushing Titanic at the service on this occasion of strategy are overall winning strategy.
One to queen this pawn.
The forking tactic comes in very useful once we see this very powerful forcing of Rook Daewon.
OK, I hope you can see how useful folks are not just to win material, but in this case to help coin
a Paul.
That's so much.