Hi there.
In this next year, we see a classic Fisher game example of an amazing tactical sequence.
So there are some tactical liabilities in White's possession.
There's no time to place on Beto, and that should set off alarm bells.
And also, if you notice, these two pieces are Loynes now, even though.
You know, this is there is a more expensive piece and a less expensive piece, they are aligned and
so they are kind of technically scorable.
In theory, so bear in mind, so blacks play can actually do something rather special instead of a routine
move, which you might be kind of thinking, you know, just a routine move, you know, sandflies,
sometimes you're going to override the routine moves to the much better opportunities in a position.
So if you prioritize forcing moves, there are sometimes hugely better opportunities than plain vanilla
moves.
These tactical ideas are going to win new games.
So if you check all all checks, all captious and all frats have one and two particularly, they really
limit the opponent's replies.
And you need to kind of serve the excitement of those to see, well, what else does it provide?
What else does it provide?
What else does it provide later on?
So is that a threat of a mate in one or two here?
And can you see what else it might provide later, especially in relation to these kind of theoretical
downsides, the Scrabble configuration of the bishops, the unprotected bishop on be too black to play?
Can you find phishers winning move essentially here if I give you five seconds to pause the video.
OK, he actually plays Quincy sex and it Frattini's a mating one, so not the routine, a routine or
anything, he threatens the main one.
So he forced his wife to react very limited and replies.
And actually, there's an opportunity that the queen on, he says, can now indulge in scaring the bishops.
Ouch.
It's actually rather difficult to defend.
Be free here.
So what ends up moving?
The bishop and Fisher just snaps off brutally.
The bishop on to the queen is not particularly trafficable here.
There's no Blackfire.
White was convinced of that and just resigned her.
It was one of Fisher's shortest Olympiads wins, by the way.
I do find his head games highly entertaining and instructive.
In general, it seems the spirit of the Olympiad is carried through in the end games, and this is one
of the sweeter Olympiads.
So this quick knockout victory.
So there's a few things demonstrate here, not just in isolation, the skill, but the privatization
of forcing moves.
And I once play more dynamic, accurate chess exploits in the actual downside possession rather than
kind of routine stereotypical chess.
You really want to sort of get in line with being a tactical monster, essentially.
So Freda's in the main one and then skewer the opponents pieces.
It's as easy as that.
Or is it some people say, you know, phishers games, you can appreciate them after, but try and play
them as yourself or you short said that anyway, to that effect, I believe it's a different matter.
But here.
Yeah.
Instructive game example.
Have you got some points from this?
Penso much.