Hi there.
In this lecture, do we have a kind of removal of the gods defender or undermining style tactic, which
could be useful?
So I'll give you 5 seconds to pause the video and try and work it out to the end.
So the clue is, is you're going to make use of an undermining style tactic.
Okay.
So this was from a Garry, a game of Garry Kasparov.
Kasparov was playing black against Vitali Chef Koski and played Actually, the Undermining Rook takes
F two.
It undermines the g free square that have to pawn was controlling G3.
And this is pretty devastating.
White played rook takes F2 and now with that newly one g free square of pounces into that we have Queen
G2 and Alex is able to take the rook on F2 camp one.
And now actually this is also a really clever move.
So this is a away from our famous this is a really clever move now that some squares have been weakened
because probably two steps away with Queen E5 and white is in big trouble.
So Bishop F4 was tried.
If Queen takes F2, then we can actually pin the queen to the king.
So that would be really vicious.
So the king is kind of exposed and the likelihood of Pence has increased dramatically.
And if King takes F2, then Rook have a check and then the queen can come in and yeah, there's another
pin here.
When the king is exposed like this after an undermining on F2, you know, quite often look out for
pins.
But in the game actually Bishop F4 was played which has a kind of major downside here because part of
just took on F4 off the queen takes F2 can you spot the final move which ended the game okay so a puzzle
within the puzzle.
Again, if you look for the theoretical downside to the opponent's position, there's actually an unprotected
piece, a classic theoretical downside, but also just the process of looking forward to the position.
Check all checks, prioritize the forcing moves.
I hope you can find the final move.
It's Queen C for Shaq.
Yeah, it picks up that night.
So quite crushing sequence of events from Brooke takes F2 so kind of undermining G three once that King
was exposed lots of tactical implications especially pins a bouncer on that file.
Well yeah, it's just quite an amazing combination.
So I hope you got some points from this example and reinforce your undermining concepts kind of removal
of the defender.
Okay, that's a much.