Why they're in this position, this one's playing, and when can you see a move which can help remove
a crucial defender?
So in this position, what can you undermine, Prokhanov, remove the remove the defender, undermining
Tantowi you want to check or forcing moves ideally to which limit the opponent's replies?
There is actually a forcing sequence here, which is rather neat.
So I hope you can spot it if I give you five seconds.
Pause the video.
OK, we really want to remove the safe sex offender, but how ideally we'd want Bishop takes night,
but the bishop is kind of blocked in at the moment with this noise.
If it wasn't there, then Bishop takes night and then Queen Eighty-seven is cellmate and Carnochan Square.
But we can actually gain a crucial tempo here.
So when you calculate overarcing moves, high priority policy moves, I've said, you know, to make
sure you look at all the checks, but sometimes even checks for the queen, which I know they're not
legally checks, but they do limit the appends replies.
The opponent doesn't usually want to lose their queen.
And here we do have a tempo gainer, 95 hitting the queen, limiting severely, the opponents replies.
And Black actually resigned.
Yeah, if it takes, then we do get to play.
Bishops have things that crucial tempo going, opening up the bishop, removing a crucial defender of
the 87 square.
So we're hitting the queen and we're friends then queen 87.
So two major fronts there that black cannot parry in this position.
So that's the end of that.
So 95 crushing move.
If 1965, then we simply go in Quiney seven CHAMIQUE Yep, absolutely beauty of move, absolutely amazing
how you got that.
OK, that's so much.