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And this is where we see an example of the Triangle of Death, again, this is pretty sensitive.
The more resourceful you are tactically, the more you can kind of exploit this.
Now, it looks as though Blancs winning material here.
Why actually plays queen bee free check that responds with King G7.
That is a very, very clever move.
Deflective in nature.
I wonder if you can spot it if I give you five cents for the video.
So a major deflection tactic which actually saves the day as well.
Otherwise, it might be losing material potentially.
OK, the move is actually rookie AIDS, so one is trying to deflect the rook away from the square,
which the king is guarding himself now, Black played a five year.
If Rook takes AIDS, then Queen F7 Shaq is actually amazing and the king goes to Chase, then we're
just going to play coincidently seven maint.
If the king goes to 86, this is still a force checkmate sequence after Queen takes her and Jeoffrey
with the force checkmate sequence.
These guys are on holiday in this.
So you know Blacklight a five here.
Nell.
I mean, also, by the way, if things G5 that little concern is addressed, why it's just going to
play, for example, this and the queen is actually better than the royal commission here.
It's it's a good place.
It's a good position to be with the queen against the two pieces at the royal commission.
So that is an advantage for white.
But black tried five.
And here, OK, our attempt to move a defender hasn't worked.
Is there any other tactical method we can use now to try and break down Black's position?
We've actually got a kind of invasive rook which has new opportunities to consider that rook on eight.
And it's quite an exciting placements.
He's got interesting view on certain key squares.
I wonder if you can spot White played here if I give you five seconds.
OK, this kind of revises the removal of the defense or undermining stall tactics, we can actually
undermine P7 here by taking out removing the defender, rotate C8 and what we want to do that?
Well,
if rotate eight, which wasn't played black, actually resigned, then Queen Queen F7 is good hair.
And on this occasion Queen f7 because I actually we're back to actually moving a key defender so that
that's a swift end for black in that variation.
We're back to that.
But say the other rook moves.
So leaving that defender of F7 then we've actually at least what we've done now is undermined by seven.
So we've still got access to a very, very interesting rank indeed.
And blacks in trouble again, if someone's going to step up, if King were just going to play Queen
seven and otherwise or King James Queen otherwise, we're back to that other mating pattern mentioned
before.
After age four and then Queen takes sex and it's free.
So, yes, this example two for the price of one.
And I have illustrated by why he can win so many games just on tactics based on time of death.
I mean, it's pretty remarkable as that magic is like magic on the chessboard, this kind of stuff.
We've got an attempt to move it defender and then we've got remove a defender.
If that one's not budging, we can take out this defender to still get Queen working with that night.
Yeah, queen.
And in combination to a lot of damage to King generally, statistically.
So a wonderful example I thought.
And also revise the to remove of the defender as well.
OK, I enjoyed that one.
That's so much.