Hi there in this lecture, we have a magnificent movie being played by cautioning against Celtel and
actually going to play the sound, this first move just to set the scene for you.
So 1965, it lose the Queen City five.
So the queen is an unprotected piece.
Now, is that an amazing tactic that we can use to win this unprotected peace?
So I wonder if you shackle checks and see if we can use a decoy style tactic to win the queen there
on the five.
OK, yeah, there is a decoy coincidence if we tackle chacal checks, rookie Achak and the King is kind
of taken it to a light square, has to be to a large square, either F7 or taking on Aetate.
The King decides to take on Aetate trying to get as much material for the Queen off the bishop takes
P five check.
This unleashes discovery on the Queen and of the Queen.
The seven cushiony did manage to win this situation, even though the material isn't that different.
Now, it's, you know, some pieces for the queen course they went on to win from this position.
But yeah, the key point here is this nice DeQuan move rookie Achak.
That's very, very handy.
Sometimes to win undetected pieces, it creates that discovery attack on the queen.
And you know, if the king had gone to F7 again, you know, Bishop Desex check as an example would
be winning the Queen on day five.
So for example, her queen takes the five track, in fact to be a situation where the eight rook would
also be hanging there, essentially.
So, yes, rookie eight track is the key point here.
I hope you found this particular decoy.
Very, very interesting.
OK, that's a much.