Hi there.
In this example, we're playing the role of Boris Spassky.
What do you think Spassky played here, which is actually a really crushing idea, involves decoding.
So you check all checks.
Can you find anything absolutely devastating to want here?
So lesser players might just exchange of queens and kind of let the opponent off a golden opportunity,
which does exist for black hair.
OK, it starts with G for check, so this magnetize is the to have to take on G4, so we've learned
the King's G4 and guess what more can we do here?
Why Anstee resigned with this move, spotting the intention.
What do you think the intention is?
It's another decoy.
Yeah, sometimes the tactic is used repeatedly.
A good thing you can use repeatedly in the same game and the decoy Bishop H5 check.
So this skewers the king and queen.
And the point is, if King takes, then we have hope you can spot it.
Queen G5 Checkmate.
So if you like playing with magnets, you might like the decoy because it's also a bit like playing
with magnets in your your magnetizing the king to come to H5 where you've got a killer, a common square
between -- and queen.
Lovely stuff.
I hope you find that interesting and entertaining.
Thanks so much.