There.
In this position plays a great tactic which uses interference if we look at our opponents pieces and
their virtual connections, can we interfere these virtual connections, especially the line pieces,
because lines can be clogged up the line pieces and their connections in particular.
OK, you could say them all.
There's a connection.
So all kinds of interference squares, if we look brutally, you know, include Seefried, Seeto, but
also here before.
So in between be free and be as before.
In between be free and the one is seeto in between be2 and defo is C Freebo then before on this occasion
and Judit Polgar finds an amazing resource bishop before check and check.
So it compels something to be done about check high priority forcing move chacal checks and then of
the bishop takes b5 here the king is caught in the center which is a very, very good thing.
And Judit Polgar went on to win from this position.
So quite crushing.
But the major focus I don't want to get into the details of the game on this occasion.
We just want to make sure that when there's connections in the opponent's possession that we make note
of those line connections and safe, we can throw spanners in the works.
So the disconnection squares between pieces and your partner's position and here is a key one should
be for just because there's a pawn that shouldn't dissuade us.
Sometimes we need to check all checks, even the most outrageous ones for the magic to be at least entertained.
OK, Hazama.