Hi there.
And this example of a foul called Double Double-take, Raymond Kane is playing against Mikhail Bhavani
and there's an absolutely fantastic blunder here, which sets up the dreaded double attack, a bottleneck.
Who is world chess champion at the time?
Yeah, don't be intimidated by opponents.
They sometimes blunder and they sometimes see a lot, you know, including maybe your possibilities
of perpetual check and they can get annoyed.
And this might cause them to blunder, you know, make a big mistake, which you can capitalize on with
the amazing tactical instruments of this course, including the double attack.
So here Black actually played.
Rook takes Itou.
Now, Raymond can also set a trap in that he wore a cheap bow tie, which snapped that move 26.
No doubt this also contributed to make up opening's to here with this catastrophic blunder.
So Rook takes E to guess what Raymond Keane played in this position.
If I give you five seconds to pause the video.
OK, checkable Chiang's.
Yep, quick G4 check, and this is double attack.
It's not just check here, it's also hitting the rock block.
Had to resign if King ain't.
This is just a winning position for a rock up, so you might want to hold on what went on behind the
scenes.
This is a bit out of the scope, but if you have to, this is what maybe annoyed they call Bob Ney,
who actually won the Hastings 1966 tournament that year.
So if 91 one egg queen bee two and white, guess these checks in and carries on, just checking perpetual
check drawn basically.
So he might be annoyed by that.
And the other way, by the way, if check here and if they weren't able to kind of hold this position,
the night might have to be given to black to try and just hold the position with an even position.
So perhaps, you know, something annoyed the opponent.
So, again, you know, the message is don't give up hope.
Sometimes, you know, tactics can really swing games around.
Please don't wear bow ties.
So that was an unnecessary joke.
But you do get the jokes for free in this course.
OK, but you did did actually, he was a fan of both sides.
So anyway, Rook takes E to.
Yeah, delightful, fantastic blunder, as Raymond Keane kind of describes as well, a fantastic blunder
and I think Wingy for check picking up that rock.
OK, so again, you know, it shows that even world champions can fall for these fundamental tactics
of chess.
They're not immune.
OK, that's a much.