Hi there.
In this lecture, it his wife's plan and we can make use of pens here.
Potentially, I hope you can spot how if I give you five seconds to pause the video.
This is a beautiful finish by David Bronstein, uncrowned king of chess.
He could have been world chess champion so easily, he played a crushing move here, so powerful it
caused the opponent to resign.
It's Rook's C8.
So this absolutely wins because.
If queen takes there's a weakness of the last move, right, is when you calculate any half moves,
look out for the weakness of the last move there, those golden opportunities.
And there is no point calculating stuff.
There's no point just moving a piece pieces around like Benjamin.
No, there's more to it than the ball was depicted in the Queen's Gambit Netflix series.
If you're moving pieces around on this ceiling, which is a bit weird, you can do it in your mind's
eye.
I outlined the opportunities, the golden opportunities, what a peace moves that neglects a peace move.
Let's look at what is neglecting not just that the peace movement, you know, it's one it neglects.
It's neglected east weakness of the last move here.
Queenie's seven.
That's checkmate.
So in the case of Quintet's We Have Queene seven Checkmate and my on Cairncross.
Hold on this.
This is ridiculous black and has got other things to do.
Rotate C8 in the case.
Rotate seet we renew.
I like the word renew by the way we renew our pen.
So again if Quinn tanks we play checkmate and if Bishop takes guess what we got in this position which
I haven't officially introduced you, but we've actually got a battery, we've got two pieces cooperating
in a battery.
And when you have a battery, you have killer common squares.
These are all by default, killer common squares.
If we had a bishop and queen, here are our killer common squares would be all of these squares as soon
as you set up a battery.
So bishop and queen or queen and bishop, you've got access to common squares which are supported by
that battery.
And here our battery supports Queen takes D checkmate.
So that's out of the question as well.
So this is really a super crushing blow in this position, so Bishop takes Quinn takes the road.
Thanks, Brooke.
Thanks.
Yeah, it's just it's just all over just to let the queen takes Queen Elizabeth.
There's no defense.
So it all gets kicked off with this pin move rugosa eight spectacular use of a pin.
There are other ingredients to this particular position like that.
Powerful battery plants already, you know, theoretical downsides on dark squares.
There's no counterpart.
Bishop Positionally, you want to be looking out for this from afar in your own games.
When you have a bishop of a certain color that accounts for, then you should be more alert to these
kind of opportunities on that color.
So he the dance great disaster.
It wasn't just an accident.
It wasn't just a fluke.
What its position is, is really good hair from those kind of considerations.
But Russia is the concrete thing which really, you know, wins the game.
OK, I hope you got some points from this one.
So much.