Hi, there it is, Lanzhou, we seem to be Penns, that seems to be really unfortunate this night is
absolutely pinned to our king and also it seems to make us even sadder.
You know, the rook is also attacking our queen has all this darkness.
Is there a light?
Is there a silver lining here?
Is that all that other micro upside's, in other words, is there are also from the opponent's point
of view, from some micro downside sandwich or little light in the room, we want to sometimes search
for one up against the fearsome opponent who seems to have a fearsome position.
But you have to bear in mind, these are actually two way roads.
It's our turn.
As Bronzing said, that's a powerful weapon.
These are actually two main roads.
It's not just the rook is attacking our queen.
Our queen is attacking the rook.
It's not just that his pins, but if it wasn't pinned, the night would be hitting the queen.
There are some two rival two way roads going on here.
It's not a one way street.
Yeah, there's a fantastic move in this position.
Which turns the tables on what seems to be a difficult position, can you spot it if I give you five
seconds to pull the video?
OK, we can make this whole thing backfire, Queen takes the check, yeah, queen takes the cake.
So let's assume the president wants to recapture this.
There's not much better.
Now, the key point is we actually do two things with one move.
Well, quite a lot of things move up, move.
We can castle queen sides and it's check.
And we've actually kind of celebrated counseling is kind of two moves with one move because the Kings
also moved itself out of the pen.
So this knights no longer penned.
This is a total disaster for black now.
If the queen moves in front, we can actually queen the pawn as well.
Thanks very much, Jack.
And the queen, you know, doesn't move in front.
Say the bishop is then thinks we're up in material now.
We've turned the tables totally.
For example, you know, we're threatening to queen anyway.
Yeah.
So it's absolutely a disaster.
So Queen takes the check, turns the tables totally when you get down about position and maybe and there's
a silver lining, you know, that expression, the silver lining on the chessboard.
Those are those are the micro upsides and downsides.
I like to call them micro.
I don't know my --.
My interest is to look at the micro downsides.
I like to be kind of nerdy about the downsides of the position, that kind of super nerdy to look in
detail, to reveal these amazing, you know, tangible combinations.
Sometimes I just absolutely have a passion to just type things.
And I'm probably showing you above and beyond what I should show you, but this is kind of a beautiful
tactical position and it does demonstrate I'm penning in a spectacular way with castling.
That's a pretty rare example.
I hope you enjoy it as much as made this example.
But it shows also you shouldn't be down about any position just because you're being threatened or penned.
There are two way roads.
There are two way roads here.
So so it can backfire potentially these things which look visually crushing.
It's not all on just what it looks like visually and certainly after concretely check all the checks,
prioritize the forcing most.
And show the true truth of a test position.
OK, as much.