Hi there.
In this lecture, we're going to look at the so-called kill box checkmate, so why won't play here?
What's the most efficient way of checkmating in this position?
If I give you five seconds, pause the video and then we're going to have a look at the pattern itself,
why it's actually called a kill box.
OK, white playing.
Have you spotted it?
Rook four is the most efficient.
It's simply checkmate.
The queen has taken out a key escape sequence and the rook delivers the checkmate.
And it's a kill box because if we look at it, it's a free by free box.
Yeah, yeah.
That's why it seems remarkably the kill box checkmates is a three by three box on chess board.
So the queen and sometimes you might need this for a very efficient checkmate.
Imagine you're in one of those dreadful bullet games which I'm so addicted to, and you want to finish
off the opponent before running out of time and losing on time.
The kill box champ.
I can become a very, very useful tool worth being aware of this free by free box with the queen supporting
the rope like this.
OK, so the kill box checkmate person.
That's a much.