Hi there.
In this lecture, it is Black Plan Chameides and the mate pattern is called the suffocation mate, and
it's sometimes known as a semi smothered mate.
So let's play five seconds, pause, video, what would you play here, Checo Chiang's.
And we've seen that in the Art of Checkmate check all the escape's, cries of the king where and deliver
a kind of Chameides OK, it's Rook Jiwon check.
That lowers the risk away from aphthous, so we've created the kind of weakness of the last move.
And in fact, the NEUTZE can now visit AFTA without being taken and because the road covers the escape
squidgy two, there's one key escape square, which is Jitu.
And so this is a semi smothered mate in a way.
You can see that if there was a due to this would be smothered by it.
So it's like a special case of semi's, as it's sometimes called.
I think I prefer that myself to suffocation made.
This is the personal preference.
I think.
I think I know want be thinking too much about Hitch Hitchcock, you know, murder mysteries and drama
during a chess game, too much.
So the semi's above those may actually as an alternate kind of label.
But generally, yeah, I'm not looking at this less during a game.
I'll be looking at high priority forcing moves and getting excited, hopefully when there's a lack of
escape squads looking especially hard for checking all checks, all the weird and wonderful combinations
that could exist to try and get a mating pattern.
But it is nice to sort of classify these mating patterns.
So this is the suffocation checkmate.
So it's a little bit like a swap mate.
But there is one key, ASCAME Square, which is covered by the rook.
The knight is the piece that delivers the Chapei.
It has to be a knight in the special type of checkmate pattern, OK.
And so much.