Hi there in this election, I want to introduce you to the Spofford Mike Patton, as well as provide
you with an example at the same time.
So here there is an amazing so-called smothered meat pattern, which you might not be familiar at all
with term, but it's usually, you know, a smothered meat is delivered with a that amazing ability
to jump over pieces can create a very, very interesting mating pattern.
And I dare hear the opponents.
King has just gone to be eight.
Now, if you use the process, I've recommended you of prioritizing, forcing moves and chacal checks.
Do you see there's a really outrageous check which might lead to something extremely special and interesting
for the night on sex.
So I wonder if you can actually spot it if you look at even the most outrageous checks and this position
and then follow that through to check all checks after that.
So prioritize forcing moves that you see Moose advance is a key skill that you need to kind of be aware
of if you're going to be an effective chess player.
Tactics is your most brutal way of winning games.
And we all like winning, right?
We don't want a win suspended like three moves in advance.
No, we want like an immediate tactical win.
Sometimes we can get over here, believe it or not, in this position, if you check all checks.
So what you think White Plains, N.Y., actually is Paul Morphy, one of the great American legends
of the game playing against Srifa in 1859 Paris game.
It may have been a past two months or a casual game.
So here.
Let's see what is white playing, so I'll give you five seconds now to pull for four thousand points
for each player of white.
I know you haven't seen the actual smile with Mike Patton before, this is maybe your first glance at
it.
It's Quincy Achak.
So we're forcing the king to be totally surrounded.
And it seems Holderness at King's Cross to the King surrounded.
How can you possibly checkmate the king here?
Well, we have introduced the Neutze earlier.
The knight does jump over pieces.
97 is actually administrative and administering a check to the king.
And the king has no escape squares here.
This is actually checkmate and it's a specific type of checkmate, the smothered meat pattern.
And believe it or not, this smothered meat pattern does occur as a frequent visitor in games.
And you might wonder why King's question, why does this smell with my pan occur?
Well, I'll tell you, it's actually similar reasons to the back chromate pattern.
It's the two of defaults.
You know, when you use sovereign defaults, how many of us change the defaults?
Not many of us, we accept defaults because we think they've been carefully chosen quite often by default.
And this is a rare example where black households are kind of on blacks, not Kozel blacks kind of struggling
to get some safety, but quite often a normal game of chess by default.
The king castles on the king's side and we get this diagonal where the king castles on the king side
and our king cousins on king side.
Sometimes a queen can come in and a knight can jump in sometimes and they can combine to get this kind
of pattern, a smothered meat pattern with a similar idea that the king goes in the corner.
OK, and then we play this check and the king comes here, then we play this check and the king goes
back and then we play this Queen Jiwon and they take and then we not have to.
So the reason these things happen, they're frequent visitors.
Their key patterns, both in the back row and the pattern is that it's the default.
Why called default down sides.
Look out for the default downsides.
And I'll often refer to this as a diagram of that.
Often you can win many, many games if you look tactically and very carefully and frighteningly, the
diagram, if you're playing Y or if you're playing, look at this diagonal carefully.
For all the amazing possibilities that might exist, you'll be surprised, constantly surprised.
So anyway, here, though, it's not about canceling things like the Kings, like trying to find a safe
haven.
It just so happened that, you know, if the king had gone, by the way, earlier in the game here,
then Queen Elizabeth, there's a checkmate, a basic support checkmate where Queen is supported by another
piece.
But here we have the special smothered checkmate.
And yet again, for the same reason the king can't go back there because of this.
Chamique So the king goes Hamwi players Quincy Achak and ninety seven.
But yes, it is actually a frequent visitor in many, many games.
So be aware this is a major checkmating pattern to beware of.
OK, that's about.