Hi there.
In this example, you're playing the role of Judit Polgar, one of the strongest female chess players
of all time, she's playing a Bengi Barinov in the 1996 Kremlin star's Rapids Holman's guess what?
Amazing move that Judit Polgar or rather don't try and get from working out.
What amazing.
Move the dewdrop.
Hold our play here.
So Shackled Shack's captures and frat's amazing one and two.
In other words, prioritize your forcing moves.
When you try and work this out.
You want to be like baphomet working things out, maybe not on the ceiling, just in your head, working
things out.
And each stage of the working member of the King's Cross have three golden rules.
Yeah, weaknesses of the last move.
Kevin Coleman Squires.
And the effects on the whole board, the discovery effects now here, we can actually create an amazing
weikel weakness of the last move.
So this is a bit of an elaboration on that.
If you're wondering what is that consequence?
You haven't quite introduced that.
OK, so there is a forcing move here.
So prices forcing moves to tackle checks, even the totally outrageous, crazy looking jacks.
Forget that material thing that I told you, that rooks who are five sometimes sometimes you want to
forget what the pieces are worth.
You want to be free, creative, creative and free to choose whatever moves you want.
Seemingly outrageous moves.
Sometimes they work really well.
And in this case, there is one.
I hope you've spotted it if I give you five seconds to pause video.
So check all checks, I hope you come up with Rook's eight check and in the process of our calculations
here, look at the discovery of facts around the board as well.
There's a weakness of the last move in that the Knights.
Has kind of.
Got the downsides of moving away from that, it's actually look at the effects on the whole board has
any place in this position.
This is actually actually more to do with the whole board effects.
If you look at the effects of the whole world, not just the piece, this is a good thing to bear in
mind.
When you look at a chest position, don't just be distracted by the arrows on your interface.
They're very distracting.
Sometimes you have to look at the entire board, every single piece that's been altered in some way.
Is there a piece that has got extended superpowers in this position now?
Because there is that's what I call the in effect clause.
In effect, the queen has been amplified in this position.
Its scope has been extended.
So I hope you're checking the checks in this position because we have the end effect clause coming in
as well as kind of weight loss in that it's unobstructed.
That's diagonal.
So I hope you spotted Queen, the AIDS and its check.
And mate, the king is restricted.
It's on that back row which I made to the king.
So in a way, it's a kind of back chromate mating pattern again being demonstrated.
So I hope you found that AIDS with that amazing idea that it actually this move extends the scope of
the queen and allows the queen to go into that back row.
So Checkmates so a thousand points.
Have you found that?
Well done.