Hi there.
In this election, the opponent has just attacked our queen with no taste as good to notice that our
queen is attacked.
So, for example, if we don't notice the French, by the way, let me just make this clear.
If we don't notice this and play the move like this without any real point, except maybe to protect
this pawn, we actually lose our queen.
And it's not very good news.
So it's good to be aware of the opponents frat when they play move, beware of what they're threatening.
You don't necessarily have to react to that fact.
You can create a bigger threat or you can completely crush them with a mating combination.
But you need to be aware of the opponents, frats, their intention, because if you play a casual move,
it could be a total disaster.
So they're attacking all Queen BroadVision.
Very, very important.
So what can we play here, which is really, really quite powerful.
If I give you five seconds to pause the video so we won't play, what would you play in this position?
OK, free check, we check to the king, we get away from our queen from being exposed as well, we're
asking the king to move or put something in between now putting the bishop between.
We're just going to take that bishop.
It's not really an advantage.
No advantage for black to do that.
So we have King G-8 being played now here.
What do we play?
If I give you five seconds pause, where can you work it out till the end?
OK.
It looks as though the king hasn't got that many escaped squares, it's only.
Can we arrange something amazing?
97 Chank King of.
What can you play here?
Five seconds here.
What would you plan this position?
Yes, it's that dreaded double check they have to move that king in the event of a double check.
I have to move their king to checks.
Now, if they move to the states, we have a basic supports that make the night supports the queen in
that so-called support my home and garden, make potato standards common standards, support meat on
King James.
What can we do here?
Which is super special if I give you five seconds for the video.
OK.
Queena, fact check, we're compelling rotates and then we deliver 97 Chameides spectacular.
This was from a poor Morphy game, the American chess legend Paul Morphy.
Before the time of the official world champions, Paul Morphy really dominated the whole world scene.
It was considered widely regarded as the strongest player by far in the world.
So he's a great role model to try and understand Paul Morphy games.
If you ever get your hands on a Paul movie collection and will go over some poor wharfie games in this
in this course anyway, and these are actually game fragments anyway.
So we are doing that with these examples.
So whether you like it or not, we're going over Paul Morphy.
So have you found this instructive, these mating patterns?
A beautiful smothered me is fantastic and one of my favorite mating patterns.
OK.
Hope you got that and enjoyed that and so much.