Hi there.
There are two aspects of Paul's Russia which really excite me for the winning pope is the sheer winning
probability of winning games.
Foghorns is one of them here in this example, blacks plan checkmate.
You might want to pause the video for five seconds and try and work out.
Remember to prioritize forcing most to checks, but look out for a structural element which also acts
as a great tactical resource in its own right.
So it's a kind of I can't really put it in one box because form pawns can be quite tactical in the mental
game.
And they're also great in-game assets in the end game as well, often restricting kings.
But here, what can we play?
Which is a really crushing finish if I give you five seconds to pull the video.
OK, I hope you find the first move Queen takes AF1 check in the game White resigned because on King
takes Black plays the one check and guess what, hair of the king to the former pawn makes an appearance,
one appearance, the first and last appearance, and it will be checkmates hair, checkmated by the
former pawn taking out the king here with that krsek.
So this is an interesting use of the form pawns.
Sometimes when you've got a pawn like this, you should be looking to Fournette rather than open the
foul.
There's two major options that can sometimes arise.
Opening up a foul seems logical, deliberate, but sometimes the form pawn installation can be a winning
tool in many, many cases, like in this example.
So Bang Queen takes AF1 check and then a tree like that one.
That's so much.