Hi there.
In this lecture, this is particularly fascinating as an example of past --'s, because it looks as
though black is deservedly the winner with their very advanced -- supported by the -- and threatening
group C one check and then just queening.
So isn't this just the totally lost position?
Once -- too slow, inherently white does have passports and they do say do they do say there's an
expression, you know, two connected passports on the 6th or further are worth their weight in gold?
Unfortunately, the gold is too late, isn't that?
Have seven Rocsi one check.
So what does White do?
Is there any way to cause trouble for the opponent's position?
Well, one, natural whites cause trouble.
Is to interfere.
Get in the middle of the opponent's pieces and pawns because you naturally make them unprotected.
If they're protected, protected, you get in the middle, unprotected, unprotected.
Bear that in mind.
It's a good thing to bear in mind in those dark times you might have on the chess board and you're looking
for resources.
Just remember that sometimes you want to throw a spanner in the works of the opponent's position.
Is there such a Spanish you can find the works here if I give you five seconds, pause the video and
interference tactic maybe.
It's a very good point and point B, OK, I've given you enough clues to find this stunner of a move
which is desex.
Yeah, sex with neutralize the threat of Rosie Munchak.
If Roxxy wants that, we just take her and that looks hanging and this is no good for black.
What does that do about these two connected passports?
Her let's look at this again.
If Route 66, then we just going to check on this situation, check, check, and we can play this pinning
that, Rog, this is a right pain for black.
And in fact, you know what we can do here?
This is a puzzle within a puzzle.
What can we do to celebrate this puzzle?
Again, because they want pins.
They're actually fattening the Mensing Rowsey one and queening.
They're born after.
What can we do about this?
OK, we could just take that rock off, that's one way of extinguishing the Freds, take the place out
there in the front and then f7 just queen tsampa after it, which is queening on point.
And we're winning the.
So, yeah, six is a crusher, if she takes then f7, there's no one check anymore, we just take the
Pawlenty to the, for example, Roxxy one style, Pawlenty two, and the two points are helping each
other here.
We're queening and it's supported by the F7 -- massive advantage.
So, yeah, and absolutely crushing move, Brooke.
Desex for interference, coming to the rescue, making our pawns through the interference tactic, the
disconnection tactic.
And yes, I did think that that it was important, it's covering this course because if it's going to
help you, especially in examples like this, to actually prove that your passports are more important
than the opponents, then, yes, this is an essential tactic.
Know about when you literally need to throw a spanner in the works of the opponent's positions.
We do need that crucially here.
So, look, this is a crushing blow and it shows don't give up hope.
Yeah.
If you've got a passport to celebrate.
Look out for these amazing tactical ideas from a spanner in the works.
OK, I've enjoyed that and so much.