Either in this election, we're going to look at double pawns from a more positive perspective, they
do have their upsides.
Make both Iraq, who was the kind of follower of the Soviet chess school then a lot of research into
double structures.
He did seem to play a lot of games where he volunteered the opponents to double his pawns.
So this is one of the more dramatic examples from the 1940 USSR championship.
So he's white against Kaguri 11 fish.
So CIFOR, e5, we see Netsky every night at 6:00, every night he sings the four Eatings 1964 and now
Bishop before.
So he's allowed what seems to be quite a nasty pin and also fairly awkward as well to parry that pin.
You know, if White wants to avoid double pawns, just loses a piece instead.
So in fact Bobolinks just pins the G5.
But it's been a special age for and now black in fact, double points.
However, White has this dance guayabera without a counterpart now.
And that put that pin is slightly annoying.
We see 95 every protecting C4 96.
The bishop draws back now 94, which his Sifry and friends the double the pawns over here.
So line is not worried.
Quincy too.
He gives up what was, you know, potentially a compensation for the double pawns that bishop power
is now gone.
In exchange, though, he's activated the rook.
There's a translation of things going on.
The double pawns give that rook activity we see desex and now therefore restricting that night Queenie's
and now keeping the rook active, leaving it on each one just manually kind of sorting out King's safety
of King off to the black king.
By contrast, it's still in the center and it looks a bit scary to Castle.
Kingside Knight is played by counseling.
May have been the best move.
For example, rookie one and only four blacks should be OK here.
This is perhaps more blacks should have done.
Instead, black leaves the king in the center with Efate thinking that maybe you know why it's not in
a position, especially with this horrendous double pawns, why it's not in a position to do anything
too scary.
But lo and behold, this next move shows don't underestimate double pawns, especially when they are
not restrained and blockaded as there was, which recommends these are not under total restraints.
And guess what?
But when plays in this possession, which starts to underline the fact that the king is in the center,
that particular downside of Black's possession is celebrated here.
This next move, I wonder if you can guess it.
So chess is often in the middle game for me, it's like you're an assassin on chess board, you have
to bring the opponent down through that down sides.
A detailed understanding of the downside sides can help you focus any calculation efforts you make and
hear the tactical moves.
C5 with that view in mind that the Kingstone sensor is a powerful move where we see detoxified being
played if desex.
Just to give you an example, Bishop B5 Chac and here, you know, C6 there will be Knight Sex potentially
and I'm -- the King of rock.
This will be extremely unpleasant.
So if that's out of the question and Kafe has to be played, this is just noise for whites and doubling
the pawns will advantage blacks.
Pieces are not very coordinated here.
If Bishop D7 instead of taking the pawn, then she takes he takes again.
White has an active possession with both hooks being active.
The B being H fouls and F five is also, you know, gives gives a marked advantage in space restricting
that night.
It's very unpleasant.
Nine, eight, seven is another example.
Bishop five track.
And here this is just as well for one, but it's about even maybe that's one of the better times for
black.
So anyway, details was played, but this allows Bishop B five Jack and now 97 this joint.
So if C6 hair, then that night is relevant for this transects when the rug, so 97, but now we have
five kids in Queen Brook 81 and now G sex is played in Black Castles instead, then we just take on
these seven and this is crushing.
Just wait until I say so.
Gee, thanks.
Offering the sex -- that is actually taken and why it now threatens things like G for hitting the
Queen and looking at the rock, you know, would be very awkward if if limiting the Apollos replies.
But Rukavina is played.
And we have G4 Icings, G5 Queene six Itou, so why does that hugely better?
It seems, you know, the double pawns have been basically dissolved, giving way great pieces to play
with her might be 694 that night.
Can have that beautiful six square hair.
King is seven of things Queen C6 and I seven, which is just building up the peace pressure.
Bhishma 584, Bishop Rosebank back and after five Black had enough in this position and resigned.
If he continues with GTA five, he takes Bishop for the strategic bishop exchange by weakens black on
the line squares.
And in particular here there's a crushing blow in this position.
Can you spot it with the king in the center?
Why don't we play here if I give you five seconds pause video.
OK, queen, for check, the point is of the Queen 64, that leaves behind the seven wings of the last
move.
This is checkmate.
So, yes, we see in this game, but I think, you know, has played many, many openings successfully
accepting, you know, the potential horrors of double pawns.
Was it a horror?
Was it a horror story for why not particularly black, didn't spend moves or wasn't in a position to
sort of lock up C5?
And with C5 lurking essentially here, why it doesn't have any real bad pieces, in fact, is trying
to prove that that is bad and it kind of liberates the position.
And pretty quickly, this Seifi break, so the person with the double pawns sometimes has the potential
to liberate their pieces from dissolving the double pawns.
So translation things can occur.
So sometimes you can translate even your weaknesses into peace activity, injections, breathing life
into your position and exposing underlying weaknesses in the opponent's position.
So a very interesting game example.
Double bonds are not always that bad.
It really depends on situations.
So these are like structural elements.
When you have double pawns.
When I say a pawn or a backward pawn or even treble pawns, you've got to look for the up and down sides
in the particular positions.
And it's good to study each of these structural elements and finding examples, you know, from the
champions, from the world champions, ideally for play for both sides to really understand a structure
better.
It's good to know the up and down sides, OK, and so much.