Hi there.
In this action, we see the upside of having so-called hanging pawns are to find what they are shortly.
But in a theoretical nutshell, a hanging pawn is like a duo of to isolate the pawns together.
So they're not as isolated.
They've got each other.
But the adjacent files can be very, very useful to use.
So it does give you a potential peace activity and they do have pawn ranks that the opponent needs to
be aware of.
So let's see Mario Bertocchi against Bobby Fischer.
That's concrete.
And he put something on the board without further ado, default without further delay.
The fight from Fischer.
This is in the Stockholm summer, 1962, Interzone or see 46 nights free and now Bishop S7 night every
six Bishop G5, we go into the so-called Tasco variation.
So be sex.
This is one variation that it will give you hanging --'s because essentially BASIX, which is also
designed to help this bishop, sometimes it challenges won't center in a way where the people can sometimes
end up on C five, they end up with this pawns.
You are like we have here stakes takes, bishop takes, queen takes.
We have 1965 eatings.
That's Wampold.
One part of the Porgera Bishop Eita Bishop plays Bishop ESX.
Why councils are now see five and hour details.
BTX So is this good?
Is this bad.
It really depends on the position and your follow up.
If you can really separate the up and downsides on this or rather the upside's if you're playing with
the so-called hanging --'s.
So they are kind of duo version of the isolated Queen's pawn.
It's unless they queen spawn plus a final pawn here.
But on either side, you can see it could be potentially unpleasant for peace activity.
However, there are recipes, there are templates for both sides, often wants to freeze these points,
maybe encourage one of them forward, maybe use a blockade square, maybe simplify, maybe just pick
them off in endgames, minimize the counterplay is part of the generic kind of recipes.
Generally, when your opponent has a theoretically weak pull, information is that you don't want them
to express the dynamic aspects of that information in terms of giving peace activity.
So quite often the logical thing to do is try and suppress counterplay.
But here, OK, we see why playing Queen AFO and Fisher is quick to immediately make the beefalo aspect
evidence pressure on veto.
We have Queen Afri 97 91.
We see a five.
So already, you know, phishers position looks as though, well, he hasn't got such a bad position.
Right.
And there's liberationist opportunities, you know, for a -- break and with deflater, quite often,
you know, this is quite useful, especially insofar as when there's a bishop sometimes on base and
Boris Spassky is often use the corporation to open up a devastating attack quite often or lots of karpoff.
A lot of the champions have used hanging pawns in very high profile games because there's liberationist
opportunities as well.
It's not just about these these two adjacent files.
It's about how they handle these pawns.
Go forward together of the famous Capablanca game of CIFOR, just eventually resulting in a policy point
which won the game.
So sometimes even, you know, CIFOR, it really depends on the situation.
And your follow up, we see like the free hair being played and in fact, CIFOR is chosen on this occasion.
My effort is D5, which is why following a standard recipe here, Rook FBAR, Abbey one.
There are other variations, I mean, we can question should we have taken on these things?
There's no longer hanging points.
It's more and more extended pawn structure and the black has resources like Rakkasans and this should
be, you know, fine for black, this kind of situation.
We've got a passport now, so.
OK, Rook Abe one is played.
We see Bishop AR5.
Yeah.
This befouled seems to be in Fisher's hands.
Why, why is this BFO so seemingly painful here.
Beedi one that's reinforced that we've not have sex leaving this annoying bifold pressure.
Pressure makes it easy, it turns out the pool could have actually been taken straight away.
This situation is actually OK for black as well.
For example, might be there and then take it and taking on a new passport.
Thanks very much.
That's good to play with.
So my ethics, though, is played rugby, too.
And our fish are really takes away the downsides of the hanging.
Fawn's literally, well, forcing move.
Can you spot without forcing movies if I give you five cents heads for the video.
OK, Jeff, I'm just driving away this night, which is the slight irritation that it's building up
on D5 is reduced.
I want desperately
placed 965.
This is a faulty tactical idea from white, faulty, very faulty tactical idea, as in full details.
Check that out.
Very, very good press TV program.
So it's a faulty idea if 93,
94.
This situation, though, is still going to be pleasant for whites.
So maybe White didn't really wasn't really enamored by this destination.
It's not a great holiday destination on the chessboard where black has a dangerous path.
See, -- passports generally give you a nice winning probabilities.
But here also there's a back row issue to celebrate.
So it's not particularly fantastic, this other scenario.
Also, you know, if G4S response, then taking a 94 is also, you know, rather Pleasance more and
more so for black music for black and look at this this week.
So, anyway, you can understand a little bit the background, why 1965 is.
But it is a faulty tactic.
We see 1965.
So why it was banking on this situation where instead of Bishop 64, which I it's just the peace town,
but maybe had in mind Bishop Afri, the stargaze has a reputation there.
There's a reputation of this pen.
Can you see what that is?
They had this in mind and just changed the move from this to Bishop Tacy four by essentially can you
see how black parries this?
Five seconds, Poolesville.
How is this pain with Bishop defrayed, just interrupting just disconnecting the rope from day five
and if if you know Bishop Jakes, if one is crushing, you know, what happens if rotate.
This is just hopeless.
It's just absolutely hopeless.
Night before heads, the queen is leaving theory up black.
So, yeah, it's all pretty hopeless after Bishop Differe essentially.
Oh, is this going to be an unplanned simple until you have the right moves, you know, move the queen
humpin
or is it just humous essentially?
So Bishop, take for this is just a piece up.
You know, this is a move 23 fish is essentially just a piece up.
We see Bishop ESX wrote after and now brutal tactics had Weinzweig.
Guess what Fisher plays in this position, really brutal.
I'll give you five seconds here.
You know, Fisher, like Adams, you can be a structuralists, but you if you were a dangerous tactician.
As well, that makes you even more dangerous.
Tactics have to be, in my view, learn first, even if you do want to be a --'s Russia's structuralist
like the likes of Adams, seven or so more chess champion Bobby Fischer, Anatoly Karpov, Capablanca,
that had more emphasis on the more static nature of possessions like pawn structures, the more slow
moving aspects of possessions rather than the fast moving tactics and combinations.
But here, yeah, there is a beautiful tactic here.
Knight takes every it does threaten, you know, checkmate.
It does hit the bishop.
It's overwhelming the opponents with the opponent with France, but on a single turn, a difficult period.
So quintet's every you know, clearly Bishop 66 is not good because the queen takes you to Germany.
So Queen takes Elfrink.
So again, fish is still a pool, a piece up for just one pawn now just one pawn for whites.
So we see rookie queen, geffray, queen seven supporting five.
Be free Bishop drops back a four by now G4.
This extinguishes any kind of hope from white HPI.
We see Czech Rook have two and five.
Just no nonsense.
Just just placating that pawn rather than even indulging went further with Quinter allowing the pawn
sheft just a five just to piece up.
It's hopeless for White resigned her no counterplay situation.
Blacks just going to build up quite naturally with things like rookie free.
You know if you look at this position you know things like rookie free.
Ouch, ouch.
Yeah.
So White resigns here.
So hanging points.
They all have their pros and cons.
They have certain openings which are classically sometimes great, these specific specific elements
or form formations.
It so happens, you know, the tight cooperation is a great source.
If you want to practice with having hanging --'s, why would you want to practice having hanging --'s
or backward pawns or double pawns?
Why, why?
Why?
It's a good question.
Certain very, very strong players say, you know, people are doing themselves a disservice, just
sticking with one structure, saying in London system for life and just taking one pawn structure,
not going sightseeing.
Well, yes, I think it's part of it is just the appreciation of chess generally in the classic games.
How can you appreciate classic games?
For example, in the 1972 match, officials on the white side against the Tasco in the classic Game
six, one of the most celebrated games of the 1972 World Championship match, was Fischer against Spassky
and the Whiteside with Tanigawa and showing, you know, a fantastic demonstration there.
Of the potential downsides of having a hanging pawn structure.
So Fisher is showing himself versatility on both sides of the coin, the great champions can do that.
And definitely the classic is the ice queen spawned a lot of old champions playing on either side of
an isolated queen's pawn.
Why do we want to do this?
It's our experience of chess, it's our connection with the champions of the past.
Our understanding of pawn structures generally means that from a variety of different openings which
end up in that pawn structure, you know what to do.
You have this awareness of the default template plans of the great players of the past.
The recipes, the standard recipes like this is a hint of a recipe of how to play with, like make use
of the aggressive BFO, not be afraid of CIFOR.
Really look at the defensive downside and say, is it downside?
Is it actually exploitable?
If you can make the so-called downsides non exploitable, then what you've done is shut off the negative
and maintain the positive billfish Fisher did here.
He maintained the positive, the BFO.
He shut down the negative, the defensive weakness when he played that CIFOR.
He knows what he's doing.
He knows his follow up.
He knows it.
Follow is going to shut down the negative, emphasize the positive to make it as if this is a dream
adver.
Find this article a variation.
But yeah, we have to appreciate the grades.
We have to learn from Paul structures and how to see the pros and cons and how to schottel the cons
when we play with these structures.
OK, and so much.