Hi there.
In this example, the king doesn't seem to be so conveniently placed.
Is it how can we, like, checkmate the king up on the ape rank?
Well, actually, you know what?
Because the king's kind of near this side of the board, if you want to be efficient about it, we might
decide that we want to chat only a foul instead of the eighth rank.
So when your files and your ranks, how can we checkmate the king on the AFO King's Cross?
How well, we use the same kind of technique that we've learned.
We kind of frustrate the king.
We can manipulate the king like this.
So the Kings never going to go this way.
That's what we're setting up, the idea.
The Kings never going to go this way to say the king goes here.
Now, how do we push?
The king, how do we encourage the king to go on this iPhone?
Well, there is a key move here which encourages that, but doesn't totally force it just yet.
We can get the king on the phone quite efficiently by force, by a process of frustration with this
weighty move here.
Now, if they persist to be on the before they can, but they can't cross the seafoam.
Yeah, they can't cross here.
So say they go up here now again, we can try and get the king on this Atholl by this waisting move,
they can try and persist in being at least on the beefalo.
But it's here.
We can really force them to be on that iPhone.
You know what, how do we do that here?
Four thousand points, how can we get the opposing king by force on the iPhone?
How you can spot a queen where the king cannot stay on that before there goes the iPhone.
We want the king to stay on the iPhone and we definitely don't want to stalemate.
Defendants can be on high alert for that.
So how can we restrict the king to the iPhone here?
OK, queen here, the King Kong escaped back to the befalls the Kings on the iPhone now and there's
move we definitely don't want to do from minus 20 points.
And that's an idea.
We do want to follow through on the move.
We don't want to do how.
I hope you can get to disaster movies.
Yes, there will be stalemate.
We just drawn.
The king's got no moves, legal moves.
And it's not just the stalemate.
Oh, there.
No, now that we've got the king restricted on this AFO, it's here.
We can bring support for the queen and the king just waiting around there on those two squares.
King's is waiting around to be checkmated.
So you can see we can actually choose fall to checkmate the opponents king when it's in that original
situation, we can choose a convenient foal's.
One is just back from the 8th rank.
We can choose to make the opponents king on the iPhone by process of restricting and then restricting
here in two different ways.
So making sure they can't step on that see foul and then taking out that reverse as well to the sex
and then here but taking out that reverse the 7th and forcing them to use the iPhone.
And then we've nearly got them we've got them stuck on the iPhone.
We're trying to avoid the stalemate.
We avoid the stalemate.
We have with the stalemate.
We're bringing up the king now.
We bring up the king.
And then this is checkmate or if you prefer, this is checkmate.
If you accidentally play this, don't worry, you can still with this or this or this.
OK, to recap, we can decide to checkmate the opponents king on the iPhone in this example process
of restriction, then bringing out in the can to support the queen in doing that final checkmate or
if we're being efficient here, Queen Bee seven me.
OK, I hope you can practice that with friends.
Relatives.
Until this perfect.
That's how much.