Either in this example, Kingdom Rock against King, we're going to use an efficient shrinking rectangle
method and so won't play, we play King Seeta as an example, King five, King Differe.
Now, let's say King five, we can start restricting the king now of all rook rookie one that's seeking
out four, check cam five.
And now we do need the king to be a little bit more conveniently placed.
So King Jeffrey, let's say King G5, we can start restricting that King's rectangle here of the check
King have six for King six and had a key restricting move.
I hope you can spot it.
So without using any checks we can just restrict the king's rectangle very, very efficiently.
What would you play here.
Four thousand points.
OK, that's a very good move, King, in keeping the king, was rated Rook at five.
So we see that the king's rectangle is now extremely limited.
Six, Jack King, aged five, and now Whiting, move my six anywhere across here waiting for King and
for and cellmate.
So let's look at this again and ask one or two questions.
What if King D5 or here we can actually not use this Jack Zonkey method.
We don't have to be biased for driving the king to the ape.
Frank, we can actually play this.
And here then Jack and of the King for this position.
Just Ruki for KEYT move here.
King seafoam now the king's improved its position, KEYT move, and now we can start respecting the
king more.
Rook detA So the king's rectangle currently is this hand check king be seven and then we're making real
inroads.
King by five.
And now again, a key waiting move can be seven.
And even without a check, we don't have to even put the king on on the back road, the most efficient
route free.
So we've really restricted the Kings, right?
Time was a priority just to these squares.
And now King C6 winning checkmate.
You know, King him.
I'm afraid that my King aids and we're getting to the checkmate.
So very, very efficient method, the shrinking rectangle method.
So if you want to practice that friend, let's have computer, etc. from this position.
So you should be able to do that within, you know, about fifteen or less moves eventually.
If you if you master this, this is a really great one small monster.
So to recap, we restrict in the king.
We're not driving the king with a check when we're kind of sparingly using the checks.
We're more than restricting that king's rectangle to start off with.
It's just restricting the streets.
And then the checkmate just steps up, pops up very, very rapidly.
So how you can master that technique with this example as well, OK?
That's a much.