Hi there in this long show, we're going to see how two bishops can checkmate the opponents king so
in this example, a very, very good move is to bring the king further, to take a really active role
in helping to checkmate the opponents.
King now that say King is heaven.
King E5 where we've set up a wall for the opponents king here by using our king very aggressively.
The opponents king is heavily restricted.
Now, let's say the king goes to this side of the board, king the seven.
We can now play Bishop Seifi.
I'm saying hold on.
You're not really going to go back now and we're going to try and make the opponents king on eight,
believe it or not, King C7 we can play King is six, so we're directing the King to eight.
And here we can further restrict the king's movements with Bishop B sex.
So you can see the bishops are working really well together.
We have King B eight.
There's not too many move choices and here is a great time to play a so-called waiting move which improves
the position slightly.
Bishop D5.
So the Bishop is ready and waiting here on day five for now.
King Desex.
To be able to happen, the king is heavily restricted King C6.
And we see now because the bishops on these five, we've got the option of bishop ethics check to drive
the king back into that corner.
So the king hasn't got that many choices about it, in fact, because if King 8:00 then is an immediate
execution of King C7, checkmate.
So the king goes to see aides, but now Bishop is six, Jack King, be eight.
And here we can play another wonderful waiting move.
Bishop defo.
Hearing aids.
And now the king can play an even more aggressive role to take away the opponents king escape squares.
The king is now reassuringly limited to just two squares.
King be eight.
And how can you see a force that makes them into.
So once playing Bishop E5 Check Cahide and Bishop D5 is Chameides.
So the king and the two bishops can really force the king, the opponents king into a corner, and because
we've got two bishops of both calls, it doesn't matter which corner.
Actually, if we go back, we can actually say they are in this position.
Didn't go to D7, so they went F7.
We can make them basically by force on age eight.
Here is an example.
King Desex can't find an aggressive use of the king to take away Escape Quest King eight, as if they're
going to run away to the side of the border.
No, no, no.
Bishop B six.
So King of eight.
And now we can play King F six, King eight and our Bishop C six.
We're forcing them to that direction.
And here we can play a powerful weighting move.
Bishop A7 of the King G eight.
Kinky sex
cafe, as if they're about to escape to heaven.
But now, Bishop, see, I've checked with forcing them very close down to that corner.
And in fact, of the bishop, the five, Jack King and James Bishop, the four is checkmate.
So the bishops are beautifully checkmating that the king on Desex and they will just recap the other
way.
It was a king on B sex with the bishops like this.
So one of the bishops delivering the check, one controlling that square, their adjacent square to
the corner square.
Yeah, that's contrast.
So one of the bishops controlling the adjacent square and the other one checking and the king there.
So that's a pattern to Rome as well.
So very, very interesting how the two bishops, they can quite easily checkmate the opponents king
into your chosen corner.
That's Claire.
And you might need to practice this and gain a little bit with a friend or just computer.
OK, that's a much.