Hi, there is this actually see another example, rook and queen against the king now say the king's
like in between a rock and queen.
How do we actually make here?
Well, we decide where do we want to meet the king to save complications.
Let's remove complications, reduce complications, which is a general principle you want to use in
other parts of your game, like opening a mental game.
You want to sometimes keep things as simple as possible.
I would decide to chat my opponent up there rather than down here, because down here we've got all
King and that king come.
They're all king and complicate things.
So I'd recommend first restricting the king with either the roll call, the queen making sure that it's
not stalemate.
So say Rook here.
So we're restricting that king across there.
The king can't cross now.
We restricted our king.
We want to then start the process of moving that king the boards.
So saying they move here, then we can play, for example, check, say they move here, then we can
staircase the king up the boards.
Beware of that trap.
We can't really go ahead because it's unsupported.
They could just take us.
So we want to be careful in this situation.
And one thing we can do is just do a kind of waiting move, we can do a way to move, which puts the
king.
It still restricts the king, rather.
And I ask the king, are you going to move back or are you going to be stubborn and stay around?
So if they're stubborn and stay around and move there, then we can safely play this check to drive
the king.
But he wants that first rank and then we chameides.
So, yeah, if the king happens to be between our king, between Queen and Rook, rather.
So the king is between these guys.
You want to practice this situation as well to make sure you know the tricks and the pitfalls.
Just just as an aside.
So you did the sides.
You know, you want to go this way.
You can go this way.
You can, but.
You're your king is over here, and sometimes that could cause an extra complication in chess, generally,
you do want to keep complications minimized, you want to keep things as clear as possible.
So that's why my personal preference and starting position would be to drive the king to checkmates
on the eight.
Frank, you're a frank.
So we saw this is another alternative, but if you want to drive the king of the board that you could
first retreat the king from coming down, for example, this move is another way, the multiple ways
of winning this position.
Then check and then Jack here.
This is quite straightforward until this situation.
But hold on.
Even though we can't check there because they take us, we can go for a supported check.
And mate here, look at that.
The rook supports the queen.
They can't take us.
They can't move in a way that's charming as well.
So, OK, just bear in mind, it doesn't matter where the king is once we've got rook and queen against
that king, if we play our cards right, we're going to make them.
So you want to practice this with friends, relatives, etc., take sides, take turns, make sure you
both master this essential and game absolutely essential.
OK, and so much.