Hi there in this election, we have the two books against our opponents and practices with friends,
relatives on both sides.
So here, how do we make the opponents king?
Well, it's not that far apart from if we have a queen and rook.
The queen, after all, acts as a rock quite often.
So we first thought ideally by restricting the opponents king so they can't come back and come down
the board.
We want to try and make them on the 8th rank.
So here in this case, OK, where do they move?
They can't step over that kind of force.
Felt that kind of barrier.
They can't step over.
So so they go here, the bingo check.
They have to go back.
We've got them on that back rank and actually we can play now.
Check and mate, this is checkmate.
So in this example, it was quite convenient actually, because there was no real complication here
for method of driving the king to checkmate on that day.
Frank, we were straight the king.
So don't go checking the king because then you're just delaying things.
They could come back.
We want to decide, you know, that we want to chat my on that.
Frank, if you get this situation, if you accidentally slip up, don't worry.
Just frustrate the king here.
And so they go here, check, check.
But here is a complication.
We can't go check that because they can just take out.
So what do we do in this situation?
We can do a so-called waiting move if we have this situation that we can wait, we can still restrict
the king and it's their compulsion to move that's often backed up by a thing called zugzwang in chess,
the compulsion to move.
And so they have to move and they can't go there.
So they can't go there.
So they have to go in here.
And now I hope you can see how we can chat.
Mike, here.
I'll give you five seconds.
How would you make her.
OK, Rokeby is chameides, so the Rooks have successfully combined one has stopped all the escape squads
and the other is doing the checking and that's also the org chart, might you find very useful in minigames?
Quite often you want to cut out the opponent's escape squares of that king and then you make the move
along the pace.
Sometimes you go to the side, you know, Dwight or do straight the king a little bit more before checking.
When you take out the escape squares, you're often making checks more effective.
So anyway, in this position, it's best not to do the check Isbister to restrict him move, in my view,
just restrict and it's very, very efficient.
And then we check.
Then we make very, very efficient my process.
So practice this with friends or relatives, etc..
Take turns of this to Rook's vs. King End game scenario.
OK, as Capablanca said, start with the end game first.
If your news just then the middle game, then the openings.
OK, and so much.