Hi there.
In this example, we have to Rook's the King is a little bit further down the board than in the earlier
example.
So how do we make here?
Well, again, we want to kind of the side we're going to make the king on that back from the apro.
We want to use a process of restricting and checking to drive the king off the board.
So to do that, we could restrict the king, for example, like this.
So we're stopping the king for the moment coming down the boards.
They can't actually go there because of that rook.
So they could go here now to save yourself a lot of hassle here.
I'd recommend it sort of checking here.
There's a lot of hassle because the king go there, you can cut down the hassle and get ready for this
staircase by putting the rock here.
So say they hang around, then we can go check.
Check.
There's going to be a little bit of hassle here at this point.
Check, because we can't routinely check that because they're going to take this rock out.
So when we get this situation and we have this check, do think a good idea here?
What would you do in this situation?
OK, what you can do is just keep that restriction for moments, there's no rush in have to win A.S.A.P.
The Kings aren't going anywhere here, so they go here now again, they've stopped playing this because
they can take.
So what would be a good move in this position?
You think it's checkmate.
So we've got our restriction.
We want to drive the king down board.
What be a good move here if I give you five cents for your.
OK, we can use a so-called weighting move, we can actually just wait with this.
They're not going anywhere.
They're not coming back on board, so if they try and go towards our troops to be a nuisance here,
we can go check.
And then finally, without any hassle, we can go check and make Chameides.
So, yeah, you know, in the storm's position, maybe it's a little bit trickier than our first example,
we've got to kind of factor in the Kings trying to take our rook that's checking or the other one even.
That's not even one that's checking and take on the one.
We just shift that over to the other side of the board and then go with the other one.
The other side, the ball was safeguard our routes from the wrath of the king.
We don't want the king to capture either of our rogues.
And then we're going to like, checkmate like this.
So I hope that's pretty clear.
He might want to practice this, make sure it's bulletproof.
Your two routes against King, you're just waiting like that.
It doesn't matter where the king is ideally.
OK, that's your much.