Hi there.
In this example, the king is between.
It seems both Holbrook's what do we do here?
Well, don't panic.
We want to make the king on the eight.
Frank, we can begin by restricting the king, for example, like this and say they move here.
What do we want to do here?
Well, we can demonstrate the king again.
And now they can't come to that for Frank.
So say they do this.
What do we want to do here?
Well, we can do a waiting.
We don't have to be in a rush for any checks because if we check here, they could just go back.
We want to keep that restriction that they can't go back.
We want to make real progress.
And sometimes just waiting like this, restricting the king from coming back has to say they go here
now.
Safety point, what is a good move here and what isn't?
A thousand points.
What would you play as one example?
OK, this is a good move, very good move if you make it here, it's more awkward, by the way, because
you won't want to do the checking and want to do the restricting.
So if you did this, if you go check now, unfortunately, the king comes back, you see, so you keep
one rook doing the restricting and the other rook doing the checking.
So in other words, in this position with that routinely restricting slot.
So that's got the role of a strict saying.
You want this one through the checking.
So you do this other waiting move which safeguards both drugs.
Then the king say goes here trying to go towards our rules, then we don't have to do a check.
We can actually restrains.
But say, you know, they kept around here, we pushed them back anyway with the check, so anyway,
so say we have this situation, then one Rook's thing they're restricting.
So I hope you get the hang of this and the other one's doing the checking so we can go check.
And then because our routes are kind of safeguarded, we can play this move safely without the king
taking.
So here is Checkmate Gate Checkmates.
Yeah, so even if the king looks a little bit more awkward between our roads and our rocks seem to be
available to be taken amongst my opponents can just arrange the rocks, set the rose up for the rocks,
that first of all, they're going to be restricting the cane.
And if you have it like this, you know, one roll of one of the rocks is straight and the other.
Is to do the check.
Want me to do the check here, so one's restricting, one's going to do the check, so we do the check,
we're driving the king to that, a frank check and mate.
So practice with friends, this technique, it's a technique, so one of the rules restricting one of
the rules, checking, make sure the works are never available to be taken by the opponents.
King, you might need to use a waiting move to, you know, to get them to safety.
You know, a way to move is OK, like waiting just as long as the Kings will come back at us.
Down, down this way, we've decided we want to chat the opponent on that.
I frankly want to make some real progress, but we can't afford the old waiting move.
Yeah, as long as the king's not coming back.
Yeah, it's still pretty efficient.
We don't have to be ruthlessly efficient.
Yeah, we've got a winning position.
It's not going anywhere, OK, unless we really have to stay and lose both Holbrook's, you know.
But anyway.
OK, so have you got got the idea here and practice for friends.
Relatives until it's perfect.
OK, let's watch.