Hi there.
In this example, say you are playing black and you want to move here so they can't be an aggressive
shepherd with kinky sayings, you can draw this.
You can actually play King D7 as the example.
You can play King D7 seven here and try and permit them to play their -- if they don't want to play
their -- and play kinky for their own kinky sex.
And here you play this.
So waiting for the opposition, so you get the opposition, so say they finally commence playing Nopporn,
then you play Kingsly seven now to King, see if you play this key move waiting for the opposition.
So with the -- on six, though, so kinky sex, you play this.
So their -- is on the sex.
It's them to move and this is a draw because if they play this, you just play here and then it's them
to move and they've just stalemated you.
It's a draw by stalemate.
So, yeah, if it's black to play in this initial position, then they're not going to have an aggressive
shapard kicking you out.
You just play this.
You're trying to commit that, Paul, ideally to make sure this is an absolute draw.
So we have a look at intellectualization.
King, the seven,
and also, you know, if you play King, see seven again, if they commit the --, you just play here
waiting for the opposition.
So here, here, here, here and draw.
So it's not such precision engineering in this position that you have to play.
King, D7 or King, you can actually play King C7, both of these birds actually draw here.
The point is you're getting them to commit their -- and you're getting a situation where you can play
move like Kingsgate waiting for the opposition now.
So here you just go here and you're getting a draw.
So, yes, in this position, two key moves draw King D or King C seven.
Both of these two key moves draw.
So practice with be friends with you to play here.
And it should be a draw with best play from both sides.
OK, thanks so much.