Hi there.
And this example is his white play, the easiest way to play this, in my view, is to actually be the
aggressive shepherd first to test the waters, to see how stubborn the opponents king is.
So you do that with king frame.
And if they try and be stubborn, you bring up your king.
And we've got a staring contest here.
Bonce.
You realize, hey, you have to use a pawn, because if you carry on like this, it's just the staring
contest, just a staring contest.
So to end the staring contest, you see free.
So let's go back to that initial position for optimal playing.
We play Sifry Kinky Sex.
OK, now King D5, and if they try and go back King see five and here we're making headway, we get
this position.
Yeah.
Without committing the point, we don't have to the pawn just yet.
We're testing the waters and now we know we can't make any further progress with the king.
Right.
So here, we don't want to carry on with these things, like we can play C4 and bring the pole here
and we transposed to position that we know is winning here.
If King B ain't, then King seven and King is herding that pawns squealing.
If King decides King be seven and we're herding the -- queen, we've got our aggressive herder of
the --.
So in the initial possession charge of your king fast.
You don't want a scenario where you start with the poor move like C4, because then King seven King
Desexed, they come and greet you here and this is all wrong.
This is all wrong because here they're getting that special, delightful move.
King sees them as an example waiting for the opposition.
And you are just going to get that version of events on the board here with King and in this horrible
position with a stalemate.
So key thing to bear in mind, if you have a situation like this, you want to be primarily an aggressive
king.
First, get your king as far as it can go.
And then see is an example, and then here.
And as far as it can go, so you kings there, and it's just makes it much easier than, you know,
you can work out that your -- is going to be forcefully queening.
So, yes, practice with a friend from this position if you have time in the future with King Free.
As far as the willing move.
So of your king, test the waters and then break the staring contest.
You move your pawn to make further headway.
OK, I hope that's clear.
That's how much.