Hi there in King and Punin things, they aren't so simple as they look here.
How do we actually win this with black?
This is a game live, but against Garry Kasparov.
Now, if Kasparov routinely played, for example, Kingi free the mind just plays this off the check
and it's going to be like a draw.
So, in fact.
In this position, because Paul doesn't play King every day, he uses what is called triangulation,
he triangulates to kind of switch who is to move in that key position and the squares he's going to
use to triangulate.
Include F5, F5 and F4 triangle, so he's actually going to play in this position King five, believe
it or not, and we see that this is troublesome for whites.
If King F2, then King Geffray and this is going to be Triveni winning because, you know, that point
can be picked out.
So.
After king at five, we have King Jiwon and now again, you know, if King had fallen king of two and
his tricky.
So we use this square King E5 and then behold, we've changed the person to move now of the king of
to King efore it's white to play and that's zugzwang white had to resign here if the king moves anyway,
King G forever picking up a tree.
So yes, sometimes you need to switch the person to move and you can use a resource called triangulation.
You try and triangulate to kind of lose a key tempo.
Sometimes you want to lose a tempo and end games and here it's done with this triangle.
So using this, this and this square.
This triangle.
So let's look at that again, King, a five King G1 and hear King E five and King efforts won't play
here and White loses.
So, yeah, it's a very, very important and game type of resource triangulation and the concept of
triangulation to be aware of.
Sometimes you need to lose a tempo.
So there are different rules for the game, kind of virtual rules if you want to win them to the middle
game in the middle game.
You know, everyone's trying to win Tempo's Jamling game, blistering attacks, but sometimes in the
end game losing in tempo can actually win a game.
OK, and so much.