Hi there in episode five, Bev has shown a classic game that was actually played between vacillations,
love and Mekaal Bottleneck.
In 1958, Spacelab was white.
He played the form of things we have of the six days he Freyr Grunfeld defense Speziale played by Jeffrey
Bishop, T7 Queen Bee.
Francis, is the Russian system inviting Black to release the central tension?
Black Dead Queen takes CIFOR.
We see Black E for Bishop J4.
We see Bishop Efrain.
My FDNY is not concerned about the double pawns here we see rooked the one night be queen bee Frank
Knight see sex and now D5 95 Bishop Eternal Black takes on Afri G.
Thanks Bishop aged five and now age four.
We have now Queen seven eight four eight five might be five and potentially now the A of 1967 to undermine
this night on besets the night actually retreats.
We see, in fact, technically, if Rook Abbey ain't done actually here, the best move is for and for
example here might take C7.
Quintet's be six.
I if to see something that is also possible that night, I A4 might be five still leaves white with
an advantage, but it's a bit tricky.
This traps the noise.
So this position, it traps the mind and why it will be better hair.
So for example, this situation where I can get out of that pen for that resourceful desex, get out
of the pen and throw up.
But 98 was right.
We see Bishop DeFore in the spirit of popping that game, 96 Bishopsgate G7 King takes G7 the night
before.
So in the Netflix series, there's actually a queen on a which is a bit of a joke position that didn't
really happen with the Queen on H3 and whatever side to move would be winning that position.
That didn't happen.
So in the actual game of public 1958, Kingsgate Brooke Jiwon, Queen H.V. her queen Efrain C five.
And yeah, Queen Tate's age four was interesting here and did mention about taking a poem that was kind
of mentioned about taking a poem, if queen takes age for a five and this is actually if is very resourceful
with King, to connect in the rocks won't actually gets potentially a significant advantage with oppositional
exchange sacrifice and a very, very strong position in the sense of those sentiments.
So, yeah, this this is actually a way of getting an advantage of.
Interesting.
But OK, let's go back to the game C5 we see in the actual game detainees be and now Queen G5 frightening
things like Quintet's H1 because that pins -- C5.
We see Nici sex and game actually ended here quite abruptly.
It moved 24.
This is a very short game for such a high level match.
This World Championship Speziale Public World Championship match in 1958.
So, yeah, black is in big trouble in this position.
If, for example.
So one important thing, it was on, for example, eight, then Queen 67 and 86 is undermined by taking
out that pawn.
Desex is hanging.
If the knight moves, then taking and you know, this is just devastating GFI winning material.
If Black doesn't follow that course of the Queen 67.
So, for example, if 98, that disconnects the rocks and actually Queen takes our fate is checkmate,
that if a bishop takes our freight as another example, Queen of sex Jack, forget about the noise.
And we just play 97 and that's checkmate.
That's the strongest way.
So, yeah, it's quite a crushing finish in this game where Bob Bennett resigned after he says it's
a devastating finish here.
And, you know, if the pool was protected, then we have, for example, queen age five using that
PIN form.
So, yeah, a really crushing final possession of the queen of the of the 96 96 move with the queen
on G5.
OK, yeah.
So another amazing game kind of highlighted by the Queen's Gambit Netflix series Anselmo's.