Hi there in episode six, Bev is playing a blitz simultaneous, so she's playing against the bunny,
wants Levertov and Waxler and this is the game against Beny wants.
It's actually based on the game of Garry Kasparov against Willie.
So a Dutch grandmaster.
So Garry Kasparov, a former world chess champion, arguably the greatest of all time we see actually
both playing out most of that particular game.
Thanks for a family encounter.
So it's really, really good game.
Garry Kasparov playing with white pieces.
And it's a very, very aggressive game from Garry Kasparov in the opening.
So you can see opposite side castling game more black hasn't been canceled yet.
We see D5 H3 G5 trying to keep things closed.
Bishop Jita, which does actually create a threat of HHG.
Now, if HHG was played here, he takes this situation well with the pressure on EFORE.
If it plays E5 might take five.
Bishop takes you five.
Black is actually still a little bit worse.
It's a difficult position for black, but you know, black ends up being slightly worse even if Platt
manages the console queen side.
Yeah, it's very, very dangerous opening.
So anyway, we see Bishop Geto this very wise retreat frazzling HHG five because of that pin against
the rook.
So brilliant play from Kasparov J'étais age for.
If they take C4 instead, then we see age 25 is pretty strong, and with the move six breaking up Black's
pawn chain, Black is showing that he can really Tarapur pawn chains or buff, but by the stage can
tear apart pawn chains in a really aggressive manner.
So you can see that ESX is on the fire.
And, you know, this is very, very bad position for black.
So G takes for was played and we see a rotation for details.
G five, 95.
Brooke takes effort and there's still pressure.
Now this strange rutman over on this ESX pawn chain.
So we see HHG five if Knight takes every hair white actually doesn't even bother recapturing light just
plays 1986.
It's kind of devastating when the Kingston Center.
So for example, this situation with quintets Efrain and Knight B sex is just really bad for Black Knight
pinned against the queen.
So for example, her rotates the eight, you know, it's just crashing for so HHG five was played,
but now Bishopsgate G5, Queen A5 and now F4.
So not minding at all about the night on a fox is not taking time out to move that noise.
We see Rukeyser's two and now Kasparov's smashes through or baff smashes through of 1986.
And it's very, very difficult for black to play anything in this position if the night moves, for
example, which is King by Queen 67.
Check and mate if Rook takes one, is threatening to play 97.
And that's a double check and minus the bishop in those days.
So, yeah, yeah.
It's very, very difficult position.
And if takes well, that's the game.
So we have roadsigns 86 Jack and Chris-Craft plays this quiet killer move.
Really remarkable move in this position, which, you know, Frattini's basically a mate of mine.
It's a high priority forcing move.
It's a genius move.
I wonder if you can spot it.
If I give you some sense of that white player, how can we threaten mate in one with white?
OK, it's actually queen, the phrase gets this kind of kella common square, that's the front queen
Desex is for chat checkmate and it's very, very difficult for black.
We see, you know, Bishop G7 being played well if it's based on a waiting game.
I mean, it's difficult choices.
If King takes ESX, then Bishop takes the five Jack and here Queen Jesus will win the Queen or charmayne
or both just is just weighing all the material on the board systematically.
This is just not the position.
There's queen bee sex of the king goes to be seven and then queen C7 mate.
So, you know, it's a very, very nasty position.
And if, you know, Blasco end up losing all material without any compensation.
And if we go back there, if Rook takes G2, then, you know, Quinsy Six is so so we see, you know,
Bishop G7, but now Queen of five, Chank King G8, this is Pinza Queen.
So if my five to six in fact, we don't even have to take the queen here.
We just going for a chat.
My rook takes the seven, shake my hand and then it gets destroyed.
Rotates G7 Chank Queen takes up sex and the king is going to get checkmated.
For example, you know Rook seven Jack and Queen G seven.
Checkmate.
So we see, you know, King James Bishop takes three, Rook takes the five hitting the queen, queen
takes a form.
And in the actual Kasparov game, Black actually resigned after Rocky seven.
There's a huge France of Queen F7 Queensland's G7 meeting.
So in the actual series, they show the move with Queen F7, so I'm just going to adjust the pawn,
they show it with my Queen F7.
So that would be like mating.
So for dramatic effect, you know, for example, mating like this if it carried on.
So yeah, it was, it was a very, very crushing Kasparov game against that.
Look, Van Wheely played in the course group of 2000.
So yeah, there's some fantastic games in the series.
Kasparov being behind many of the game selections and sometimes shows his own games like this one.
OK, very instructive game attacking game and so much.