Hi there in this episode that plays in a tournament in Paris and one of the games we get to see DPN
is actually following a classic game, Yuri Averbuch against Alexander Tallish.
And that game went defoliants S.A.C. for C five.
We go into a Benoni.
It's a position later.
We see.
But I just want to show you the opening.
So this is the POLONY, the modern Baldoni, and in fact, I've played an absolutely brilliant conception
in this game.
So Kasparov's game choice is absolutely amazing.
Behind the scenes to get the shoot, the true chestnut's investigating the actual games that he chose.
So we're building up for a a very interesting position now where our final was played and Black is trying
to use celebrate this kind of if whole pressure with tactical means.
But the Kingside is being borrowed from the king's safety aspects has been borrowed from this move point
displayed.
It takes F5 in the actual game played in 1964 in this training to in 1963, which after Bishopsgate
si si free white just plays f g sex h takes and now beats.
So losing a bishop only two.
So it's a it's a whole piece sacrifice.
But Black's king has been decimated.
To do this.
Queen takes G six Chank King a fight and we see baff playing rook eighty-one.
So you'll see this particular moment in the game and you might be wondering what happened after black
is in severe difficulty here.
These pieces are real spectator pieces.
Why now controls that?
EFO Black's king safety is just a very, very bad state.
We have Rook takes one.
Taking another piece is not going to help.
Like won't we just play in this position a very, very strong move.
Can you see what we can play in this position which creates a killer common square.
I give you five seconds portfolio.
OK, Bishop, 84.
Yeah, there's a killer common 27, so if Rook 82, Bishop is seven chag and then Bishop 66 gets carnage,
the black king is going to get checkmated, for example, like that.
So Rook takes Iwon.
Has to be place after route takes, Iwan is just still totally busted, even though a piece of black
trying to win a piece there and compromising the king, losing the thinker bishop, these are all bad
signals.
Fundamentally for King's safety, we see might be sex well, in the actual game in 1963, not in the
Netflix series.
And now, you know, White finished brilliantly here.
I wonder if you can guess how won't actually finish there if I give you five cents for the video and
this position.
Really beautiful finish.
Really beautiful game choice by Garry Kasparov.
OK.
So I hope you find this next move, Chacal Chiang's, and I hope you find Rookie Achak.
Yeah, after King takes Queen G.H. Hank and the actual game here, you know, Blat resigned Tallish
in 1963, resigned because if Kingi seven.
Can you see what White Plains.
OK, Bishop age Chac and Black's going to get mated, for example, here, Bishop takes King, some
queen of some will be checkmate.
These pieces are all taking up his class for the king.
Yeah.
So a really, really crushing finish.
If the king didn't go to even if King wins these seven, they're just taking her queen takes have some
changes for again is lethal.
This is just going to make so really, really crushing game showing some major downside to the.
But only if it's going to just be winning material at the expense of king safety.
Then there's a big lesson in this game at this moment.
Yeah, this five is quite ambitious.
So why it just just went along with it.
Sometimes you can just go along with the opponents tactics because, yeah, if you look at the if you
keep evaluating blacks king safety, it's just it's just gone completely downhill here as a result of
winning a piece.
The Knights are also by taking that center for the Knights are also hopeless here.
And it's Bishop 84.
This bishop of our council is particularly lethal on the dark squares.
So it's a very beautiful attacking illustration with rookie ACHAK being the means to actually win by
force by a very beautiful game.
Fantastic game selection by Chris Paul throughout the series.
So I hope you found that interesting and instructive that so much.