Hi there.
In Episode seven, playing in the Moscow Invitational Tournament, Bev is shown playing with the black
pieces against Hellstrom and after for the actual game was actually based on Veselin topple off against
Garry Kasparov in 1995.
So we're going to reach the game position shown in the series.
But I just want to show you the opening.
So it was from ISIS sitting on the fence, why it's playing very, very aggressively with his pawns
on the King-Size side of took on defo here and playing B5.
So trying to get comes play on the queen side.
And yeah, it looks like a scary sort of positions play.
But before 90 to 95 we see Jeoffrey now 94, Quincy one.
And now Smolov kind of liberates the possession of five here with a five.
Now he's playing soon for D5.
We're about to see Bishop Jita, Bishop A6 Rookie want a four and these --'s look like they're kind
of dangerous around the white can actually see six queendom one and here it comes D five.
Very, very interesting move indeed.
So top off took and we see rotty sex being played in the actual game for the 65 differe and here we're
coming up to Bessin soon in the actual game, played a brilliant move here.
Can you guess what Kasparov played with the Black Panthers?
There is a particular awkwardness about the configuration of the white pieces, a particular downside
here to celebrate, which has prompted so expertly.
You'll notice that this bishop is only protected by the rock.
So it is an instructive tactical moment when you go and research the actual games, these amazing tactical
moments.
So what did Black play?
Wanted Kasparov play here, you think?
If I give you five seconds, pause video, OK?
No, it's a free check, yeah, offering the to take on differe, because we're going to get an amazing
double take between Queen and Bishop here of the sea.
Takes root, takes differe in the actual game, top of resigns here.
So we see this part of the scene with both playing this combination as well.
If White plays on here, well, whites losing that backup.
So if Queen takes a full black conservatives, just take the bishop and be the exchange up, you know,
Rook for money, the exchange up, and that's winning.
Also, you know, White's king is pretty unsafe to check.
Sorry, off the Queen detA and then Shaq here and then had, you know, Diggles opened up.
You know, the pieces are not very good whites at zero.
So it's a totally hopeless position.
If we look at this again, if Quincy, too, then, you know, even before he can be inserted and this
is just one example, it's just the crushing obsession, the exchange up.
So brilliant attacking game showing, you know, the power of the in the fans.
Then even if, you know, the opponent is playing very, very aggressively against you, you can often
get you know, Counterpane is a senior defense, a real fighting example just to show that again.
Yeah, a lot of players might be scared to play this kind of thing and console into it, so to speak.
So Smart actually cancelled into this kind of storm, but so did Bobby Fisher on occasion its tactics,
which really makes, you know, players like Fisher in the spotlight able to play these positions very,
very well and also opening up the dynamic energy of the pieces.
So if E5, which is a structural commitment, but this defensive hole is not that exploitable by weight,
so getting the points very, very aggressive around the king supporting the Knights, I mean, this
is great stuff in preparation for this energetic breakout with the five firepower.
So, yeah, you know, the queen taking it looks very bad with brought six and likely and other stuff
coming in there.
And in fact, doesn't even that just trap the queen?
If we look at this, whether the queen actually going here, potentially we got a backhoe issue as well,
wrote the one check, and then just taking the queen off.
Also, by the way, when you see a strong move, look for an even stronger one sort of taking the queen.
We can also play how we can spot another move.
OK, we can actually just go for a chat, mate.
Likely to check and see one is checkmate.
OK, so well spotted if you found that as well.
This looks absolutely crushing, so takes and, you know, this defo still looks absolutely crushing
and also, you know, if the queen had just gone to see one 92 chag and 94 looks absolutely brutal.
You know, for example, Bishop takes Ito to the one telecom common squareness forcing most.
Yeah, absolutely brilliant play from sort of makes it look kind of easy.
Absolutely wonderful.
So this is an absolutely crushing continuation, one of, you know, Kasparov's, you know, lost games
in his career.
He really destroyed Michael Adams with the black pieces and a Sicilian defense.
He really makes it look like easy to play the attacks sometimes, but it's not OK.
How you found that a little bit instructive that so much.