In this position, Towne's is playing baff and he blunders actually, he actually takes this form,
which is kind of lucrative perhaps to take the call, but you need to be very, very tactically aware
in chess and games.
Tactics pervade all aspects of chess.
And here, you know, that seems to be the intuitive move.
But sometimes the intuitive move is not the right move.
The right move here, much stronger move is actually King Sifry.
That is actually, believe it or not, a king safety issue.
And if King Sifry, you know, this is a very, very different scenario where, you know, Black has
to be careful because of this dangerous Pontypool coming down the board.
So for example, King F7 rotates takes.
This situation should only be about equal.
If I want to try and preserve that pawn, then, you know, White can do this to try and preserve the
people.
You can see that because whites pawns are kind of disconnected.
It's difficult to actually win this situation with the fragmented pawns.
If had, you know, that would be a mistake.
Not repeating rechange sex because then black hood folk the rock and pawn and be well on the way to
at least, you know, equality back in the game.
You know, this is a remarkable thing about what happened in the game that we actually didn't play Kingsly
free, but rotates Eighty-six.
And there's actually a tactical solution now, a tactical continuation, which is rather amusing and
brutal and gentle at the same time would say, can you see what you know, Baff plays in this position
to win?
If I give you five cents portfolio, OK, Beth actually just attacks the rook, you're forcing moves,
limit the opponent's replies.
Where can the move you know, none of these squares are available because of that, that neutze you
know, none of the squares are available.
And if the rook moves here, then there's no Afri and that would be Chac winning the rug.
So the rooks only got one square H5.
And guess what, a brutal move and gentle.
I would say that both plays in this position and she does like towns in the story.
But yeah, guess what black plays here if I give you five cents for every.
And it's a it's actually a really quite amusing situation.
I have to say, if, OK, black plays kinky sex so the rook cannot move here because of a free check
for kinky and rock.
So we can remove cannot move there because I'm not afraid.
Jack Kerouac cannot move move here because of the free check for King Kingara there.
And so he tried this one.
But funny enough, yeah, believe it or not, might be free track folks, King and Rock.
So Townes had to resign here.
Yeah, it's pretty hopeless losing that rock like that.
So quite brutal showing actually, you know, tactics for me.
I'm a big fan of tactics.
They aren't be the undo button in chess.
You've got to be strong tactically.
I hope, you know, you try and become a tactical monster in particular as a result of this course,
because it provides all aspects of opening mental game in and game, even as it turns out to be quite
tactical because of the king's position and forcing moves.
So sometimes, you know, your intuition could be letting you down, you know, in a particular position.
You've got to check each kind of respect.
Each position on its own unique merits and tactics gives you that kind of healthy respect for positions,
the brutalities which might be contained within your particular positions.
OK, so rotates and takes turns out to be a big mistake because of kings absolutely winning for black.
OK, and so much.