Hi there.
In this letter, we're going to have a look at a classic opening trap, which occurs if you play after
E4, they play the French defense you played for.
They played five.
So this is known as the French defense.
And this is the advanced version.
We play five C5, Kifri, your pawn chain.
This is your punctate chain.
It comes on the far the fall.
But there's something quite special which is well known here, that if you play my Afri and they take
and then you take and they put more pressure on your pawn, it seems super annoying this position because
hold on, if you go to, like, defend your pawn, you're actually weakening B two on you.
Don't they just take on BE2?
So this is quite the problem.
By opening, Feri has kind of solved this problem tactically and it leads to very, very interesting
variations.
It's solved.
Yeah, you don't have to play this move.
You know, black can get a very dangerous set of things going like Bishop before soon as well.
And you may be able to hold onto that pawn and not pay the price.
So instead, you don't even have to do that.
What you can do after queen bee sex is actually set a trap, a nifty trap.
You can actually play Bishop the three.
So the point is, if that pawn if the bishop rather wasn't there, this queen would be holding the fall.
Yeah.
So when there's pieces or pawns which are kind of in the way, you can see that there's a potential
liberation or potential discovery effect.
And in this particular case, it turns out that if it does take this form, it's a big mistake you can
take this night.
And if the queen takes guess what, you can play her.
If I give you five seconds pause video and it's a really crushing move.
OK, we can play Bishop B five check, which discovers an attack on the queen and its check, so Black
has to react to the Jack Black Heart, run away with the queen of the bishop, the seven.
We might as well first take this bishop.
Let's get maximum material.
That's Chank and now take the Queen.
Thanks very much.
So this trap
shows in particular we're looking at this from the perspective of this covid attack.
So even if it ends up in the transaction, we're looking from that particular perspective that we can
actually use discoveries as part of our openings and some Naughtie traps up.
So, yeah, queen missings.
Bishop Differe.
And there's a whole lot of opening theory which actually continues from this position, but the whole
point here, I just want to show you how discovered check Amitay in particular, can be so lethal and
unexpected.
It's not just the move itself.
It's also this other kind of discovery which makes it so dangerous.
Proponent's, they might underestimate the power of your position quite easily.
OK, and so much.