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Hi there in this election, we see another example of a fork now here it's White Plains.

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Can you see a great move which leads to an amazing fork?

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So a fork is when you use the same piece to attack actually two or more of the opponent's pieces.

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It can't be too small, but most often it's just too.

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And the deadliest type of fork is when a shark is involved because the opponent really has to parry

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the check.

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So it's kind of much more forcing, limiting the opponent's replies.

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So here, is there any way to set up an amazing and deadly fork?

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If I give you five seconds pause video, what would you play here?

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OK, we can actually play E5 Chank and we are limiting the opponent's replies, they have to do something

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about this, they can't just let the queen go.

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So how are they going to take this poem?

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You know, if they move the king, which can take the queen.

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So how are they going to take this poem now if they take with the queen, guess what we can do?

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Yeah, we can play 94 check, and this is a fluke and it's worth a check, so they have to respond to

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the check and then we're up.

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We're going to win this game.

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And you might think, well, hold on.

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What about this way?

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Can you see what you can do here?

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We can do this 94, Jack, and then the king moves and we take here again.

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We're going to win the end game.

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So to recap, a fork like what we used to eat, you know, lovely dinners and food is also a passion

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of mine.

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We can use forks on the chessboard to eat the opponent's pieces.

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So especially when it involves a check, it's like overwhelming the opponents chances, a single turn

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game.

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So if you use forks, these double attacks, or it could be attacks on, you know, more than one of

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the opponent's pieces, it's very difficult for them to handle that quite often with a single turn reply.

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So, yeah, it's just impossible to handle this like G4 in this case.

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And in this case, we're going to use C4 for that for the night, by the way, always kind of attacks

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things on the same kind of square.

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You will notice that it's dark squares.

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So when you use force, be aware of that because sometimes you can get a kind of intuition for where

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you can fall pieces.

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If they're all on the same color of a square, then they're forkball from a night at least.

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But you can have other types of folks will have a look at other examples.

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OK, that's so much.