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Hi there.

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In this election, we see an amazing example of folk, this is Tigran Petrosian, a former world chess

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champion against Boris Spassky, a former world chess champion.

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So this is an epic game from the world championship match of 1966.

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Petrosian is to move.

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Can you work out what he played?

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And it does involve a fork.

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So if I give you five seconds to pause video, try and work it out.

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Proteins forcing moves, checkable cheque's.

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All captures take all threats of May one, but also hopefully the pattern of a folk.

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Can help you find also this amazing idea.

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OK, well, currently it looks as though hold on, squasher these these guys, how can they be false?

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For example, they're not even on the same kind of scrutiny, right?

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They're not easily fooled.

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But there is something else going on here.

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If you check who checks in particular, you can find even the most outrageous checks.

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You'll find hopefully this most beautiful move that I'm sure is implied.

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And all of a sudden, look at this.

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The king has to take there's no other choice, and now these two pieces are on dark squares, on the

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same color basically, and I'm like, I'm full of a light square.

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So nighttime's f7 for looking for a light square.

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And why is home light up after the king is forced to move?

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Well, Blank actually resigned in the game, but say the king moved in 96, what is just absolutely

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winning a piece up, especially at this level.

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So this is one of my favorite kind of movies of all time.

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In fact, there's Queen, right?

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And it showed, you know, Trigram chosen was a great master of encouraging people to have these weaknesses

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and he could tactically exploit them after absolutely brilliant tactician, as well as a kind of provocation,

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sometimes saying to the opponents, you know, come and get me.

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So Spassky, on this occasion, he'd played a game where he'd kind of open himself up.

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But if you're not tactically alert, you might not be able to exploit this kind of vacuum around Dependent's

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King.

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So Queen, actually, it's one of my favorite movies of all time as a crushing blow.

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So, you know, it's something that beautiful folk.

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So I hope this inspires you and it reinforces that -- pattern.

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That's very much.
