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Hi there.

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And this example of a foul called Double Double-take, Raymond Kane is playing against Mikhail Bhavani

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and there's an absolutely fantastic blunder here, which sets up the dreaded double attack, a bottleneck.

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Who is world chess champion at the time?

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Yeah, don't be intimidated by opponents.

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They sometimes blunder and they sometimes see a lot, you know, including maybe your possibilities

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of perpetual check and they can get annoyed.

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And this might cause them to blunder, you know, make a big mistake, which you can capitalize on with

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the amazing tactical instruments of this course, including the double attack.

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So here Black actually played.

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Rook takes Itou.

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Now, Raymond can also set a trap in that he wore a cheap bow tie, which snapped that move 26.

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No doubt this also contributed to make up opening's to here with this catastrophic blunder.

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So Rook takes E to guess what Raymond Keane played in this position.

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If I give you five seconds to pause the video.

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OK, checkable Chiang's.

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Yep, quick G4 check, and this is double attack.

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It's not just check here, it's also hitting the rock block.

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Had to resign if King ain't.

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This is just a winning position for a rock up, so you might want to hold on what went on behind the

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scenes.

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This is a bit out of the scope, but if you have to, this is what maybe annoyed they call Bob Ney,

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who actually won the Hastings 1966 tournament that year.

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So if 91 one egg queen bee two and white, guess these checks in and carries on, just checking perpetual

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check drawn basically.

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So he might be annoyed by that.

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And the other way, by the way, if check here and if they weren't able to kind of hold this position,

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the night might have to be given to black to try and just hold the position with an even position.

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So perhaps, you know, something annoyed the opponent.

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So, again, you know, the message is don't give up hope.

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Sometimes, you know, tactics can really swing games around.

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Please don't wear bow ties.

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So that was an unnecessary joke.

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But you do get the jokes for free in this course.

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OK, but you did did actually, he was a fan of both sides.

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So anyway, Rook takes E to.

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Yeah, delightful, fantastic blunder, as Raymond Keane kind of describes as well, a fantastic blunder

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and I think Wingy for check picking up that rock.

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OK, so again, you know, it shows that even world champions can fall for these fundamental tactics

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of chess.

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They're not immune.

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OK, that's a much.