00:00White has another trick, so it's a double check, that's a discovered check, and that's a deadless form of attack because the king has to escape, there's no other way, you cannot eliminate one piece or another because the two pieces are attacking your king, so king goes on f7, and now it's another trick, so white goes on h5, it's a check, king takes knight, but then bishop attacks king, and then winning the queen, and winning the game.
00:30So we saw, you know, a few ideas behind discovered attack because the moment knight is involved, it becomes really, really dangerous because knight jumps, sometimes it's a double check, but even without double check, it always unleashes the power of opponent's army. Hopefully it's your army and you can cause this damage.
00:51Look at this position, clearly white has decisive advantage, black sacrificed a lot of material, two pieces, just, you know, to get a chance to attack white's king.
01:09The king is cut on h5, but how to deliver the final blow, because if we give a check, then rook goes on h5, and white's material advantage will be decisive factor.
01:26It seems that black lost its attacking potential, because two other pieces, two rooks, they're far away, but just look at this rook.
01:37It's sitting there, it's sitting there, it's waiting, and just imagine that if we can open h5, then it could be mate.
01:50You don't need a queen, you can just mate white king with rook, because bishop from c5 cuts the only escape route from g1.
