00:00Because then knight goes only four and d6 at one plan, but this one is also good, so I just, I do an exchange and actually it's a threat eventually just to go on a five.
00:12So for instance, you know, if you take this pawn and I just have this knight of five and it's all now just all hanging.
00:21Everything. My queen is in trouble.
00:24All this trouble. So now you had to probably still take here and just to put bishop here, just try to hold just on this square because that's bad because now I started an attack.
00:41Now, you wanted to cut this bishop, but you know, you ended up with this bishop playing the size of the role in my attack.
00:51And I think this move is, I don't know, maybe you had to take this knight, but this position is critical because after rook e8, now I can exchange my bishop for the knight because now I start an attack and all my pieces are just, you know, there.
01:05So maybe g6, but then I can also play.
01:09Then you come in there?
01:10I can play this knight d6, yes. Here are the many moves. So this knight d6 is probably one of the simplest years.
01:17It feels like the whole army is coming at me.
01:19Yeah, I'm above the bishop of eight now. It's all now about how to finish it off. So, and I was looking for some nice, nice shots.
01:26You could have gone back and then...
01:28No, no, okay. I took the pawn. I took the pawn. Just, it's not, it's not just repetition of the moves. I took the pawn, brought, bring my knight here.
01:36So if rook e7, there are many winning moves I could have won in exchange, but I saw this nice combination.
01:41Queen f4 now. And by the way, I'm creating a threat. I'm creating a queen f7.
01:46So I had a rook f7, knight takes f7, mate. So that's, that's, that's a threat.
01:51Great. I saw that one.
01:52And after g takes h6, e6, check.
01:55And now if you go bishop g7, then I have a check, and I win my queen.
