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If they know that there is a dog guarding the

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house, surely other people's friends will

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think twice before doing

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their thing, but if the guard is missing,

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things change and the same thing happens in

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chess When we have a fianchetto who does

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not have his particular guard dog the

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knight of three bishop on f3 for

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white or on f6 for black is much

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easier for an attack to succeed let's

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[Music]

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see it Well today to see this this

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topic we are going to use as a novelty the

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board of the entire life The good one was going

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to say flesh and blood but better

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lead wood so tell me in the

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comments if you like it more or less than

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the computer screen and well to

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discuss this topic this pattern from The Dog

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Who Doesn't Guard the House The first game

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that I have located is a

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Steinitz game played in 1863 in London in his

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match against Min, specifically number

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12, you have commented very well on it in

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Kasparov's book, my brilliant

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predecessors, specifically in volume

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number one in the chapter dedicated to

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first world champion to wilham steinich

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and the game is the next stain plays

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with white pawn four king and we already see

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that the game takes place from the

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first moment along quite

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modern channels for that Victorian era

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black plays the modern defense G6

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Stan takes the center the g7 C3 and holds it

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in a way, well, just as rudimentary

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but very efficient, no, and a double

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fieto. We have here b6 on the other flank,

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a kind of hippopotamus. Well,

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this one is surely here. Well, thinking about

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all the moves for almost the first time in his

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life no because I don't think he would have

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faced this type of scheme many times. So

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what do you think

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here that bishop b7 is going to come to you playing

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e4 And then you would like to defend it in

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some harmonious way and it occurs to you

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with knight d2 but first then He

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wants to take out the bishop so that he doesn't

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get trapped and that's why he plays bishop e3

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here he probably thought something like that and

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it seems great to me, very logical bishop

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b7 knight

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d2 d6 and now knight f3 Well here

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too of course because he could have

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played perhaps F4 And try to get

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more control in the center since

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Black is not doing much to

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avoid it But well it is a matter of taste

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if some players like to play

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only with two pawns in the center and

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and without a doubt it is more classic no and we are

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in

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1863 and here mon gredin plays Pawn four

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King is already trying to fight for the center

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because

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well he could have played e6 knight

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e7 knight d7 etc. something like that plus more

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modern psychedelic inventions that were

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later seen in the 20th century But

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well here he thinks that he has already made

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enough modernities for this

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game and he already has to fight somewhat for

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the center, so he plays E5 this

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move and and this one made here because with a

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very good criterion he simplifies the center

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But he keeps it open because although

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this bishop has a little life that if, for

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example, he played d5 would suffer a lot because he

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realizes that he has an advantage in

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development and will be able to use

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his pieces better with open lines. In

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fact, bishop c4 continues and is already

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looking at F7 and here black played

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knight e7, well black than finishing the

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development and castle but he cannot

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make a knight f6 because as you can see the

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Pawn d5 would be in the air because

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the defensive action of the bishop

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on that Pawn would be broken. So here

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Monin decided to make a knight 7 with

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the idea of castleing and this continues

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here mechanically with lady E2

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however Kasparov indicates very well in the

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book that this is a mistake because not a

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mistake in itself But eh Because of the lost profits

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we could say because a

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very good opportunity here was lost to steit

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So if you want you can stop the video

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And try to find what

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the world champion, the first

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world champion, didn't see here. Well, the truth is that

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the combination that this guy missed

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is quite simple and taking into

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account his combinative level, you have to

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think that simply He looked very comfortable

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here in this position, he was

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overconfident and mechanically played queen 2

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with the idea of continuing with long castling,

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etc. However, it is a shame that he

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missed it. Here is a typical continuation of the

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sacrifice in F7, white, not

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black, has no other choice. thing to capture

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the bishop otherwise they will have

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lost a pawn and castling and now

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here a very strong continuation queen B3

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Jack the order always very important

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well we see that you cannot escape

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forward because it would be killed in one

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after bishop g5 like this Well,

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black should retreat and where to go to e8 or

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f8? Well, the two moves are

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practically equally bad, we see that

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f8 continues to knight g5 and White is

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threatening queen F7 mate but also

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knight se knight se with effects we are going to be

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devastating no longer not only because of the

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loss of the queen but also because

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other things are going to be lost, also the bishop or

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c7, well everything is going to fall

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so after that the only

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possibility would be King 8 but

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the same move also comes the knight g5 and and the

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threats are too much strong queen is being

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threatened F7 would fall to the bishop but

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knight e6 is also being threatened

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where they were attacked The queen and the

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bishop another possibility Well, more

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remote would be knight F7 But well, above

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all these two threats are knight and and queen

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F7 and

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the black It would be bad as soon as

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the game started. It's a shame that

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this opportunity has escaped

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Steit. But well, this allows us to

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have a lesson later on.

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In a moment we will see,

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as I say, continue with queen do and

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now here

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Monin manages to carry out his plan to

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castle but now here we have the

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theme The pattern that gives its name to this

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video and to which I was referring at the

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beginning in the

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introduction the black are castled

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but in this fianchetto of their castling they are

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missing something they are missing The guard,

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this dog, this knight in this case

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is not where it should be in three

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king bishops on f6 but is on e7 and this is going to

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make it much easier to be

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more vulnerable in the Roque at first

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well it seems a bit mysterious no

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Why? on f6 yes and on e7 No, because Steins does not

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demonstrate it immediately with his

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next move h4 we see how now since

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the knight is not on f6 h5 comes with

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much more force and then white

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justifies there is justification for him to

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start this attack without finishing the

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development on the other hand the only thing

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left for him is to castle well monin

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continued with knight d7 and is

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consequently breaking on h5 well

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here mongin makes a move Well a

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little dull

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he plays c5 the truth is that nowadays it

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is rare for someone to play like that

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because in reality here the black

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continues in a very passive way and

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practically stays to see them coming. He

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is enit playing Pawn by Pawn

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immediately opening the file and now here

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a sad

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necessity HM the white because he cannot

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allow himself to open the file completely

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because the the attack black cannot

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allow white to open the file

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because the attack would be too strong and

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then but he cannot eat with

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the bishop's Pawn either because it is pinned

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so the sad necessity is to eat

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with the knight knight for

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Pawn however Now here it is Well

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before starting actions he finishes his

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development he puts the last piece he had left to play

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he puts the king ace sure the

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rook automatically appears in the

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open column x-ray on the queen

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Well he has everything, not only does he

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need to make a few moves more

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so that the attack is already a

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devastating reality and now here is another play that

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is difficult to believe nowadays no

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A6 a play that we are going because he

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is practically waiting for them to

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destroy him no no the the the black

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can't find something something active the

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truth is that well it is difficult not to

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suggest here moves with black

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but well surely anything else

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except waiting with this

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type of moves because we see that now

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St is quickly coming on him knight

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g5 threatens

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h6 monin is born knight f6 and now

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the attack festival begins Well, if you want

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the most advanced, above all, you can

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stop the video here and try to

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calculate, talk a little about what to do

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with

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white Well, stenic played here the

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knight sacrifice for Pawn and we will

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see how it has quite a depth

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big knight for knight and Now this one

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plays Rook for knight a move Well,

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I don't know whether to say amazing but without a doubt

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very strong and very forceful, what he

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is going to take advantage of is the action of this

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bishop nailing the Pawn because now

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after king for Rook comes queen 5

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Rook Ja queen h5

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Ja And now obviously it is not

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possible to cover because the bishop D3

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would allow a queen for h6 so the only

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move would be to return but now he does not

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rush to eat the knight

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Taking advantage of the fact that the piece is pinned

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but plays a much stronger move

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that is Rook h1 threatening queen

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h7 Now here Black has a

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really complicated position because the

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only move that allows them to continue in

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the game is Rook e8 since after

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h7 Well they still leave a gap for the

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king on f8 they are making an

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escape route however Well now here This

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one what after Rook 8 what he does is

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start to recover a little bit of

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material they eat the knight and threaten queen

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for F7 mate So monin plays here

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queen f6 it seems that Black is

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Arming The defense that offers the exchange

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of queens covers F7 but we are going to see how

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this is only a dream and Steinich is

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going to wake him up immediately

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So this is another very nice moment

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to stop the video and try to

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find here the move of the queens

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White Well, I hope you have

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been lucky and have found this

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stroke of

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[Applause]

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stenic bishop for Pawn, my pieces almost fell

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when I made this move

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because the truth is that it is a real

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bomb, I'm not telling you

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bishop for pawn Ja bishop for F7 Now

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here Black has only two

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possibilities: queen for F7 or King f8 in

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the game Monin made queen for F7, which we

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will now see how it ends, but if

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he had made King f8 this would end the

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game in a spectacular way with

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bishop for Rook now. Of course, if queen for

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d, then

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White would return to the filp with

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also Well we can

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see it while

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if Rook for

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bishop stenin had another

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bomb ready Rook h8

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hacki of course it is not

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possible to escape with the king because

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the rook would be lost either queen for or o

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Rook by would win on the

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rook besides

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that if

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now white black captures the

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rook bishop by rook then the bishop would follow

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h6 jacke and it is not possible to cover

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with the good bishop cover with the queen

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of course because the queen would lose in

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a move while covering with the

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bishop the queen also loses Because

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after the queen on f6 the bishop would be

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pinned and could not regain the queen So

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here the only move would be King s

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but now here comes the sting of the

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Scorpion bishop g5 pinning the queen and

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ending the game the The truth is that

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a festival of pins and

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combinations is this variant and we

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ultimately have to see the

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move that took place in the game

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that was after in this move in

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this position White plays bishop

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for Pawn eat with the lady Well

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now here is the last the last

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blow and after seeing these these

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variants I'm sure it will be easier for you to

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find it So

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lastly you can stop the video here and

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try to see how the game ended

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especially interesting for those of you who

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are starting to calculate this type of

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variants And well, the move of

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course was again Rook h8 the bishop

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cannot capture the rook because it is

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pinned

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and king for Rook is the only move

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left but the king then remains

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disconnected from the queen and after queen by

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the white eh they win the game Well,

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I think that after having seen

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how the poor mon grin turned out,

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we have all lost the desire to castle noos

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in fianchetto without the mandatory knight

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in three bishop without However, the idea of

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making this video about this pattern did not

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come from this game of Steinitz that I

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had seen years ago in this

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Kasparov book by my brilliant predecessors

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but from a chess24 video in which the

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Spanish grandmaster David Antón teaches

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playing the sicilian with knight C3 the

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sicilian closed and in one of the

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variants of the video a strange,

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mysterious bishop move appeared that if you don't

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know the pattern it is difficult to

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understand but once we have it, of course, then

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there is light, let me explain it to you.

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teach Well, the line from Antón's video

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that I'm talking about is the following

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e4 c5 and knight C3, the series of videos

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that I really recommend is

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very good, you have it on chess24 Well, it's about

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how to play with white this knight

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C3 with Some ideas are a little different from

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those of the traditional closed one because it

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has in mind in some lines to play

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a kind of reverse English, it is as

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if black had played English

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and white is going to play in the way that white

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normally plays. black against the

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English of course with a better time

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And here in the line to which I refer

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black makes G6 bishop c4 knight c6

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D3 bishop g7 A3 to leave a possible

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retreat for the bishop and after

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e6 now white makes a move a

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little as I say Mysterious a

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waiting move that is bishop to 2s Why bishop to

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2s above development moves

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Like for example knight

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f3 seems a little difficult to understand

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after all because eh knight a5 is not

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a problem because then it is already

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We could make bishop to 2 and black

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is not prepared to make any advance

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like A6 b5 yet It would take him a

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while to do something like that so why

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make white bishop 2 Well then the

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explanation of this move this bishop to

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2 is that he is waiting to have

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information What information because they want

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to know which square Black is going to take

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this knight to if Black plays

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knight f6 white will continue with

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a more or less harmonious development with

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knight f3 but if black starts

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doing something more psychedelic more with a

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move like knight e7 then

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the famous pattern that we

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just talked about will appear we have a fianchetto

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that does not have the dog guarding the house

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And then now

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white plays h4 here just like in the

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game This is the move that

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Antón proposes if We don't know the pattern of this

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type of play Well, well, we can simply

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remain in a theoretical peculiarity.

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Well, we can remember

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that if a knight f6 is made, then we make a

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knight e3 and it becomes a knight s, it becomes

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h4 in this very strange line that

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this teacher of explains to us. the

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closed variant of the Sicilian defense but if

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we know the pattern our knowledge

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of the position will be much

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deeper. And then we will understand

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the real truth, worth the redundancy, that

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lies behind this move after

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bishop of two because it makes a lot of sense

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to wait tell the black man, Hey, decide

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where you're going to get the knight

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because if you get it on e7 then I'm going to

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delay my development a little bit but in

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exchange I'm going to launch a very strong attack

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on this fianchetto because h5 is going to be

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very annoying because the The dog is not

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guarding the house The horse is not on

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f6 protecting four Rook Well, that's

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it This video today I hope you

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never again forget to always have

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a dog guarding that fianchetto a

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horse on f3 or f6 and what if the opponent It does

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n't have it. Well, always think about the

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possible attack with the Peon de Torre,

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Alfian Cheto, as we have seen in this

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two examples. If you liked the video,

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episodes of these 100 patterns that you need to

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know in the chess circle José

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Raúl Capablanca with chess for

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El reconocimiento de patrones en una posición puede ayudarte a mejorar mucho tu juego. Aprende con esta sencilla clase de ajedrez cómo indentificar patrones en tus partidas que ya hayas estudiado previamente.

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