00:00I guess you'll probably find always when I just play rookie ones after take, take I'm not sure what to do.
00:05It's too, it's too, but this is, it's not a good combination of moves.
00:10Here you can play a free or you can go bishop.
00:13Okay, yes.
00:14You can just simply play a free.
00:16This is the, no, knight a6 and ed4 are not just going together.
00:20So I would rather play c6 here and then you go bishop f1.
00:24That's the, that's the, that's the line.
00:27So c6, bishop f1?
00:29Yeah, bishop f1, it's, it's a theory.
00:32It's because this, now I'm comfortable where, of course, you don't have to play rube b1.
00:37Yeah.
00:38And this is, this is a case where I say you'd better pass.
00:42Don't make a move at all because after rube b1 you just, and it's a, that's, that's typical.
00:47So sometimes, you know, there's a possibility when, if there's room for queen, then you have to take bishop g5.
00:52Yeah.
00:53But it just doesn't work.
00:54It's just, I was, I was a little surprised when I played rube b1.
00:57So there's another move, knight d2 here.
00:59But then, then black has bishop h6.
01:01It's important.
01:02I was thinking if I was going to play knight d2, I might just play knight d2 here.
01:05Yeah, but I still play, I still, oh, I will play knight bishop a6 anyway.
01:08Because now b4 I can take, and I take the pawn, you play queen c2, a5, and that's the old classical position.
01:13So black bishop is already activated.
01:15And my knight is here, so it's just, it's an excellent position for black.
01:18So that's the, that's a dream, king's Indian dream.
01:20So, and after you blundered the pawn, yeah, that's the, that's already, so that's, that's okay.
01:27Take bishop h6.
01:28Oh yeah, pawn here, yes.
01:29Take your, so it's the, that's, the rest is pretty, pretty simple.
01:35So this is, we can show this, that's just, that's, that's, that's, it's a, it's one of the, one of the, one of the, one of the tactics, one of the tactics that I, I've been, I've been showing in the course.
