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Because Black King didn’t want to go away from white pawn. If it goes away from pawn, even one step then black will lose bishop.

If black King goes for Bishop at F7 then white Queen will go at H5 with check and then get black bishop and pawn easily. Also white Queen will reach dominating position..

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That’s great.. every few moves checkmate games has blunder moves.. our job is to identify that blunder or avoid playing that blunder move..

You are right.. moving Qf6 is definitely blunder done by chess player Papke.. Nf6 would have save the Queen..

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Yes.. I think you are right. Will checkmate 3-4 moves early.

You can also pin the king with queen

​@@Rohans-bq4sn yes but pawn to b3 is almost a certified checkmate if you play correctly I said this before i looked at the video again you are right that isnt a terrible move but the knight can take or they can just move thr king

Well they can't take with knight because then they would lose but they can just move the king

@@NEWTONGATHOGO-z9l struggling to cross 1500..

@@rul4s bs means?

@@GameExpertchess bull shit - there is no checkmate

@@GameExpertchessbs stands for “Büłłšhīt” and he is saying the truth that this is pure bs with this “checkmate” not even being a checkmate, and it wasn’t even a check.

@@KrystPlIt’s not checkmate. This game is to trap Queen. Once opponent loses Queen, they normally resign.

@@GameExpertchess oh, well in that situation it would say “Resign” and not “Checkmate” in that situation. but anyway thanks for replying.

Please suggest.. how?

Did not take the Bishop because opponent don’t want to lose queen. If opponent goes for bishop then Queen will be next target. May be opponent did not thought about checkmate at next move.

@@GameExpertchess you lose your quenn aswell when you take his quenn after he takes your Bishop: KxBf7 . QxQd8 now the Knight to a6 and your quenn is trapped to Ra8 protected by Bc6..

@@senolhakan9255ohh yeah.. you are right.. I didn’t thought about it and may be neither by professional who written those steps..

@@GameExpertchess who knows :) however white should win anyway because after the trapped quenn takes the rook, there are five minor pieces on both sides but white has a rook pair and two pawns more...

Seems like you counted opponent moves as well..

Because Knight will checkmate black at next movement.. opponent with black tries to save game than queen.

I know what you are thinking.. but any noob may learn it and surprise you. 😀

Yes.. definitely.. but main goal of keeping Bishop at G4 is to target Queen OR Knight. When Black sees that Knight moves then he will mostly think about Queen than Knight in rapid chess game unless opponent with black is really good with Chess.

@@sivadassk3012 yeah.. I also loved it 😀

Great observation..👍

@@NaoriHaise-ed9mg steps may be looks simple but strong during Rapid chess game. Those steps has been performed in professional game and documented it. Check for “Zukertort opening tennison gambit”

@@SnazzyZubloids steps may be looks simple but strong during Rapid chess game. Those steps has been performed in professional game and documented it. Check for “Zukertort opening tennison gambit”

During chess game.. if people have two options. Horse with pawn OR bishop with Queen. People will go for second option unless they good with chess & identity as it will be checkmate on third step if go for queen instead of horse. Trust me, in Rapid chess people normally go for queen.

​@@GameExpertchessAh ok Thanks

@@aravindh5742 yeah, still they said that it’s happened in professional match and they documented this in chess book.. strange😀

That % of possibility may be right… but still professional documented those steps as “Anti-Nimzo-Indian” technique to trap Queen.

@@spandankolhe7415 oops that hurts… during match my clear intentions was to target rook. But opponent’s move changed the picture of game.

Then game will not get finish in 9 moves.

Bishop to H5 is normal as much as we have Queen as target instead of Knight.

Opponent wants to save his rook. Pawn at g3 means in next check Rook will be target. May be opponent thought, saving rook is more important than checkmate.

Тогда мата не будет, но ладья получит ферзя. Это также будет хорошая позиция для черных. Then it will not be checkmate but Rook will get Queen. That will be also good position for black.

Ohh yes.. just realised.. so it’s 7 moves checkmate 😀

Its a necesary move in case they dont capture the queen and take with the knight instead, you will be able to take the bishop winning a pawn, then if they take your bishop you have a check and take the knight

Thank you for appreciation ❤

Yes, but if you look at the steps, it’s interesting. When check given by Knight, next step we thought to kill rook by Knight. But Knight given another check which turns into checkmate.

@@GameExpertchess yeah but its still the daily puzzle but good content

Because King don’t want to go away from Queen to save her from black Queen. But second bishop check forced king to go away from Queen.

​@@GameExpertchessoh didn't see that nice game

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@@GameExpertchess maybe if you make good content

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​@@GameExpertchess your not gonna earn money lil bro

@@Kermit4415 no problem.. I also have job for money.

Yes.. every chess player has same dream.. always think, how I can promote all my pawns to Queen 😀

Yeah sure.. but next time😅

Yeah.. anything is good other than simple checkmate… 😀

Queen gives direct check to white king and helps to stop white pawn to promote.

Yes.. definitely.. i do agree with your comment..

Have you ever heard of a puzzle before dude?

@@GameExpertchess I was asking the person who commented who made the dumb comment

@@Scp-681 sorry bro for misunderstanding.. comment deleted.