You did not cover moving the black pawn that is required for the checkmate threat. If back moves it there is now a space black king can move to and Since it's in its starting position it can actually move 2 spaces so it will be protected from the white king or rook attempting to take it and opening up black rook to put some checks on white king. I'm not saying it will let black won but black king is not forced to move behind that pawn you said they were.
Nice catch. Yes that is a variation that I should have considered covering as part of the video. I think still the same plan of Rg5 and Rg8+ threat will still work against a move like d6/d5. But covering at least one sample variation would have been nice. Thanks for the feedback.
Most logically explained and very entertaining indeed. Thanks again!
Glad it was helpful! 😁
Good one! I saw some of this! Yay!
Glad you like it! 😁
If black king goes to h7 instead of f7?
You did not cover moving the black pawn that is required for the checkmate threat. If back moves it there is now a space black king can move to and Since it's in its starting position it can actually move 2 spaces so it will be protected from the white king or rook attempting to take it and opening up black rook to put some checks on white king. I'm not saying it will let black won but black king is not forced to move behind that pawn you said they were.
Nice catch. Yes that is a variation that I should have considered covering as part of the video. I think still the same plan of Rg5 and Rg8+ threat will still work against a move like d6/d5. But covering at least one sample variation would have been nice. Thanks for the feedback.
Check mate the black king
Is it possible that I am smarter than you 😅
I'd love to see you demonstrate this on your own chess channel :)
@@StopLookingAtMeh you got me there
It is possible that you are more ARROGANT...
You really need to give credit to the author of the puzzles you are using - using someone else's work for your channel seems wrong
I have added the composer name in description
Far too many words