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  1. welcome.
  2. My name is Stefan,
  3. and I want to show you a bit about the scholars
  4. made or how to checkmate your opponent in four moves.
  5. Essentially, I want to show you Where does it come from,
  6. Who can play it and how has it played? And obviously, how do we defend it?
  7. Um, it all goes back to this 16 56 published book, but Francis Bailey,
  8. who essentially translated the whole thing from
  9. Italian
  10. and the guy here on the cover sheet, is
  11. neither of the original authors. It's Chance, the first of England King at the time.
  12. So what is the scholars made?
  13. The scholars made essentially centred around the idea that the square of
  14. seven is extremely weak because it's only protected by the king,
  15. and this will be the final set up.
  16. So we try to essentially checkmate the king on the force,
  17. move from a white perspective with our queen, um, supported by the bishop.
  18. So who can play it?
  19. Obviously,
  20. scholars made in the traditional sense is only be playable by the white pieces,
  21. But there are iterations, alterations, essentially where black could do similar
  22. seeing on the other side.
  23. Um, the original plan was to
  24. played both centrepiece pawns and occupy the centre of the chessboard and
  25. then bring our queen out quite aggressively on the second move.
  26. Already
  27. black seems to ignore the whole thing, and then place the night
  28. two
  29. c six and we get our bishop out and essentially start preparing this attack on
  30. the F seven side.
  31. Yeah,
  32. As you can see, the Bishop black pieces are ignoring the whole thing.
  33. And, yeah, they just want to develop the pieces here.
  34. We were essentially then attacking with our queen.
  35. So
  36. the easiest thing to do
  37. is essentially, instead of playing our night on the B 26 c six,
  38. we could immediately play our night here on the F
  39. six field and Tactic Queen on the other side,
  40. and that would more or less disrupt the whole plan.
  41. For white.
  42. That will be one of the more easier, um, defences. Essentially.
  43. So let's give it a try. Thank you for listening and hope you'll enjoy playing chess