[CLOCK TICKING]

Check.

Chess is a game of unlimited beauty,

but it's not just checks and attacks.

You have to be creative.

I'm here to share with you my knowledge of the game of chess.

But I'm trying to come up with the comprehensive picture that

will be helpful for you to become a better chess

player, and even a better decision-maker.

Let's call it.

king g5, king c2, king f6, king b3, king e7, king c4, king d6,

king b5, king c7, king a6.

Boom!

White lost, yes?

Queen takes, then knight f5, and it's a double attack.

Skewer and attraction, and it's mate.

Quite an amazing mate.

How can we prevent this rook from stopping our pawn?

Let's pause, stop the video, and think.

You have time to find this winning combination.

Did you see that

your bishop was hanging there?

But, then you have knight c5.

No, I didn't see that line.

That's interesting.

So you attack my bishop, then you protect your bishop.

Right.

So let's go back, and see whether we can improve,

and what's the next logical moves.

It's about coming up with new ideas,

challenging your own excellence.

Find your mistakes.

Next time, you have to do better.

I've been thinking about a few ideas that I never used.

The one I want to show, it's another sacrifice.

I like sacrifices.

And it's one of my favorite openings.

So just let's have a look.

We cannot waste time.

Time is precious.

If you don't feel that the game can unleash

your creative potential, then you're

already on the losing side.

It's not about winning or losing, but, of course,

at the end of the day, it's about winning or losing.

I'm Garry Kasparov.

And this is my MasterClass.