A castle move in chess is usually in preparation for a major offensive assault on the opponent. It projects a major, well protected, force into the center of the board. It frees the mobile pieces, bishops, knights and the Queen to move in on the opponent’s defenses from the flanks and can also provide added strength for a direct frontal assault. It is not merely a defensive action.
So are you saying the move of giving up ones Queen as Bobby did..its amazing he won? The article said he picked up several pieces by doing that..Stop..don’t have to answer..I’m talking out of my comprehension level. LOL