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Bonifratz@feddit.de to Chess@lemmy.ml · 2年前

White to move and win (difficult) - Alexey Troitsky, 1897

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White to move and win (difficult) - Alexey Troitsky, 1897

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Bonifratz@feddit.de to Chess@lemmy.ml · 2年前
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  • SnokenKeekaGuard@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    Bc6 Rb2 Trying to mate on g2 and defending.

    I’m not sure where to go from there, either bg2+ or nf4+

    Either case I can’t find a forced mate in my head atleast

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      Good start. You don’t have to calculate all the way to mate in that line, White gets an overwhelming advantage.

      But more interestingly: What do you do after Bc6 Rb1+?

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        1. Bc6 Rb1+

        2. Ke2 Rxh1

        3. Bg2+ Kxg2

        4. Nf4+ Kg1

        5. Ke1 g2

        6. Ne2

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          Perfect, you found it!

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            No way!

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          Does it work if black declines to take the queen?

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