Black to move. How should Black proceed?
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Black to move. How should Black proceed?
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1… Qxf2+
2.Kxf2 Re2+
3.Kg1 f2#
Qxf2, Te2+, f2mate
1. … Qxf2+
2. Kxf2 Re2+
3. Kxf3
(If 3. Kg1 f2 mates)
3. … Bg4+
4. Kf4 Bh6 mate
Qxf2, Re2+, f2 checkmate
Qxf2*, Re2+, f2 checkmate
Qxf2+,
Kxf2, Re2+
Kg1, f2++
Qxf2+
Kxf2, Re2+
Kg1, f2++
took me a little while to spot
Qxf2+ Kxf2
Re2+ Kg1
f2 mate
1..Qxf2
2. Kxf2 Re2+
3. f2 mate
Qxf2
KxQ Re2+
Kxf3 Bg4+
Kf4 Bh6++
1. … Q:f2+
2. K:f2 Re2+
3. K:f3 (if. 3. Kg1 f2++)
3. … Bg4+
4. Kf4 Bh6++
by Stulzer
1… Qxf2+
2. Kxf2 Re2+
3. Kg1 f2#
Interesting position.
1. … Qf2+
2. Kf2 Re2+
3. Kf3 Bg4+
4. Kf4 Bh6+ mate
1. Qxf2+ Kxf2
2. Re2+ Kg1
3. f2#
2. Re2+ Kxf3
3. Bg4+ Kf4
4. Bh6#
3. Bg4+ Kh4
4. Bf6#
Gutsy play by Berzinsh.
Mark
Wild attack by Black.
Great solution.
These are my speed.
1…….Q:f2+
2. K:f2 Re2+
3. K:f3 Bg4+
4. Kf4 Bh3#
1. Qxf2 Kxf2
2. Re2+ Kg1
3. f2++
2 … Kxf3
3. Bg4+ …
4. Bh6++
1…. Qxf2+
2. Kxf2 Re2+
3. Kg1 f2#
1. … Qxf2+
2. Kxf2 Re2+
3. Kxf3 Bg4+
4. Kf4 Bh6#
1. Qxf2+ Kxf2
2. Re2+
(if 2. … Kg1 3. f3-f2++)
2. … Kxf3
3. Bg4+ Kf4
4. Bh6++