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      Home  >  improvement  >  Daily Chess Improvement: Find the right continuation!

      Daily Chess Improvement: Find the right continuation!

      White to move! How should white proceed? No one move solution please!

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      1. CraigB Reply
        July 6, 2020 at 4:20 pm
        1. Bc4 with the dire threat 2. R:f7 R:f7 3. Qe8+ Qf8 3. B:f7+ and black can’t take the B – the Q is pinned and the K can’t take a protected piece. So 3…Kh8 4. Q:f8#.

        Creating luft seems best – 1…h5 (1…h6 2. R:f7 R:f7 3. Qe8+ Kh7 4. Bd3+ g6 5. Q:f7+ and mate soon) and now white can shift gears with 2. Qc7 again with a mating attack, this time along the 7th rank, and starting with 3. B:f7+ – the threats against g7 will be overwhelming.

        Black can also opt to tamely give up the B, but it’s not so tame. 1…Qb4 preparing to push the pawn, 2. R:f7 runs into the same mate. Or 1…Kh8 2. B:f7 Qb4 again preparing to push the pawn but simply 3. B:b3 and the mate threat on g7 prevents capturing the B and, in fact, after 3… Qb8 pinning the white Q, 4. Rc7 forces black to give up the Q for the R to stop mate.

        • jibal Reply
          July 8, 2020 at 10:21 pm

          After 4. Rc7 black has Rf6, not giving up the queen. White can play Be6 threatening Rc8+ but the black queen goes back to c4, defending f8. White still wins, of course, being a full piece up and with continuing threats against black’s king. Marching the f pawn up to aid in the attack is probably the best strategy.

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