White to move. How should white proceed?
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White to move. How should white proceed?
1. Bg6+ fxg6
2. fxg6+ Kg8
3. Rd8+ Nd8
4. Rd8+ Re8
5. Re8#
1. Bg6+ should do it, or the a-pawn queens. 1. Bg6+ fxg6 2. fxg6+ Kh8/g8 3. Rd8+ Nxd8 4. Rxd8+ Re8 5. Rxe8#
1.Fg6+! Madame !
1Bg6+ Kg8 or Kh8
2Rd8+ Nxd8
3Rxd8+ Re8
4Rxe8#
1… fxg6+ delays mate by one move.
1.Bg6+ Kg8
2. Rd8+ Nxd8
3. Rxd8#
or 1…fxg6
2.fxg6 Kg8
3.Rd8+ Nxg8
4.Rxd8#
Easy one:)
kidlat 🙂
Bg6+
1. Bg6+ fxg6
2. fxg6+ Kg8 (Kh8)
3. Rd8+ Nxd8
4. Rd8+ Re8
5. Rxe8#
1. Bg6+
1. … fxg6
2. fxg6+ Kh8 or Kg8
3. Rd8+ Nxd8
4. Rxd8+ Re8
5. Rxe8#
1. … Kh8 or Kg8
2. Rd8+ Nxd8
3. Rxd8+ Re8
4. Rxe8#
1Bishop sacrifice
2Rook sacrifice
3 Wins the game
Hi Susan Polgar,
Well,seems that Susan had turned so passionate with past chess puzzles.
First,let me stop saying repeatedly that its a repeated post ( Though its true )- lol
From next post onwards,If at all,I post at this puzzle page then it will be,set of moves for the given chess puzzle( If its not a repeated one and if others had not posted the correct combination or If I differ from others combination of chess moves for the given chess puzzle ).
This may avoid,my wasteful words occupying this best puzzle web page.
I am anxious to know others move for this chess puzzle.
By
Venky [ India – Chennai ]
my humble opinion is f6
my humble opinion is f6
1. Bg6+! fxg6
2. fxg6+ Kg8
3. Rd8+! Nxd8
4. Rxd8#
Weak back rank sticks out like a sore thumb:
1. Bg6 fg6 (Kg/h8 2.Rd8 Nd8 3.Rd8+-)
2. fg6 Kh8/g8
3. Rd8 Nd8
4. Rd8 Re8
5. Re8#
HI
can anyone solve the puzzle
white to play and win
White Kd8 Bb3 Bg1
Black Kc1 Ba1 Pb2 Pb7 Pb6 Ph7
P for Pawn
Dear BinayakRath
your puzzle is a famous study from Nadareishvili!
Source: Nadareishvili, 17th USSR over the board championship tourney, recommended…
and cooked by Khvalchev in 1949!
The solution is very, very long and is based on an indian (!) theme long ago exploited by Troitzky et alii
I drop my mail here for all who have questions about chess studies:
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