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      Overnight chess tactic

      Chess tactic, Puzzle Solving


      White to move. Is it a win, draw or loss for White?

      Source: ChessToday.net

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      3 Comments

      1. Aaron K Reply
        January 22, 2009 at 4:46 am

        1.Kxe7 f3
        2.f6 f2
        3.f7 f1(Q)
        4.f8(Q) Qxf8
        5.Kxf8 g6
        6.Kf7 Kh7
        7.Kf6 Kh8
        8.Kxg6 white wins

        but

        1. Kxe7 f3
        2. f6 gxf6
        3. gxf6 f2
        4. f7 f1(Q)
        5. f8(R) Qxf8
        6. Kxf8 Kh7
        7. Kf7 Kh6
        8. Kf6 Kh5
        9. Kf5 Kxh4 and no more pieces left

      2. Umesh::ഉമേഷ് Reply
        January 22, 2009 at 5:55 am

        1. Kf8! wins. The idea is to get a pawn to g7 and Queen at g8.

        (A)1…f3 2. f6! (This is needed to guard the WK along the f-file), and now,
        (A1) 1…exf6 2. g6 f2 3. h5 f1Q 4. h6 mates.
        (A2) 1…gxf6 2. g6 f2 3. h5! f1Q 4. g7+ Kh7 5. g8Q+ Kh6 6. Qg6#
        (A3) 1…Kh7 2. fxg7 followed by 3. g8Q.

        (B)1…Kh7 2. h5 f3 3. h6 g6 (3…gxh6 4. g6+ Kh8 5. g7+ Kh7 6. g8Q#) 4. Kf7! gxf5 5. g6+ Kxh6 6. g7 wins.

      3. Anonymous Reply
        January 22, 2009 at 7:15 am

        This is really nice, Umesh ! I think you’re right.

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