r1r5/4k1B1/1b1q2Q1/2p2p2/p3b2R/1p2p3/1P6/K5R1 w – – 0 1
White to move. How should white proceed?
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r1r5/4k1B1/1b1q2Q1/2p2p2/p3b2R/1p2p3/1P6/K5R1 w – – 0 1
White to move. How should white proceed?
1.B-f8 wins
1. Bf8+
1. … Kd8 or Kd7
2. Qxd6+ Ke8
3. Qe7#
1. … Kxf8
2. Qxd6+ with quick mate.
1. … Rxf8
2. Rh7+ with quick mate.
1.- Bf8+! would do it!
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1. Bf8+ , Rxf8
2- Rh7+ , Kd8 ( if Rc7 3. Rxc7+ Ke8 4 Qg8+ Qf8 5 Qxf8# )
3. Qxd6+, Kc8
4. Qxf8+, Bd8
5. Qxd8+, Kxd8
6. Rg8#
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1, Bf8+ Rxf8 2.Rh7+
Has to be Bf8. White wants to separate the black king from his queen who is under attack. As it turns out, mate is unavoidable for black:
1. Bf8 Rf8 (or allow Qxd6)
2. Rh7 Kd8
Or [2. …Rf7 3.Rf7 Ke/d8 4.Qg8 Qf8 5.Qf8#]. Continuing:
3. Qd6 Kc8
4. Qf8 Bd8
5. Qd8 Kd8
6. Rg8#
1. Bf8+
if
1. …. Rxf8
2. Rh7+ Kd8
3. Qxd6+
and mate follows
if
1. …. Kxf8
2. Rh8+ Ke7
3. Rh7+ Kd8/f8
and 4. Qxd6+ and mate follows
Bf8+
Qd6+
Qd6+
1. Bf8+! Rxf8
2. Rh7+
1-0
White wins the queen.
1. Rh7 any (other than the suicidal Qd1+)
2. Bf8 double check 1-0
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white plays
1) Bf8+, Rxf8
2) Rh7+, Rf7
3) Qxf7, Kd8
4) Rg8 and it get over soon
other black moves after 1) Bf8+ or 2) Rh7+ also finishes the game once the black queen is lost
1. Bf8+, Rxd8
2. Rh7+… and quick mate
1. Bf8+, Kxf8 or Kd8 or Kd7
2. Qxd6+… and quick mate