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Aug-09-17
 | | FSR: 30.Be6+ crushes: 30...Qxe6 (30...Rf7 31.Rh1) 31.Qg6+ Kh8 32.Rh1+ Qh3 33.Rxh3# |
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Aug-09-17 | | agb2002: White has a knight for a rook.
Black threatens bxc3.
White can deliver mate with 30.Be6+ Qxe6 (30... Rf7 31.Rh1 and mate next) 31.Qg6+ Kh8 32.Rh1+ Qh3 33.Rxh3#. |
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Aug-09-17 | | Walter Glattke: 30.Rh1 or 30.Qg6 allow Qg7, that would save. |
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Aug-09-17 | | diagonalley: 30.R-R1 would end a piece up, but for the fact that white's N is en prise |
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Aug-09-17 | | saturn2: It took me a while to see that after 30 Be6+ 30..Rf7 takes the king this escape square and after 30.. QxB the queen cannot interpose on g7. |
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Aug-09-17 | | whiteshark: Mixed the move order. :( |
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Aug-09-17 | | Lambda: Calculated 30. Qg6+ Qg7 31. Be6+ Rf7 32. Bxf7+ Kf8 33. Qxg7+ Kxg7 34. Be6 Re8 35. Bxd5 emerging a piece up in the endgame, and was satisfied with that. |
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Aug-09-17
 | | Jimfromprovidence: If you go back to move 22 for white you got yourself a more meaty puzzle. click for larger view |
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Aug-09-17 | | pragni: I think 30.Rd4 with the threat 31.Rg4 also wins. If 30..Rf7 31.Rg4+ Rg7 32.Be6+ Kf8 33.Qh8+ |
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Aug-09-17 | | Saniyat24: I thought of 30.Rh1 |
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Aug-09-17 | | Vermit: On move 20...Black plays b4 attacking White's knight. Eleven moves later the pawn on b4 is still attacking the knight. But the game is over. |
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Aug-09-17 | | malt: 30.Be6+ Rf7
(30...Q:e6 31.Qg6+ Kh8 32.Rh1+ Qh3 33.R:h3# )
31.Rh1 |
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Aug-09-17 | | matvox: Nunn and done |
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Aug-09-17 | | Modulo: White to play, 30. ?
White can mate in four:
30. Be6+ Qxe6 (30. ... Rf7/Qf7 is answered by 31. Rh1! and mate next move)
31. Qg6+ Kh8
32. Rh1+ Qh3
33. Rxh3# |
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Aug-09-17 | | saturn2: <lambada Calculated 30. Qg6+ Qg7 31. Be6+ Rf7 32. Bxf7+ Kf8 33. Qxg7+ Kxg7 34. Be6 Re8 35. Bxd5 emerging a piece up in the endgame> 35..bxNc3 |
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Aug-09-17 | | takchess: The Bishop e6+ buys a tempo for whites Rh1 create a mating battery that cannot be blocked.
>Qxe6 deflects the queen from the 7th rank or a the block Rf7 creates a pin . A nice tactic. |
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Aug-09-17 | | zb2cr: After 30. Be6+, Rf7; 31. Qg6+ why the heck is everybody saying 31. ... Kh8. What happens if 31. ... Kf8? I think Black can wiggle out by this move combined with ... Qxe6 to create an escape square at e7. |
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Aug-09-17
 | | Willber G: <zb2cr: After 30. Be6+, Rf7; 31. Qg6+ why the heck is everybody saying 31. ... Kh8. What happens if 31. ... Kf8? I think Black can wiggle out by this move combined with ... Qxe6 to create an escape square at e7.> The best move after 30...Rf7 is Rh1 not Qg6+ |
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Aug-09-17 | | kevin86: White forced black to occupy f7-the king's only escape from a mate at h8- which is now inescapable. |
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Aug-09-17 | | eblunt: < Saturn > 36. ♗xc6 and White has ♗+♖+4♙ vs ♖+3♙ Even I could win from there. |
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Aug-09-17 | | saturn2: <eblunt: < Saturn > 36. ♗xc6>
True. But what happens if 35..Rd8 pinning the bishop on d5? |
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Aug-09-17 | | Lambda: <saturn2> 36. Bxc6. That was the point of 34. Be6 |
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Aug-09-17 | | swclark25: I saw it like <agb2002 30.Be6+ Qxe6 31.Qg6+ Kh8 32.Rh1+ Qh3 33.Rxh3#>...first the Bishop check, but Black Queen takes the Bishop rather than blocking with Rook, then White Queen checks on g6, and mate follows in two. |
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Aug-14-17 | | Saniyat24: nice alliterations, <chrisowen>... "effects effronts effaces efforts epicure epidural". |
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Oct-15-20 | | SpiritedReposte: A class checkmate. |
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