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| Jun-26-12 | | agb2002: Black has the bishop pair for a bishop, two knights and three pawns. The knight on b1 prevents mate at once with 13... Bb4+. Therefore, 13... Qxb1+, getting rid of the defender: A) 14.Rxb1 Bb4#.
B) 14.Kd2 Bb4#. |
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| Jun-26-12 | | lost in space: 13...Qxb1+! 14. Rxb1 (14. Kd2 Bb4#) 14..Bb4#
Nice! |
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| Jun-26-12 | | gambler: Hassan:
I did it the exact same way. It feels very natural to play the bishop there ins such a position. |
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| Jun-26-12 | | Eyal: Black was so "preoccupied" with developing his pieces that he missed a rather simple win as early as move 9, with ...Ne5 (10.Qg3 Nd3+, or 10.Qd5 Nd3+ [Qc2 is good too] followed by Nxf2). |
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| Jun-26-12 | | mohannagappan: 13 ...Qxb1+ 14 Rxb1 or Kd2 Bb4# |
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| Jun-26-12 | | whiteshark: <13...Qxb1+> and that's it. |
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| Jun-26-12 | | romni: Ravikumar! Wow...thats a blast from the past!...I remember playing some 5 minute games with him, way back in the day...needless to say I didn't get much of a 'look-in'. |
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| Jun-26-12 | | zb2cr: This is a pretty little mate. 13. ... Qxb1+; 14. Rxb1, Bb4#. If 14. Kd2, Bb4#! |
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Jun-26-12
 | | Richard Taylor: Ouch!! Nd4 is nice... |
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| Jun-26-12 | | James D Flynn: White is a piece and 3 pawns up but Black’s pieces are aggressively placed. He must clearly act quickly to take advantage of his mobility. The obvious candidate is Rxb2 threatening Rxb1 and Bb4+. The latter is a mating threat because when the N interposes BxN would be mate. Hey, wait a moment , only the N stops Bb4+ mating immediately and Black can take that N with his Q .
13……..Qxb1+ and whether White plays 41.Rxb1 or Kd2 Bb4+ is mate. |
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| Jun-26-12 | | desiobu: Nd4! was a brilliant move (threatening Nc2+ besides the game line). |
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Jun-26-12
 | | chrisowen: Sleuth a knee bone 13 qxb1+ 14 rxb1 bb4 bind i spot nod i seat a de force opening realises it together on b and g mind coordination just delve in purple patch again for kinge1 no escape in d2 alpha row 2 all smiles tres a bien a kids ring o tangles covered it down in glesson it alone in thinking rooke8 could have bettered it steal a march in would 14.kd2 or may a trick it book in 3 ok bxd6 agrave rooke8 be link? |
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| Jun-26-12 | | kevin86: Mate in two:Qxb1+ and the bishop mates ,whether or not the queen is taken. Looks more like a Monday puzzle. |
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| Jun-26-12 | | BOSTER: This combo began with move 10...Nd4!,playing which black have already seen the final mate with bishop b4. This is position before move 10...Nd4
click for larger view Is this combo really correct? |
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Jun-26-12
 | | paulalbert: Easy: Boden's mate after Qxb1ch, but a little different formation than I'd seen before. Very nice! |
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| Jun-26-12 | | drnooo: how about whites position is such a mess that about twenty five moves of black win |
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| Jun-26-12 | | 1stboard: " FSR: <InspiredByMorphy: White could have also played 3.Nf3 Does anybody have any thoughts on the strength of this move compared to 3.exd6 ?> " I agree, 3 Nf3 ( or at least on move # 4 played Nf3 ) a much better move than what was played. Also as you state ( Morphy ) Knights before Bishops , white seemed to get into all sorts of trouble after his actual move 4 c3 (?) |
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| Jun-26-12 | | waustad: My first thought was a rook sac on a2. I guess there was better. I do better on these when I look at them in the morning. It is brew week in Athens, OH and I then made the first batch of basil pesto, so red wine was in order, so ..... I guess my patzer level may be even worse than usual. Microbrew pints have a LOT more alcohol than a Strohs. |
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| Jun-26-12 | | ajile: < Abdel Irada: >
lol
So both sides offer a gambit on their turn. A total of 3 gambits in one opening. Hilarious. 1.f4 e5 (Gambit #1 From Gambit)
2.e4 (Gambit #2 King's Gambit)
2..d5! (Gambit #3 Falkbeer Counter Gambit)
So what does White play next? 3.d4?! |
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Jun-26-12
 | | FSR: <1stboard: ... white seemed to get into all sorts of trouble after his actual move 4 c3 (?)> White played a lot of stupid moves: c3, Bxf6, Qf3 . . . |
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| Jun-26-12 | | Nullifidian: Boden's mate with:
13... ♕xb1+ 14. ♖xb1/♔d2 ♗b4# |
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| Jun-27-12 | | EXIDE: Spent all of my time trying to make Qc2 work. It does not. Missed the easy move!! |
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Jun-27-12
| | FSR: <ajile: ... So both sides offer a gambit on their turn. A total of 3 gambits in one opening. Hilarious.
1.f4 e5 (Gambit #1 From Gambit)
2.e4 (Gambit #2 King's Gambit)
2..d5! (Gambit #3 Falkbeer Counter Gambit)
So what does White play next? 3.d4?!>
3.fxe5?? Qh4+ 4.Ke2? Qxe4+ 5.Kf2 Bc5+ is a true King's Gambit: White gambits his king. O Rigaud vs J Cooper, 1974 |
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| Feb-23-14 | | marcovisk82: Acho que esa abertura só pode ser perigosa em duas situações: 1 nas mãos de um grande jogador lutando com outro de menor força. 2 contra alguém que gosta de capturar material imprudentemente . Desenvolvendo e não se importando em devolver algum material fica tranquilo! |
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| Dec-13-22 | | Messiah: Terrible play. |
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