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mahmoudma2 18-Aug-12, 18:28 » Report abuse |
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kickage 18-Sep-12, 14:52 » Report abuse |
 Then I thought Qe1 threatening Rh1# was even better because the queen would have to sacrifice itself with Qxf1 on move 2. (Or if g pawn moves Qf2#) But the problem with both of these solutions is that white can play b6 at the end, whereas in the Rh1+ solution white has to play something like Kh2 to prevent Qf4# and then black has the chance to play something takes b5. I forgot white was still allowed to play moves after losing the queen... Hope that explains things |
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mahmoudma2 18-Sep-12, 16:09 » Report abuse |
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esperichoo 02-Sep-22, 03:28 » Report abuse |
Turning the bite around the head |
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Solve
1. Nc5 Qf4+
2. Qg3 Rh1+
3. Kxh1 Qxg3
if
2.g3 Qf2#
thanks