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Problem's rating:2169
Avg. time to solve:03:18
Total attempts:240
Solved percentage:41.2%
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wausman
05-Mar-12, 04:52

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What's wrong with qe7?
binblaster
06-Mar-12, 09:04
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binblaster
06-Mar-12, 09:05

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If 1. ...Qe7? then 2. Rxa6 Qe1+ 3. Qd1!!
davdebrux
19-Sep-12, 10:07

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1...Qd2
was my first idea but i did not find anything against

2.Rd1 Re1
3.Rad6 Rxd1+ (QxRd6 leading to nothing particular)
4.Qxd1 Qxd1+
5. Rxd1

and white in the end have a good final.





justmejoe
09-Aug-18, 10:59

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1... Qd2
After 2. Rd1 the followup is not Re1. I think renewing the backrank threat with Rd7! is correct.

1. .... Qd2 2. Rd1 Rd7!
if 3. Rxd2 then obviously Re1+ and mate follows.
if 3. Rc1 then Qxc1+! and more of the same.
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