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9422m 17-Jul-13, 13:29 » Report abuse |
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capafan 27-Mar-26, 04:33 » Report abuse |
This configuration of BBNN... How B's & N's work together is fundamental tactics. |
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capafan 27-Mar-26, 05:14 » Report abuse |
6/24 = 24% is abysmal success! 1. Nf3 (protects e5B)...Kf5 2. Kf2 (blocks g3)...Kg4 (or 2...Ke4, below) 3. Be6# ~ If 2...Ke4, 3. Bd3# It's simple and precise, but each move must not err. The 18 fails (majority of tries, 76%) could have made one mistake, and gave up, or perhaps they assumed one Kt must be lost as they moved the unguarded e5B, since it couldn't cover both Kts from afar off. (My own initial mistake, which I found out using Analyze Mode!!) Hopefully, they might return to learn this technique. It's well worth a few minutes of time thinking about it! 😁 There is another puzzle using a pair of Kts with one Queen, instead of this e5B, here. Maybe I can find it... Oh, here it is!  puzzle #104883 posted by madthinker 😖
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