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capafan 19-Mar-26, 00:01 » Report abuse |
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capafan 19-Mar-26, 20:19 » Report abuse |
 Here is the opening:2. Nc3...Nf6 3. Bc4...a6* 4. Nf3...h6* 5. N×e5...d6 6. Qh5...N×h5* 7. B×f7+...Ke7 (forced) 8. Nd5# I can spot 3 bad* moves for Black. White wastes no time. |
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capafan 29-Mar-26, 18:49 » Report abuse |
White sacked his Q White captures e5P, and Black wants this Kt to leave, so he plays ...d6 to "kick the Kt." But as you can see, it didn't work. To distract B from this kicking thing, W plays, 6. Qh5, threatening Q×f6#. This is actually meant to tempt B, and it works! Black's position is lost. W has 3 pieces attacking f7P, and B can't add two guards in one move. He chooses to capture the Q, but still loses the game! |
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White to move, mate in 2
KBP is a notoriously weak square.
1. B×f7+...Ke7 (forced)
2. Nd5#
The second Kt covers the only 2 squares available, f6 & e7.
Note: Blk's Kt on h5 could have prevented this, had he remained on f6. Playing Knights to the sides of the board is generally risky, unless you know well what you're doing there.