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CHESS TACTICS #187068

Problem's rating:	1375
Avg. time to solve:	00:44
Total attempts:	469
Solved percentage:	81.9%

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netstv
12-Oct-21, 16:22

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why would you move 2h6+? No one in their right mind would do that.

breakerofwind
12-Oct-21, 20:52

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That move was done to stop Black from playing the immediate Rg1 mate.

netstv
13-Oct-21, 07:39

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Hm... why not move e1-d1 or e1-f1, either one of those would have kept the R... sorry my chess verbiage is not good. I'm still sorta new to all this chess notation.

breakerofwind
13-Oct-21, 10:56

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K is King. R is rook. N is Knight. Q is Queen. B is Bishop. P is Pawn. When moving, identify the piece and then the square that the piece is moving to. + is check. # is checkmate

2. Kd1 Rd2+
3. Kc1 Rg1#

The King cannot move to f1 since it would be in check from Black's Bishop.

netstv
30-Sep-25, 17:22

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Thanks for the info. That makes sense now.

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