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ulmer_1 05-Apr-19, 02:43 » Report abuse |
@cosmicapoc1.H5 if Black moves his knight anywhere then Rf1-f4 for mate in 2 if Black doesn't move the knight it h5 captures regardless of next move Rf1-f4 for mate in 3" >> 1.h5? with 2.Rf4+? is defended by 2...Nxf4 and there is no alternate mate. I could find the real key. |
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@ulmer_1 Look AgainIf you move knight to f4 then I capture with my rook for checkmate. If you DON'T move the knight I capture it on my next move. My move after that will be rook to f4 for checkmate. |
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ulmer_1 05-Apr-19, 13:20 » Report abuse |
@cosmicapoc>> I have looked again and the position has not changed, . "When I move the pawn to h5 where will you go?" >> Several moves are possible, for example 1.h5? b4. "If you move knight to f4 then I capture with my rook for checkmate." >> Yes, that would be a checkmate, but I do not weakly move my knight there. "If you DON'T move the knight I capture it on my next move. My move after that will be rook to f4 for checkmate." >> 1.h5? b4 2.hxg6 Bc6! 3.Rf4+ Kc6 and no mate! As you can see, the bishop delivers a flight for his king. |
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![]() do you play chess here or just look at puzzles? |
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ulmer_1 05-Apr-19, 13:26 » Report abuse |
@cosmicapoc |
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kingdawar 30-May-23, 00:00 » Report abuse |
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if Black doesn't move the knight it h5 captures
regardless of next move Rf1-f4 for mate in 3