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CHESS TACTICS #201085

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Avg. time to solve:	00:37
Total attempts:	495
Solved percentage:	82.6%

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netstv
26-Aug-25, 16:01

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Not sure why you didn't use....

xc7 xg2
xg2 f1#

To me this is a more elegant solution with the pin ....

breakerofwind
26-Aug-25, 19:21

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Why is it so difficult to identify the piece that moves? There are two pieces that can capture the pawn on g2. Which one is it?

netstv
13-Sep-25, 12:24

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Maybe I'm dense.. don't understand your question. I'm just saying my way does it in two moves... yours in 3... Tomato/Tomaaaato... whatever.

breakerofwind
13-Sep-25, 14:46

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Sorry, I disagree. This is what I get, using your kind of notation:

1. xc7 xg2
2. d6 xg1+
3. xg1 xd6
4. g2 d5+
5. h3 g5
6. a3 f3#

lord_shiva
14-Sep-25, 15:56

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Three Moves

If there is a two move solution then make it an alternate and the others get excised.

Also, use the sensible notation. Something takes something isn’t informative.

netstv
30-Sep-25, 17:22

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sorry guys I'm still new to notation. Trying to figure it out. I just made the moves and copied what GK did. Don't want to upset anyone

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