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jonellis 25-Oct-20, 03:10 » Report abuse |
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existentialist 15-Dec-22, 06:03 » Report abuse |
![]() Then after 1. Qb4= Nc5 2. Qxc5+ Nd6 white can move the queen to d6, e5 or g5, and, after 1. Qh4+ Ng5 2. Qxg5+ Nf6 white can checkmate by moving the queen to f6, g7, e5 or c5. This problem is based on an interesting idea, but the details are sloppy. |
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![]() It would be pretty easy to eliminate one of the first move options. Block one of the diagonals with a pawn or add another black defender to the g5 or c5 square. |
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snailmate 16-Jan-25, 08:56 » Report abuse |
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Black's K cannot move, so his only moves are to successively interpose knights on c5 and d6, to be captured in turn by the queen.