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bert17 31-Jul-21, 14:34 » Report abuse |
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jmchess01 09-Oct-25, 06:32 » Report abuse |
![]() Queen x Knight |
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snailmate 09-Oct-25, 09:43 » Report abuse |
![]() Once I realised that, the solution was not too hard. |
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![]() 1.Qc5+ and then: 1...Kd2 2.Qc1# 1...Kf3 2.Q×f2# Before the key move, i.e. Black plays first, we have: 1...N moves 2.Q×d3# 1...Kf3 2.Q×d3# So, in the end, we have two different checkmates. |
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Not over fond of check/capture keymoves either but this problem has a certain ingenuity about it.