Was at the Edinburgh Club swapping tricks, traps and opening ideas
with some of Scotland's elite.
This popped up which I managed to get.
White to play and draw. (don't know who composed it.)
Don't just post the key move [hidden]. Anybody can do that.
I want to see the workings in action.
Please use the PGN thingy to show the two critical lines.
Use two PGN's, no comments needed.
10 Oct 12
Originally posted by greenpawn34I would try
Was at the Edinburgh Club swapping tricks, traps and opening ideas
with some of Scotland's elite.
This popped up which I managed to get.
White to play and draw. (don't know who composed it.)
[fen]1kB2B1R/1P5p/8/8/8/3q2p1/5bP1/7K w - - 0 1[/fen]
Don't just post the key move [hidden]. Anybody can do that.
I want to see the workings in action.
...[text shortened]... lease use the PGN thingy to show the two critical lines.
Use two PGN's, no comments needed.
bf5 attacking the queen and threating a discovered attack on the king
11 Oct 12
Originally posted by SwissGambitExcellent!
[hidden]...Qf1 mate[/hidden]
Woohoo, I beat a 2200 player.
Obvious is Bd6+ (forced), QxB, then Bh3+ followed by Rxh7+ - rook moves along "h" file if queen captures it's a stalemate. The other drawing lines are equally obvious. The bishop and pawn endgame is a draw if black forces white to trade rook for queen.
11 Oct 12
Originally posted by SmittyTimeIn a fast game you may be able to beat me OTB. But at regular tournment time controls of 40/2, SD/1, d/5 that they used in the most recent World Open in July for the section that I would have played in, I doubt it.
Even I had the first 3 moves worked out.
My rating is almost 1000 pionts less than RJ, but I bet I could beat him OTB.
Originally posted by RJHindsThere's only one way to find out. Where do you live? Lets meet up and play.
In a fast game you may be able to beat me OTB. But at regular tournment time controls of 40/2, SD/1, d/5 that they used in the most recent World Open in July for the section that I would have played in, I doubt it.