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no, because the black threats were so compelling, and the kingside pawns were the final resource.
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Originally posted by Mephisto2
no, because the black threats were so compelling, and the kingside pawns were the final resource.
Yes,you have to
Reveal Hidden Contentblock the support of the d-pawn,else you are doomed,and only 1 way to do it
so the initial move was easy.Took me quite a while to figure out the rest though.
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White mates in three.
Composed by Kcirederf.
Edit: Anyone know why the OP was banned?
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without the f-pawn and the two white pieces, g4 would checkmate 🙂
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Originally posted by Mephisto2
without the f-pawn and the two white pieces, g4 would checkmate 🙂
Yes! I was hoping it would give others as much of a tough time as it did me. Alas! 🙂
[FEN "8/8/5K1p/7k/5p1n/5P1R/6PB/8 w - - 0 1"]
1. Bg3 fxg3 2. Rh2 gxh2 3. g4# 1-0
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Originally posted by Mephisto2
without the f-pawn and the two white pieces, g4 would checkmate 🙂
Nice clue, I was struggling with that one! The mate in 4 was easy to find.
Reveal Hidden Content1. Bg3 fxg3 2.Rh2 gxh2 3.g4#
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Huh, just noticed that the original poster was banned. Anyone know why?
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I can only imagine it's for duplicate accounts as he never made any controversial posts and he's clearly not using an engine!
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Frank Healey's 'The Charm' circa 1866.
White mates in 5
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Originally posted by Ajuin
Frank Healey's 'The Charm' circa 1866.
White mates in 5
[fen]3B1n2/r5pp/8/p1rp3Q/P2k4/2p1N3/2K3P1/8 w - - 0 1[/fen]
Reveal Hidden Content1.Qe2 threatens Nf5# therefor 1. ... Rf7 2.Be7! ... - 3.Nf5+ ... - 4.Qd3+ Ke5 5.Qe3#
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Originally posted by Mephisto2
[hidden] 1.Qe2 threatens Nf5# therefor 1. ... Rf7 2.Be7! ... - 3.Nf5+ ... - 4.Qd3+ Ke5 5.Qe3#[/hidden]
Correct and quick as usual 🙂
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