Originally posted by Javasnob2Rh6+ ... Kxh6
I recently browsed a game between two of my former and current opponents and noticed this position after move 35.
White's move was to take the Rook at b2. It cost him the game; too bad he didn't see the better (and winning) move.
[fen]8/3Q3P/r2p1pk1/2p1p1p1/p1P2q2/P7/1r1R1P2/2K4R[/fen]
Javasnob2
h8=Q+ ... Kg6
Qh7++
Originally posted by Shinidokibecause the rook sac look pretty it was easier for you to see.
H8=N# is not the move I spotted - like someone else i spotted the Rook-Sac
But both conclusions are Valid...Simply becuase they both FORCE MATE....
But i find it rather funny - I was able to work out the forced mate (starting with the rook-sac), a 5 move sequence, but COMPLETLY Missed h8=N
Originally posted by Javasnob2How's about
I recently browsed a game between two of my former and current opponents and noticed this position after move 35.
White's move was to take the Rook at b2. It cost him the game; too bad he didn't see the better (and winning) move.
[fen]8/3Q3P/r2p1pk1/2p1p1p1/p1P2q2/P7/1r1R1P2/2K4R[/fen]
Javasnob2
Q h6 check K g7
Q g8 checkmate
EDIT whoops missed K f5 😳