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For each move, find the unique game ending in that move. 4...b5# 4...Re1+ 4...Re2 4...Qb5# 5. Ng3# 5. Qxe4# 5...Rxh1# 6. gxf8=N#
1. d4 c6 2. Kd2 Qa5+ 3. Kd3 Qa3+ 4. Kc4 b5#
1. e4 h5 2. Qxh5 Rxh5 3. e5 Rxe5+ 4. Kd1 Re1+
1. e4 h5 2. Qxh5 Rxh5 3. e5 Rxe5+ 4. Kd1 Re2
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Black White 1 d4 e5 2 Kd2 Qg5+ 3 Kc3 exd4+ 4 Kb3 Qb5#
Black White 1. h4 d5 2. h5 Nd7 3. h6 Nf6 4. hxg7 Kd7 5. Rh6 Ne8 6. gxf8N#
1. g4 h5 2. gxh5 Rxh5 3. Bh3 Rxh3 4. Nf3 Rxh2 5. Ne5 Rxh1# {Black mates} 0-1
2014.05.01
Originally posted by David113 For each move, find the unique game ending in that move. 4...b5# 4...Re1+ 4...Re2 4...Qb5# 5. Ng3# 5. Qxe4# 5...Rxh1# 6. gxf8=N#
1. d4 e5 2. Qd3 Ke7 3. Bg5+ Ke6 4. Be7 e4 5. Qxe4#
1. e3 e6 2. Qg4 Ke7 3. Ne2 Kf6 4. Qxg7+ Kf5 5. Ng3#
Originally posted by SwissGambit As Dejection's line has shown, 5...Rxh1# is cooked. It should be 5...Rh1# [no capture]
Originally posted by heinzkat Cannot find that one.
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I'm not trying to solve SwissGambit's one, but try this... 3. Qxe5# Not that hard, but kinda fun.
Originally posted by c0lefalk I'm not trying to solve SwissGambit's one, but try this... 3. Qxe5# Not that hard, but kinda fun.
Wow, twelve minutes. Good job. Ran into it on chessgames.com