Yes, that was my only logical try as well. Perhaps the source is just not so reliable...? (perhaps somebody recognizes the real composed problem from this setup)
But even without the a4 pawn, g3 doesn't really threaten mate does it?
i mean, g3, fxg4, and i don't see a checkmate for white
EDIT: nvm i didn't see Qf6
No. It is from some new website where you can play for money. It also offers some sort of daily problem solving competition with which you should be able to win extra credit (note: you already have to be a paying customer in order to participate, naturally I am not, I am just checking out their puzzles). Today's problem is this one (they did not put up yesterday's puzzle solution, it seems, but there was somebody who was rewarded bonus credit):
"White is to move and mate in two."
Looks more like a sound problem, albeit I cannot find the key move...?
Originally posted by heinzkat No. It is from some new website where you can play for money. It also offers some sort of daily problem solving competition with which you should be able to win extra credit (note: you already have to be a paying customer in order to participate, naturally I am not, I am just checking out their puzzles). Today's problem is this one (they did not put up yest ...[text shortened]... 4/2R4R w - -[/fen]
Looks more like a sound problem, albeit I cannot find the key move...?
Zounds. Another unsound one, confirmed by computer testing.