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b1. Ng6 PxN2. Qxe6+ Qf73. Rh8+ KxR4. Qxf7
Ng6 fxg6Qxe6+ Kf8 Rh8+ Ng8Rxg8++
NG6 works. Threatening Rh8...
Ng6
b1. Ng6 f7xg62. Qxe6+ Qf73. Rh8+ Kxh84. Qxf7
Qe3, Qh3 and then Qh8 #
1. Ng6 if 1... fxg62. Qxe6+ Qf7 (else mate)3. Rh8+ and 4. Qxf7else, the threat is 2. Rh8# so1... Rh42. Nxh4 wins the exchange
how about Ng6 and Qxe6+. Qf7 interposition is answered by Rh8+h
Start with Ng6 and Rh8 after Qe6
I would play Ng6; there are two possible main lines: accepting the sacrifice or not. The countersacrifice Bxg2 is good just for delaying the mentioned choice and hence the end...
Ng6 threatening Rh8 looks tasty.1 Ng6 fg2 Qe6 Qf73 Rh8 and wins queenor 2 Qe6 Kf8 3 Rf8or1 Ng6 Nh72 Qh51 Ng6 Bg2 doesn't work either.
X. Ng6
1. Ng6 fxg62. Qxe6+ Qf73. Rh8+ +-
1. Ng6 (threaten Rg8 #) fxg62. Qxe6+ Qf73. Rh8+ +-
Ng6! threatening Rh8#if ...fxg6 Qxe6+only defense is ...Rh4 and white plays Nxh4, winning the exchangeRh4 also defends the Qe3 idea btw
1. Ng6 fxN (or else Rh8++)2. Qxe6+ Qf7 (if Kf8 then Rh8)3. Rh8+ Kxh84. Qxf7
Ng6...g6Q + and so on
Ng6..,,g6thrn Q check....so on
1. Ne5-g6 threatening Rh1-h8 mate1. ... f7xg6 (forced)2. Qe2xe6+If now 2. ... Kg8-f8 3. Rh1-h8+ Nf6-g8 3. Rh8xg8 mateAlternative for Black loses the Queen: 2. ... Qc7-f7 3. Rh1-h8+ Kg8xh8 (forced) 4. Qe6xf7
great post..chess
Ng6!!
ng6Arctic Knight
I saw Ng6 after two-three seconds. I have no doubt 'that's the move'.
1. Ng6 fxe62. Qxe6# Qf73. Th8# Kxh84. Qxe6
1.Ng6 looks promising
Ng6 seems the strongest. Threatens Rh8 mate. If fxg6, Qe6, Qf7, Rh8 wins material.
Ng6 looks good.If...fxg6 Qxe6+Qf7 Rh8+...fxg6 Kf8Rh8+ Ng8Rxg8#
1.Ng6! threats mate with Rh81.... fxg62.Qe6+ Qf7 (Kf8 3.Rh8+-)3.Rh8+ Kxh84.Qxf7+-1.... Nh7 (to prevent Rh8)2.Rxh7 Kh73.Qh5+ Kg84.Qh8#
1.Ng6 f:g6 2.Qe6+ Qf7 3.Rh8+! K:g8 4.Q:f7
Mr Schmidig1.Ng6 Nh72.Rxh7 fxg6 is more tenacious3.Qe6+! open up the e file!Kxh7 (Qf7 4.Rh8+)4.Qxg6+ K adlib5.Re8+ Rxe86.Qxe8 mate
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b
1. Ng6 PxN
2. Qxe6+ Qf7
3. Rh8+ KxR
4. Qxf7
Ng6 fxg6
Qxe6+ Kf8
Rh8+ Ng8
Rxg8++
NG6 works. Threatening Rh8...
Ng6
b
1. Ng6 f7xg6
2. Qxe6+ Qf7
3. Rh8+ Kxh8
4. Qxf7
Qe3, Qh3 and then Qh8 #
1. Ng6
if 1... fxg6
2. Qxe6+ Qf7 (else mate)
3. Rh8+ and 4. Qxf7
else, the threat is 2. Rh8# so
1... Rh4
2. Nxh4 wins the exchange
how about Ng6 and Qxe6+. Qf7 interposition is answered by Rh8+
h
Start with Ng6 and Rh8 after Qe6
I would play Ng6; there are two possible main lines: accepting the sacrifice or not. The countersacrifice Bxg2 is good just for delaying the mentioned choice and hence the end...
Ng6 threatening Rh8 looks tasty.
1 Ng6 fg
2 Qe6 Qf7
3 Rh8 and wins queen
or
2 Qe6 Kf8
3 Rf8
or
1 Ng6 Nh7
2 Qh5
1 Ng6 Bg2 doesn't work either.
X. Ng6
1. Ng6 fxg6
2. Qxe6+ Qf7
3. Rh8+ +-
1. Ng6 (threaten Rg8 #) fxg6
2. Qxe6+ Qf7
3. Rh8+ +-
Ng6! threatening Rh8#
if ...fxg6 Qxe6+
only defense is ...Rh4 and white plays Nxh4, winning the exchange
Rh4 also defends the Qe3 idea btw
1. Ng6 fxN (or else Rh8++)
2. Qxe6+ Qf7 (if Kf8 then Rh8)
3. Rh8+ Kxh8
4. Qxf7
Ng6...g6
Q + and so on
Ng6..,,g6
thrn Q check....so on
Ng6...g6
Q + and so on
1. Ne5-g6 threatening Rh1-h8 mate
1. ... f7xg6 (forced)
2. Qe2xe6+
If now 2. ... Kg8-f8 3. Rh1-h8+ Nf6-g8 3. Rh8xg8 mate
Alternative for Black loses the Queen: 2. ... Qc7-f7 3. Rh1-h8+ Kg8xh8 (forced) 4. Qe6xf7
great post..
chess
Ng6!!
ng6
Arctic Knight
I saw Ng6 after two-three seconds. I have no doubt 'that's the move'.
1. Ng6 fxe6
2. Qxe6# Qf7
3. Th8# Kxh8
4. Qxe6
1.Ng6 looks promising
Ng6 seems the strongest. Threatens Rh8 mate. If fxg6, Qe6, Qf7, Rh8 wins material.
Ng6 looks good.
If
...fxg6 Qxe6+
Qf7 Rh8+
...fxg6 Kf8
Rh8+ Ng8
Rxg8#
1.Ng6! threats mate with Rh8
1.... fxg6
2.Qe6+ Qf7 (Kf8 3.Rh8+-)
3.Rh8+ Kxh8
4.Qxf7+-
1.... Nh7 (to prevent Rh8)
2.Rxh7 Kh7
3.Qh5+ Kg8
4.Qh8#
1.Ng6 f:g6 2.Qe6+ Qf7 3.Rh8+! K:g8 4.Q:f7
Mr Schmidig
1.Ng6 Nh7
2.Rxh7 fxg6 is more tenacious
3.Qe6+! open up the e file!
Kxh7 (Qf7 4.Rh8+)
4.Qxg6+ K adlib
5.Re8+ Rxe8
6.Qxe8 mate
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