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4d to 6c
Nxe6
1. Nc6 Qc72. Qxe6+! fxe63. Bg6#
1.Qxe6
Nxe6 fxe6Qxe6 Qe7Bg6#Best from Hungary
the best continuation is probably this crazy combination:1. Qxe6+ fxe62. Bg6+ Ke73. Nc6+ Kd64. Nxd8 threatening Nf7+greets, jan
Nc6 then Qxe6
1.Nd6 winning the queen... if the queen moves, then 2.Qxe6 and 3.Bg6#
1. Nc6 !Erik FokkeAmsterdam
1. Nc6 Qanywhere2. Qxe6+ fxe63. Bg6#
1nc6 q any 2qxp+ pxq 3bf6+ mate
1nc6 q any 2qxp+ pxq 3bg6+ mate
1. Nc6 threatening the queen and 2. Qxe6+ fxe6 3. Bg6#
1. Bg6!
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4d to 6c
Nxe6
1. Nc6 Qc7
2. Qxe6+! fxe6
3. Bg6#
1.Qxe6
Nxe6 fxe6
Qxe6 Qe7
Bg6#
Best from Hungary
the best continuation is probably this crazy combination:
1. Qxe6+ fxe6
2. Bg6+ Ke7
3. Nc6+ Kd6
4. Nxd8 threatening Nf7+
greets, jan
Nc6 then Qxe6
Nc6 then Qxe6
1.Nd6 winning the queen... if the queen moves, then 2.Qxe6 and 3.Bg6#
1. Nc6 !
Erik Fokke
Amsterdam
1. Nc6 Qanywhere
2. Qxe6+ fxe6
3. Bg6#
1nc6 q any 2qxp+ pxq 3bf6+ mate
1nc6 q any 2qxp+ pxq 3bg6+ mate
1. Nc6 threatening the queen and 2. Qxe6+ fxe6 3. Bg6#
1. Bg6!
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