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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 826 Key move 1.Bh1

    Post 827 Key move 1.Ra3

    Post 829 Key move 1.Bc4

    Post 830 Key move 1.Rg7

    Post 831 Key move 1.Nf4

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 821 Key move 1.Be4

    Post 822 Key move 1.Bd4

    Post 823 Key move 1.Rf5

    Post 824 Key move 1.Bf6

    Post 825 Key move 1.c8=N and2.b8=N mate.
    Last edited by Hans Jung; Wednesday, 18th September, 2024, 12:45 PM.

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 816 Key move 1.c5

    Post 817 Key move 1.Nf6

    Post 818 Key move 1.Qa3

    Post 819 Key move 1.Rd1-d6+, Bc6 2.Rb7 mate.

    Post 820 Key move 1.Qf5

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 811 Key move 1.e8=Q, Kf6 2.Qb2 mate or 1...Kd6 2.Qh2 mate.

    Post 812 Key move 1.Qa2

    Post 813 Key move 1.Qg8+, Qf7 2.Qc8 mate.

    Post 814 Key move 1.Bd5

    Post 815 Key move 1.Qa8

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 806 Key move 1.Qd4 Sometimes its obvious. Connect all the dots. The queen connects the rooks, the queening square of the pawn, targets a checkmating rank and two key checkmating target squares, as well as pinning the key defending knight in one critical line. I.Qd4, Ka4 2.Rxa2 mate. A beautiful problem and critical learning.

    Post 807 Key move 1.Bc2

    Post 808 Key move 1.Qa1

    Post 809 Key move 1.Rg8

    Post 810 Key move 1.d4
    Last edited by Hans Jung; Sunday, 15th September, 2024, 10:10 AM.

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 801 Key move 1.Ke2

    Post 802 Key move 1.Rb2

    Post 803 Key move 1.e8=B

    Post 804 Key move 1.Qe5

    Post 805 Key move 1.Qh6

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 796 Key move 1.Qf2

    Post 797 Key move 1.Kb5

    Post 798 Key move 1.Qe6

    Post 799 Key move 1.Qa6

    Post 800 Key move 1.Qg3

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 791 Key move 1.Qc6

    Post 792 Key move 1.Bd5

    Post 793 Key move 1.Rd6

    Post 794 Key move 1.Qd1

    Post 795 Key move 1.Rh8, Kf6 2.g8=N mate.
    Last edited by Hans Jung; Friday, 13th September, 2024, 08:33 AM.

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 786 Key move 1.Ke7

    Post 787 Key move 1.Qc8

    Post 788 Key move 1.Rb4+, Kc3 2.Rd3 mate.

    Post 789 Key move 1.d4+, Nxd4 2.Nd3 mate or 1...Rxd4 2.Nf3 mate

    Post 790 Key move 1.Rg2

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 781 Key move 1.Qg3

    Post 782 Key move 1.c5

    Post 783 Key move 1.Qh5

    Post 784 Key move 1.Rg1

    Post 785 Key move 1.Qc2

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 776 Key move 1.Ra6-c6

    Post 777 Key move 1.Rg2 or 1.Rh2

    Post 778 Key move 1.Qg5

    Post 779 Key move 1.Ne1

    Post 780 Key move 1.Kd2

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 771 Key move 1.Qe4

    Post 772 Key move 1.Kb3

    Post 773 Key move 1.Rc3

    Post 774 Key move 1.Bg4

    Post 775 Key move 1.Be8

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 766 Key move 1.Nf3+, Ke2 2.Re3 mate. or 1...Kc2 2.Qc1 mate.

    Post 767 Key move 1.Ng3

    Post 768 Much humour here. There are ten candidate key moves. I'll try a list. 1.Rd1, Re1, Rf1, Rg1, Rh1, Bd5, Bf3, Bg2, Bh1 and Kc5 Ive never seen that many candidates for key move.

    Post 769 Key move 1.a4+ and 2.Rc8

    Post 770 Key move 1.Qg8

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 761 Key move 1.Qb5

    Post 762 Key move 1.Qc2

    Post 763 Key move 1.Qa8

    Post 764 Key move 1.Kf5

    Post 765 Key move 1.Kh2

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  • Hans Jung
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    Post 756 Key move 1.Qd5

    Post 757 Key move 1.Qxe5

    Post 758 Key move 1.Kb2

    Post 759 Key move 1.Re2, Rh1+ 2.Kg3, Kxb2 3.Be1+, Kc1 4.Kg2, Kd1 5.Rd2+, Ke1 6.Rd4, Rf1 7.Re4+ and wins the black rook.

    Post 760 Key move 1.Nd7

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