Post 676 Key move 1.Nh1 The logic thinking is - what Black pieces can move? The H-pawn, the knight, and the G-pawn. If the knight moves then 2.Nf2 mate. if the H- pawn moves 2.Ng5 mate. if the G pawn captures knight and promotes to Q,R, or B then 2.Qg3 mate. if the G pawn promotes to knight then 2.Qf1 mate.
Post 677 Key move 1.Nf4
Post 678 Key move 1.Qc6
Post 679 Key move 1.Kc8
Post 680 Key move 1.e8=B
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Post 671 Key move 1.Qf1
Post 672 Key move 1.Qc4
Post 673 Key move 1.Rb6!, cxb6 2.c3, b5 3.Kc5, b4 4.cxb4 mate
Post 674 Key move 1.c4!, bxc3 en passant 2.Qc4 mate or 1...Kxb3 2.Qc2 mate.
Post 675 Key move 1.Qc6! The thinking is White must have answers to Black's three different piece moves. The king can move to a6. The b - pawn can move to b4. The d-pawn can move to d6 or d5. Only Qc6 covers all three by mate on a8 or mate on a4 or finally if dxc6 (losing the queen) then Ra6 is mate. That is why you should follow the logical thinking otherwise the loss of queen will stop you from considering the move.
Full solution: 1.Qc6, b4 2.Qa4 mate. or 1...Ka6 2.Qa8 mate or 1...dxc6 2.Ra6 mate.Last edited by Hans Jung; Sunday, 1st September, 2024, 11:50 AM.
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Post 661 Key move 1.Qd6
Post 662 Key move 1.f8=B, Ke8 2.Nf6 mate.
Post 663 Key move 1.b4+, cxb3 2.Nb2, b4 3.Nc4 mate.
Post 664 Key move 1.Ba8, Nxa8 2.Ba7 mate. or Kxa8 2.Qc8 mate. Other Black moves also lead to mate in one.
Post 665 Key move 1.Qa3Last edited by Hans Jung; Wednesday, 28th August, 2024, 08:15 PM.
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Post 656 Key move 1.Qe8
Post 657 Key move 1.Bd6
Post 658 Key move 1.Bd7
Post 659 Key move 1.Bg3
Post 660 Key move 1.Qf1
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Post 651 Key move 1.Qe1
Post 652 Key move 1.c8=B
Post 653 Key move 1.Qc4
Post 654 Key move 1.c5
Post 655 Key move 1.Bc7
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Post 646 Key move 1.Kf1
Post 647 Key move 1.Rb3, Ke5 2.Re3 zugzwang's the king. Black must play Kd4 or Kf4 and Qc3 or Qg3 is mate.
Post 648 Key move 1.Qe4
Post 649 Key move 1.Ra2 and 2.Na3 or Nc3 mate
Post 650 Key move 1.Qe6
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Post 641 Key move 1.Qe8
Post 642 Key move 1.d4
Post 643 Key move 1.Qh6
Post 644 Key move 1.0-0
Post 645 Key move 1.0-0-0
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Post 636 Key move 1.Qb7
Post 637 Key move 1.Qa8+
Post 638 Key move 1.Qg5
Post 639 Key move 1.Bf7+, e6 2.Nf6 mate. or 1...Ne6 2.Qc6 mate.
Post 640 Key move 1.Rf3
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Post 631 Key move 1.Qa2 if Knight moves 2.Nb6 mate, if pawn moves 2.Qg2 mate.
Post 632 Key move 1.Nc1
Post 633 Key move 1.Ne3
Post 634 Key move 1.Nf2
Post 635 Key move 1.Re1
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Post 621 Key move 1.Kg1
Post 622 Key move 1.Nxa2
Post 623 Key move 1.Bh7
Post 624 Key move 1.Kf4
Post 625 Key move 1.Be6
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Post 611 Key move 1.Ke2, Kc1 2.Nb4, b1=Ror N 3.Nd3 mate. or 2....b1=Q or B 3.Qd2 mate.
Post 612 Key move 1.Qa8
Post 613 Key move 1.Qf4
Post 614 Key move 1.Re5
Post 615 Key move 1.Ba6
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Post 606 Key move 1.Ba8
Post 607 Key move 1.Qd3
Post 608 Key move 1.Kb2
Post 609 Key move 1.Qc3, Kb1 2.Qd3+, Ka1 3.Qd4, Kb1 4.Qe4+, Ka1 5.Qe5, Kb1 6.Qf5+, Ka1 7.Qf6, Kb1 8.Qg6+, Ka1 9.Qg7, Kb1 10.Qh7+, Ka1 11.Qh8, Kb1 12.Qh1 mate.
Post 610 Key move 1.Ra6
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