Another chess tactical review Chess tactic, Puzzle Solving White to move. What’s the best continuation for white? Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar
This was easy. With so much material imbalance, this had to be a set puzzle, so all I had to do was to look for a big sacrifice and a mate with small pieces 🙂
1. Qxf5+ Kxf5
2. Bd3+ Kg5
3. Ne6#
This doesn’t look too difficult
1. Qxf5+ Kxf5 (forced)
2. Bd3+ Kg5 (forced)
3. Ne6#
Hello
1. Qxf5+ , Kxf5
2. Bd3+ , Kg5
3. Ne6#
Greetings from Spain
Could it be 1. Qxf5+ Kxf5 2. Bd3+ Kg5 3. Ne6 mate?
Sac the Queen:
1. Qf5 Kf5
2. Bd3 Kg5
3. Ne6#
Composed position, I presume (Rb2 AND Bf5 attacking the queen).
Talking of the queen (not you, the c2 queen…), she’s attacked and though she begins the combination, a straightforward one.
1.Qxf5+ Kxf5
2.Bd3+ Kg5
3.Ne6 regaining the queen but still losing because the material imbalance…
Of course, I’m joking!
3.Ne6 double check and mate!
Heavy matrix, though.
Too difficult.
Hi Susan Polgar,
Already others had given the correct combination – nothing to add further.
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Venky [ India – Chennai ]