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1. Ne7+, Kh8
2. Nxg6+, Kg8 (if 2 …, fxg6. 3.f7+, Ne5. 4. Qf6#)
3. Ne7+, Kh8
4. Qg4 (or 4. Qg3), Bg5 (if 4 …, Bh6. 5. Qg7+, Bxg7. 6. fxg7#)
5. Qxg5, Rxg2
6. Qxg2 (or 6. Kxg2), Nxf6
7. Bxf6# 1-0
1. Ne7+ Kh8 2. Nxg6+! fxg6 (forced) 3. f7+ Ne5 4. Qf6#
1. Ne7+ Kh8
2. Nxg6+ Kg8 (2… fg 3. f7+ Ne5 4. Qf6#)
3. Ne7+ Kh8
4. Qg5 Rg8 (4…Nxf6 5. Bxf6#)
5. Qg7+ Rxg7
6. fg#
Qh6
Mark
1.Ne7 Kh8
2.Ng6 Kg8 (fg6 3.f7 Ne5 4. Qf6)
3.Nf4
1. Ne7+ Kh8
2. Ng6+ and now
if … fxg6 3. f7+ Nf6 4. Qf6#
if … Kg8 3. Ne7+ Kh8 4. Qg3 and now there’s no way to stop Qg8#
1. Nf5-e7+
–br
Ne7+ will win, either through a windmill
or otherwise
White’s position is so strong that you are tempted to try different variations and overlook the right one.
1.Ne7+ Kh8
2.Nxg6+ Kg8
(2…. fxg6
3.f7+ Nf6
4.Bxf6#)
3.Ne7+ Kh8
4.Qg3 Bh6
5.Qg7+ Bxg7
6.fxg7#
1.Ne7+ Kh8
2.Nxg6+
If:
2. … fxg6
3.f7+(discover) and mate next move.
Or:
2. .. Kg8
3.Ne7+ Kh8
4.Qg4 and there in no defense.
Ne7 and n#g6 looks pretty obvious.
1. Ne7+ Kh8
2. Nxg6+!! fxg6
3. f7+! Nf6
4. Bxf6 checkmate
1. Ne7+ Kh8
2. Nxg6+!! Kg8
3. Ne7+ Kh8
4. Qg4 with a quick mate 1-0
Ke7, then Kg6, and then f7 ?
Nice to follow you on tweeter. Keep on doing this great job!
JM
It took a minut or two before I found Ne7+! 🙂
1. Ne7+ Kh8
2. Nxg6+ Kg8
3. Ne7+ Kh8
4. Qg4
and Black cannot prevent mate on either g7 or g8.
If 2…f7xg6 then
3. f6-f7++
If 4…Nxf6 then
5. Bxf6++
1ne7 & 2ng6 wins
Dear Anonymous at 6:02:00 PM,
Why 5.Qg7+? why not 5.Qxg8#