1r3rk1/4Bppp/8/2p2P2/p3P1N1/Pq3n2/1Q6/KR6 w – – 0 1
White to move. How should White proceed?
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mate in three.
1. Qxg7+ Kxg7
2. Bf6+ Kg8
3. Nh6#
Thank you Susan for such “easier” puzzles !
And thank you for not saying it’s easy. In a game, nobody never tells you “it’s mate in 3”.
That’s why pondering the difficulty was a bad idea, and you were right to remove it.
sweet and simple……I love that.
What a turnaround this would be in a game! Thanks for not saying that it was a mate in 3!!
Yeah this one is a damn easy puzzle. Since it was given to us as a puzzle we solved it..but I wonder whether we can think in similar lines while actually playing in a game…may be…May not…
mate in 3 as said by giuseppe.
nice and easy puzzle.