White to move. How can White save this game? How should White proceed?
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1.Qf6+ Qg6
2.Bxg5+ Kh5
3.g4#
Qf6 leads to mate
Qf6+ leads to mate Qg6, 2. Bxg5+ Kh5 3. g4+ mate
1. Qf6 Qg6
2. Bxg5 Kh5
3. g5#
Rather easy, this one.
1. Qf6+ Qg6
2. Bxg5+ Kh5
3. g4#
No variations since all Black’s moves are completely forced.
Looks like a mate in three: Qf6+, Bxg5+, g4#. Phil
1.Qf6+ Qg6
2.Bxg5+ Kh5
3.g4++ yes?
1, Qf6+ Qg6
2, Bxg5+ Kh5
3, g4#
Best from Hungary
Qf6# B#g5# then g4 mate…pretty simple stuff Susan..really…make em a but harder..these are like 1 second solves.
1) Qf6 Qg6
2) Bxg5 Kh5
3) g4++
Simple but cute.
Qf6+ is the only check that doesn’t lose material, and white has to check to stop the black a-pawn from queening.
1 Qf6+ Qg6
2 Bxg5+ Kh5
3 g2-g4# mating with a pawn!
1.Qf6+ Qg6
2.Bxg5+ Kh5
3.g4 mate ..
1. Qf6+, Qg6
2. Bxg5+, Kh5
3. g4#
1)Df6+,Dg6
2)Ag5+,Rh5
3)g4#
Hello
1. Qf6+ , Qg6
2. Bxg5+, Kh5
3. g4#
Greetings from Spain
1.Qf6+ Qg6
2.Bxg5+ Kh5
3.g4#
Mate in 3!
Forced and simple, white wins:
1. Qf6+ Qg6 2. Bxg5 Kh5 3. g4#
1. Qf6+ Qg6
2. Bg5+ Kh5
3. g4 mate
greets, jan
1.Qf6+ Qg6 2.Bxg5+ Kh5 3.g4#
or am I missing something?
Qf6+, Qg6, Bxg5+, Rh5, g4++
This is mate in 3:
1. Qf6+ Qg6
2. Bg5:+ Kh5
and
3. g4#
Nice – and easy 🙂
1. Qf6+ Qg6 2. Bxg5+ Kh5 3. g4 mate
1. Qf6+ Qg6 2. Bxg5+ Kh5 3. g4#
1. Qf6+ Qg6 2. Bg5 Kh5 3. g4 #
1. Qf6+ Qg6
2. Bxg5+ Kh5
3. g4#
Mark
Wasn’t too difficult 😉
1. Qf6+ Qg6 2. Bxg5+ Kh5 3. g4++
Qf6+ Qg6 Bxg5+ Kh5 g4#
Qf6+ Qg6
Bxg5+ Kh5
g4#
Quorthon