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1Ng6 looks good.
1. Ng6+ Kg8
2. NxR dis ch Kf7
3. NxQ (a) NxN
4. Rg7#
(b)Rg8
4. Ng5+ Ke7
5. RxR Black has nothing to play for.
Mark
1. Rg8 + Rg8 or Ng8
2. Nf7 #
Isidoro
Better is:
1. Ng6 + winning the Queen
1. … Kg8
2. Nx f8 + Kf7
Isidoro
Rg8+ can be refuted with 1…. Kxg8.
I believe the best move is to exploit the pin on the Queen and utilizing the Bishop on the far corner.
1. Ng6+ Kg8
2. Ne7+ Kh8 (forced because of the double-check from both the knight and the rook; if 2…. Kf7 3. Qxf6#)
3. Rg8+! Rxg8 (forced. Both the Queen and the Knight are pinned, while the white knight protects the rook; the black king cannot capture it)
4. Bxf6+ Rg7
5. Bxg7#
4. Bxf6+
another simple solution :
1. Ng6+ Kg8
2. Ne7+ Kh8
3. Bxf6+ Rxf6
4. Qxf6+ Qg7
5. Qxg7#
3.
Isidoro wrote:
1. Ng6+ Kg8
2. Nxf8+ Kf7
but white can’t take the queen because of the back rank mate.
I instead suggest:
2. Ne7+ with double check.
If … Kf7
3. Qxf6# as the rook and bishop are both blocked! So:
2. … Kg8
3. Bxf6+ Rxf6
4. Qxf6+ Qg7
5. Qxg7#.
Isidoro, game is only a win if black moves captures with Ng8, which he shouldn’t. In your case, black should Rg8 after white Rg8, then Ng6 not viable.
Better would be Ng6+ Kg8, Ne7+ and check with Rook and Knight forcing king back with Kh8, Bf6+ Rf6, then Qf6+ Qg7, Qg7++
Zeus
Cos@wotcfam.com
1. Ng6+ Kg8
2. Ne7+ Kh8
3. Bxf6+ Rxf6
4. Qxf6+ Qg7
5. Qxg7#
1. Ng6+ Kg8 2. Ne7+ Kh8 (Kf7 Qxf6#)
3. Qxf6+ Rxf6 4.Bxf6+ Qg7 5. Rh3#
There are two continuations resulting in mate the first is
1.Ng6+ Kg8
2.Ne7 (double check)Kf7
3.Qxf6 mate
The second is a little longer
1.Ng6+ Kg8
2.Ne7+ Kh8
3.Bxf6+ Rxf6
4.Qxf6+ Qg7
5.Qxg7 mate (no computer help)
1. Ng6+ Kg8 2. Ne5+ Kh8 3. Ng6+
Perpetual check
Carlos
ng6+, ne7 dbl+ and the nf6 falls with check and mate
han
1. Ng6+ Kg8 2. Ne7+ Kh8 (2..Kf7 3. Qxf6#) 3. Rg8+ Rxg8 4. Bxf6+ Rg7 5. Bxg7#
1. Ng6+ Kg8
2. Ne7+ Kb8
(…Kf7, 3. Qxf6#)
3. Bxf6+ Rxf6
4. Qxf6 Qg7
5. Qxg7#
I agree with Carlos.
It looks like:
1. Ng6+ Kg8
2. Nxf8+ Kh8
3. Ng6+ Kg8
4. Ne7+ Kg8
5. Bxf6 mate 🙂
Taking the rook from f8 and then mate looks nice
1.Ng6+ Kg8 2.Ne7+ Kh8 3.Rg8+ Rxg8 4.Bxf6+ Rg7 5.Rxg7 #
1. Ng6+ Kg8
2. Nxf8 Kf7
3. Qxh7+ Nxh7
4. Rg7#
1. Ng6+ Kg8
2. Nf8+(check by rook) Kf7
3. Nh7
-HH
Isidoro, if Rg8+ black can play Kxg8 – then Nf7 is not mate 🙁
there is obviously a perpetual check, but i couldn’t find the forced win that’s got to be there. Isidoro, your solution fails to the backrank mate after Nxh7, Re1#. Interested in what the right moves might be. greets, jan
Hello,
I think I have got the solution:
1. Ng6+ Kg8
2. Ne7+ Kh8
3. Rg8+! Rxg8
4. Bxf6+ Rg7
5. Bxg7 Mate
If 2…..Kf7 3. Qf6 is mate.
Did I get it right?
Try
1. Ng6+ Kg8
2. Nd7+ if … Kf7
3. Qxf6 mate
2 … Kh8
3. Bxf6+ & mate follows