White to move. What is the most accurate continuation for White?
4kr2/6bp/p3P1p1/1p2R3/2p4n/Q1P5/1KB3q1/3R1r2 w – – 0 1
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1. Rd8+ Kxd8
2. Qd6+ Kc8
3. Rc5+ Kb7
4. Rc7+ Kb8
5. Qb6+ Ka8
6. Qa7#
It took about 3 minutes to solve this one.
1. Rd8, Kxd8
2. Qd6, Kc8
3. Rc5, Qc6
4. Qxc6, Kb8
5. Qc7, Ka8
6. Bf4,
Probably e7 to pin the King back.
how about Rd8?
how about Rd8?
I think Re8+ looks promising, and then after KxR, checking with Qe6+, activating the rook with Rc6+ and a mate at a7 with the queen if I did my calculations rigth.
Rd8+! Kxd8 , Qd6 and white mates with the Queen and his remaining Rook.
rd8
Qd7
Qd7
Qd7
Hi Susan polgar,
Yeah,to me too : “e7” is the most appropriate move for White to win the game.
By
Venky[Chennai – India]
Q-d6
Rd8+
after that black has no chance to prevent the upcoming checkmate
Rd8+
Rd7
1.Rd8+ Kxd8
2.Qd6+ Kc8
3.Rc5+ Kb7
4.Rc7+ Kb8
5.Qb6+ Ka8
6.Qa7#
1.Rd8+ Kxd8
2.Qd6+ and there is a mate net
Re8 followed by e7+
White wins.
1)Qd6,Rxd1
2)Qxd1,Qc6
3)e7,Qc7
4)exf8=Q,Kf8
5)Re4,g5
6)Qd5,Bf6
7)Re6,Qf7
8)Qc5+,Kg7
9)Rxa6,Ng6
10)Bxg6,Qxg6
11)Ra7+,Kh6
12)Rb7,Qe4
White is in a better position to win after exchange of Qs.
S.Krishnamurthy