Ross, Laura – Gurevich, Dmitry (San Diego, 2004), presented by Andreas
Black to move. How should Black proceed?
4r1k1/1b1q2bp/1p1p2p1/4prB1/2P4Q/1PN3PP/1P6/3R1RK1 b – – 0 25
Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar
- About Us
- Chess Improvement
- Chess Puzzles
- Chess Research
- College Chess
- General News
- Home
- Major Tournaments
- News
- Polgar Events
- Privacy Policy
- Scholastic Chess
- SPICE / Webster
- Susan’s Personal Blog
- Track your order
- USA Chess
- Videos
- Women’s Chess
- Contact Us
- Daily News
- My Account
- Terms & Conditions
- Privacy Policy
1 … Rxg5 wins
”1 … Rxg5 wins”
How?
…Rxg5
Qxg5 Qxh3
threatens Qg2 and Bh6 followed by Be3
1….Rxg5
2.Qxg5 Qxh3
3.Nd5 and White is an exchange ahead.
and then bh6 after bxd5, your an idiot anon #4, just quit chess.
lol hey don’t u dare tell someone to quit chess, everyone learns chess at their own level and speed. You quit chess if u don’t like other people playing. your obviously a horrible sport. I hope you don’t have kids.
black move: Qc6++
1…. Rxg5
2.Qxg5 Qxh3
3.Nd5 BxN
4.cxN Bh6
5.Qh4 Be3+
6.Rf2 BxR
7.KxR
Black is a pawn ahead. Any clear wins?
1…. Rxg5
2.Qxg5 Qxh3
3.Nd5 BxN
4.cxN Bh6
5.Qh4 Be3+
6.Rf2 BxR
7.KxR
Black is a pawn ahead. Any clear wins?
ye: 7. … Rf8+
8. Ke6 Qg2
9. Qg4 Qf2+
10. Ke4 Qe2
11.Ke3 Qxb3+
12 Rd3 Qxb2
and three pawns ahead
1…. Rxg5
2.Qxg5 Qxh3
3.Nd5 BxN
4.cxN Bh6
5.Qh4 Be3+
6.Rf2 BxR
7.KxR
Black is a pawn ahead. Any clear wins?
ye: 7. … Rf8+
8. Ke6 Qg2
9. Qg4 Qf2+
10. Ke4 Qe2
11.Ke3 Qxb3+
12 Rd3 Qxb2
and three pawns ahead
Typo here somewhere (besides “8.Ke6”; you obviously mean 8.Ke3): 10…Qe2? can’t be what you had in mind.
In any event, what’s the big hurry with 6…Bxf2+? Why not just:
6…Qxh4
7.gxh4 Rf8
… swapping everything and reducing to a pawn ending that even I know how to win?