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No idea, but I know how I’d played this in a game:
1. Qc7 Kd4
2. Qc6 Ke3
3. Qc3+
followed by Ne4, Nf4, Qc1# (perhaps insert Qc2+ before final move).
And the point of this unreal position is? This type of pointless positions are not even worth thinking of.
I only believe in realistic positions or better positions from real games.
1. B-d4, once this is played Black has no chance.
only two squares are available for black.
1. B-d4, K-c6
2. B-c4, K-d6,
3. N-e4#
White mates in three. 🙂
Unreal positions? Yes of course. But they exercise gray cells and the analytical power could be applied to real games, without which we might miss tactical chances (it took time, but I couldn’t solve this. As for the ‘solution’ given by The_Lion_King, there is only one Bishop and no way 2 Bishops to d4 & c4).
You can find the solution here.
I could not not solve this one myself.