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Hi,
I could see white’s position is good. But if missed, black has big advantage.
At first look,
1. Qa1+ Rb1 (forced)
2. Qd4+ gives the mate threat and black’s pieces are not active. I need to check with more analysis.
P. Anandh
The complete variation is
1. Qa1+ Rb1 (forced)
2. Qd4 with a mate threat Qd2#
2. … Qd1 3. Qc3+ Qc2 4. Qxc2#
2. … Rb2 3. Qxb2 followed with Ra1#
I’m sure I’m missing some of black’s reply, but I’m sure the position is a win for white.
P. Anandh
1. Qg5+ Kb1
2. Qd2 and Qxc2++
I thought 1. Qa1+ Rb1 2. Qc3+ Kd1 3. Qd2 mate. Did I miss something?
Heh, yeah, 3. … Qxc3. Better luck next time.