Karpov – Csom (Bad Lauterberg 1977) by Andreas
White to move. How should White proceed?
q3rn1k/2QR4/pp2pp2/8/P1P5/1P4N1/6n1/6K1 w – – 0 1
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Nf5 should win unless it is something I dont see
I agree with Anonymous. 1.Nf5 wins. (White threatens 2.Qh2+ and 3.Qg3+ followed by 4. Qg7 mate.)
Kamalakanta
Nf5 to clear the h file for the queen definitely wins. Amazing technique here…
“(White threatens 2.Qh2+ and 3.Qg3+ followed by 4. Qg7 mate.)”
That is not everything. The combination of the two threats Qh2+ and Rh7+ is the clue here, of course.
Just a small add.
Best regard
Jochen
Mate in 6.