Alekhine, Alexander – Yates, Frederick (London 1922) presented by Andreas
r4r1k/2R2Rp1/b3pN1p/3p1p1P/p2P1K2/Pp2PPP1/1P6/8 w – – 0 37
White to move. How should White proceed?
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Ra7
”Ra7”
1…Bb5 then what?
What about 1. Rxg7? If 1…Rxf6, then 2. Ke5 seems to win.
What about 1. Rxg7? If 1…Rxf6, then 2. Ke5 seems to win.
Ah, you must have peeked.
I have given up. Saw the solution. Very nice puzzle. Thanks Andreas , Susan and answer givers.
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“Very nice puzzle.”
Cheers anon,
It’s not a puzzle! Living, now dead, humans played it! Puzzles are something else! Credit the human, not the one using the game diagram.