Here you can see a bizar phenomenon called cross-check! I found this position in an old chessbook and I want to show this beatiful diagram.
Try to find the moves that 'll lead to the checkmate....
rx g6 you lose the bishop
thanks
nice
instead of playing f4 why cant you directly play rxg6 which is mate?
Quote: "Am I the only one that saw Rxg6#."
Rxg6?? is met with Rxe5!!, winning a free bishop for black.
the game went as it should nobody did anything wrong
Am I the only one that saw Rxg6#.
black should take bishop with rook and won the game
It's an amatures game :) that's why
why not
1f4 Rxe5 2 Rxg6 hxg6 3fxe5 and black wins
WOW...
yea rxe5 seems kinda obvious to me
wow, sweet.
lol, I know, free bishop for black
f4 be4+
Rg2 #
re2x e5????????????????
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