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2/27/2013 - Mate in 2


  • 4 months ago · Quote · #181

    PIRATCH

    LiquidOxygen wrote:

    why doesnt black retake with his knight?

    It doesn't matter! The outcome is the same 2 Bxc7#! Wink

  • 4 months ago · Quote · #182

    ReyRambler1960

    Awesome!!

  • 4 months ago · Quote · #183

    Ocky

    Pretty one!

  • 4 months ago · Quote · #184

    redshipsofspain

    i liked this one, nice easy one to solve while under the influence

  • 4 months ago · Quote · #185

    GuyDesj

    This one was pretty easy, but do the job

  • 3 months ago · Quote · #186

    DucatiNick

    Nice!

  • 3 months ago · Quote · #187

    DucatiNick

    Nice

  • 2 months ago · Quote · #188

    erikzambrano

    PIRATCH wrote:
    LiquidOxygen wrote:

    why doesnt black retake with his knight?

    It doesn't matter! The outcome is the same 2 Bxc7#!

    Whats funny is after the black queen recaptures the knight, even if the white queen were to capture the rook giving the king check after and then black blocks with either the queen or with the bishop, white still gets checkmate on the following move as well with Bxc7.

  • 2 months ago · Quote · #189

    Bryan681972

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  • 2 months ago · Quote · #190

    Bryan681972

    erikzambrano wrote:
    PIRATCH wrote:
    LiquidOxygen wrote:

    why doesnt black retake with his knight?

    It doesn't matter! The outcome is the same 2 Bxc7#!

    Whats funny is after the black queen recaptures the knight, even if the white queen were to capture the rook giving the king check after and then black blocks with either the queen or with the bishop, white still gets checkmate on the following move as well with Bxc7.

    Not quite.  If black blocks queen takes rook check on e7 with the queen or bishop, then black can play Ke8 on Bxc7+.


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