This one is very similiar to the first one. :) This continues the logic a little longer. :)
Wow, nice finish...I think I did the first one earlier...
What a mess!!
How in the world did they come to that position in the first place? I like puzzles where the setup is feasible.
lol it's cool =D but random.
I believe there is a simpler solution though...:
1. Qg8+ Rxg8
2. Ra3+ Bd4
3. Bxd4+ Rg7
4. Bxg7 #
But I do like the ladder theme.
RobKing, you appear to have missed that 1... Rxg8 is check! This actually means white will lose after 2. Kh2 Qh1#.
Robking, you do have a good eye there. :) But with the white king on g2 then Rxg8+ is putting our king in check as Nytik mentioned.
ahh good point, I didnt note where the White king was. Sorry about that. I just looked quickly at the problem at work. Very nice problem indeed then!
I just noticed something. :) I think this position is an illegal position. White cannot get that pawn structure with only 4 captures. White needs 5 captures, but only 4 black pieces are gone. It had a nice theme to it though.
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