Checkmate in 7
Geller - Novotelnov, 1951
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The solution appears to be cooked. I played 43. Qc8+ intending 43. .... Qd7 44. Bf5+ (equally winning IMO). Have I missed something?
Hi Doggy, not cooked, but after Qc8+ the checkmate requires one more move, that´s why I wrote "Checkmate in 7" (I have added it in the variations to the game).
But maybe I should stop the problem at the point where the game really ended, that would make more sense?
