White has just queened with check, try to win

A good study...

Thanks!

very nice, long but nice, how did you come up with this??

16. Qd2!? why not do Qe3+ or Qe4+

its trying to win not get a draw

 

18.Qf3+ is better then 18.Qe3

yeah but how do you get to f3??

thanks for posting.

 

 What do you mean how do you get to f3? simple move the queen from f4 where it is currently at to f3.

20. Kd3? I don't see myself winning by putting myself in check.

17. Kf3! e1=Q 18. Qf2# mates faster.

theory, everyone know that...

Why not 4.exd3? Which direction is it anyway? 1-8 or 8-1?

Comment: A waste of time because queen checks and forks pawn and king and then king moves to support king every time. 

king  moves to support the pawn you mean...

16.Qf3+

Geo_stelar18 wrote:

Which direction is it anyway? 1-8 or 8-1?

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 The board is labeled

Sparta wrote:

17. Kf3! e1=Q 18. Qf2# mates faster.

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 I assume you mean Qg2# as Qf2 and black's queen will capture

Isn't this just a repeating pattern of the same moves over & over again except for the King moves??!

tooeasy1 wrote: Isn't this just a repeating pattern of the same moves over & over again except for the King moves??!

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 Yes, it is.  The point is that every time the black king moves in front of his pawn, white gets a free move.  That's when the white king moves in for the kill.  The trick is to force the move in front.

By figuring out the basic pattern of checks, forks, and pins by the white queen, you can do a 20 move calculation quite easily!