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Sorry, I know the puzzle's been answered, but what about: 1. Qxd2 any 2. Nb4#
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condude2 wrote:
Sorry, I know the puzzle's been answered, but what about: 1. Qxd2 any 2. Nb4#
If 1.Qxd2? then bxc4!!
Hello!
I saw that Re1 was a solution, but what about Re5+ ?
If the king takes on c4, you have Qc2#
if the knight takes on e5, you have Nxf4#
I don't see anything else black can do
Edit: Oops, after Re5+ Kc4 Qc2 you have Kd4 because the rook on e5 now blocks the bishop on h8
Zephyr_Cloud wrote:
I saw that Re1 was a solution, but what about Re5+ ?
If the king takes on c4, you have Qc2#
if the knight takes on e5, you have Nxf4#
I don't see anything else black can do
Edit: Oops, after Re5+ Kc4 Qc2 you have Kd4 because the rook on e5 now blocks the bishop on h8
ok...
