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19th April 2009, 01:55am
#1
by kco
Perth Australia
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Here as you can see white is threatening fxe4 and Qb8+ but is black to move and found a way to win (in a few moves) what was it ?

 and I will tell you who was playing and when later

26th April 2009, 03:42am
#2
by TheUnderdog
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g4+ by black?

26th April 2009, 03:45am
#3
by kco
Perth Australia
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that is correct, but do you know how to keep going ?

26th April 2009, 04:06am
#4
by TheUnderdog
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i'm not so sure how white continued cuz the board position seemed hopeless to him.  I have in mind two options for white either fxg4 or Kh4.  I pick fxg4.  dunno if it's the correct one.

1. ... g4+

2. fxg4 Qxg4+

3. Kg2  Qf3+

4. Kg1 Ne2

26th April 2009, 04:25am
#5
by kco
Perth Australia
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You are absolutely correct !

1. ... g4+           

2. fxg4 Qxg4+    if 2. Kh4 Nxf3+ win White's b4 queen

3. Kg2  Qf3+

4. Kg1 Ne2   4.Kh3  Qf1+  5.Kh4  Nf3+  6.Kh5 Qh3+ and White must  surrender his
                  queen by 7.Qh4  Nxh4

This game was played by Alex Belyavsky vs Andrei Volokitin, Igualada Masters, Barelona 2005

26th April 2009, 07:18am
#6
by TheUnderdog
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oops! i really missed that Kh3. Laughing  thanks for posting.

 
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