first I word get a queen
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Try to think of more moves than just one. The actual solution is multiple moves too.
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next time make us move the pices
If I make the puzzle a moving one, then you'll already have got the solution and then this forum wouldn't make any sense. By discussing the position you can learn pretty much.
I say we give a check first with h3
Maybe first only give the first move to give other people a chance to think about it?
Sep 22, 2013
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I think Nh4! sacrifice then rook a4 then knights f3 so that the king moves and the pawn promotion to queen!
To avoid mate, white has to give a check. I think 1. h3 leads nowhere after 1. ..., Kg3, therefore 1. Ne5+ is forced, just like the answer 1. ..., Nxe5. Now 2. Ta4+ is followed by 2. ..., Kg5 (2. ..., Kh5 3. h8Q will win I guess) 3. Nf3+ forces black to 3. ..., Kg6 (on Kf6 or Kh6 white gets a queen with check) 4. f8N+ wins the black rook.
Ne5+ is a must the rook need to get the check or we take his rook
Ne5 ch, ...NxN ,R-a4 ch and the rest you need to force Black's King to where a Queening Pawn checks it.
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that is a negative spelbnder that series of moves will fail if you play them out you need to move the h2 pawn up to check the queen then go through a series of checks with your knights trying to a) the black queen to columns h or f then promoting the pawn in the respective column b) positioning so a knight can block the rook from instantly check mating us or c) letting the king kill the g column knight then checking him with the rook killing the upper b column pawn which leads to the defence of killing the lower b column pawn or offense of getting a queen to continue the series of checks
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