Done.
10/11/2012 - McMurray-Kusman (reversed) New York 1937
done
typical
stephen_33 wrote:
Found that tricky but don't know why - it seems as if Black should have some defense but it has none !
Anyone else wonder how that black pawn got to b2 ?
Yes it does look out of place on b2,I guess white had it's own agenda and b pawn was not a threat to white and it's plan of attack,so I guess white made right choice,or maybe white never had chance to take b2
as simple as possible.
Good one.
paulified22 wrote:
stephen_33 wrote:
Found that tricky but don't know why - it seems as if Black should have some defense but it has none !
Anyone else wonder how that black pawn got to b2 ?
Yes it does look out of place on b2,I guess white had it's own agenda and b pawn was not a threat to white and it's plan of attack,so I guess white made right choice,or maybe white never had chance to take b2
No need to capture the pawn on b2 - White has much better things cooking but I was intrigued at that setup. I can't find any record of this game (or the players come to that) on chessgames.com so wonder if anyone can find this game somewhere ?
srathi61 wrote:
gd pzzle
Nice puzzle tried to promote pawn to soon.Thank's for better puzzle than todat's!!!
srathi61 wrote: #61
gd pzzle
Interesting sequence srathi61, as far as it goes but do you realize there's a much quicker mate at 6.Rf7# !?
Edit: Just spotted this too... 7. g8=Q+ Kd6 8. Qd5#
That mate. 
easy!
very easy one
this is very easy one
easy,,
You have solved this problem!
3. Rh8#
very easy!
Very Nice
The ole' famous Queen Sacrifice! Thanks for the lesson!
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