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propapanda wrote:
GIve up.
Don't give up too easily, I myself spent considerable time to solve this.
BorgQueen wrote:
Beats me. Nd5 also looks nice, forcing Ke5 but I can't find a way to make it work... and I don't have the "considerable time" to donate to this one atm :Þ
Hehe..(^_^) You terminated your calculation too early, if you continued for 2 to 3 moves ahead...you might've found it.
dude one cud win only if Black is mistaking..... otherwise its a drawn game.
amitprabhale wrote:
dude one cud win only if Black is mistaking..... otherwise its a drawn game.
Dude it's a win for White no matter how Black responds.
I'll be posting the solution, but it's too early for now.
Keep trying! (^_^)
Sarthe wrote:
nice puzzle!
Wow! Dude, you deprived me the opportunity to post the correct Solution!
Anyway, your Solution is right, not complete though.
There are many Black moves after 2.Nb6
(There are at least 14 moves for the Q, plus the K & pawn moves), yet all of them loses b'coz the Q will be lost!
Nice Study eh?! (^_^)
propapanda wrote:
I thought this was a mate problem....
You could have told me it was a win the queen...
Hehe..(^_^) If I told you, that would defeat the purpose!
nice solution bt wht if black plays 3. Kf6
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3. Kf6 Qh4+ winning the Queen and controlling the promotion square.
PrawnEatsPrawn deleted his comment. Might be he's gone 2splash water on his face :P
PrawnEatsPrawn wrote:
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3. Kf6 Qh4+ winning the Queen and controlling the promotion square.
Now I understood
amitprabhale wrote:
PrawnEatsPrawn deleted his comment. Might be he's gone 2splash water on his face :P
Yes indeed. I had solved for 2. Kf6 but look above... still a very simple solution. 
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