the way that king and queen mates ........ is very weird

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minhduc220911
after the queen change its position, the white king comes and mates with the queen

 

M1m1c15
Ok and
minhduc220911
M1m1c15 wrote:
Ok and

and what

x-3403192209

Why were you peeking at the king and queen mating?

M1m1c15
I actually laughed out loud at that thank you
ShuckleSquad13
morphyblanca1 wrote:

Why were you peeking at the king and queen mating?

Unnecessary. Lol.

M1m1c15
But hilarious
JCMBayAreaChess
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JackOnTable

It's not often that this arrangement happens.

ThrillerFan
minhduc220911 wrote:
M1m1c15 wrote:
Ok and

and what

 

And what utter moron would play 1...Qa3??  1...Kb1! and it's a dead draw.  Check on the b-file and I cross-check for a draw.

NaranjoManuel2010
morphyblanca1 escribió:

Why were you peeking at the king and queen mating?

XD

DefenderPug2

Black should move kb1 instead of losing queen.

Shizuko
morphyblanca1 wrote:

Why were you peeking at the king and queen mating?


LMAO

blueemu
It can be done in seven moves, not nine.
 

 

 

Solmyr1234

You know what's really weird?

White to play and win

 

 

Floatingcrabb
ShuckleSquad13 wrote:
morphyblanca1 wrote:

Why were you peeking at the king and queen mating?

Unnecessary. Lol.

It's a reasonable question, I don't think Lizzie would be to impressed.

 

minhduc220911
Solmyr1234 wrote:

You know what's really weird?

White to play and win

 

 

why did black sacrifice a queen?

blueemu

After 1. Kg3 White is threatening mate at f2 or mate on the back rank.

Black can't defend both threats.

minhduc220911
blueemu wrote:

After 1. Kg3 White is threatening mate at f2 or mate on the back rank.

Black can't defend both threats.

why did white still win?

blueemu
minhduc220911 wrote:
blueemu wrote:

After 1. Kg3 White is threatening mate at f2 or mate on the back rank.

Black can't defend both threats.

why did white still win?

Because the starting position (in post #17) is already winning for White.

All Black accomplished by giving up his Queen was to hang on a few moves longer.