I can see four if I'm not mistaken: Rd6, Qg7, Qh8, Rf7.
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mrtb411 wrote:
I can see four if I'm not mistaken: Rd6, Qg7, Qh8, Rf7.
I see a position where none of this makes any sense. Was the position changed to a diffenent one?
done
Qg8#, Qh8# and R6d8
Jul 9, 2021
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MelvinGarvey wrote:
mrtb411 a écrit :
I can see four if I'm not mistaken: Rd6, Qg7, Qh8, Rf7.
You deserve your Omer Simpson profile pic.
As it seems, you post as you play, free of any double checking. Why bother? Is by doing dumb avoidable mistakes that we learn we have done dumb avoidabe mistakes!
Mr 600 blew it, big whoop. And I prefaced it with "if I'm not mistaken" because I often am. It's a very useful qualifier.
mrtb411 wrote:
MelvinGarvey wrote:
mrtb411 a écrit :
I can see four if I'm not mistaken: Rd6, Qg7, Qh8, Rf7.
You deserve your Omer Simpson profile pic.
As it seems, you post as you play, free of any double checking. Why bother? Is by doing dumb avoidable mistakes that we learn we have done dumb avoidabe mistakes!
Mr 600 blew it, big whoop. And I prefaced it with "if I'm not mistaken" because I often am. It's a very useful qualifier.
You suggested 4 moves, 3 of them are impossible. One impossible move would be an unbderstandable mistake, but 3 out of 4?
Jul 10, 2021
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magipi wrote:
mrtb411 wrote:
MelvinGarvey wrote:
mrtb411 a écrit :
I can see four if I'm not mistaken: Rd6, Qg7, Qh8, Rf7.
You deserve your Omer Simpson profile pic.
As it seems, you post as you play, free of any double checking. Why bother? Is by doing dumb avoidable mistakes that we learn we have done dumb avoidabe mistakes!
Mr 600 blew it, big whoop. And I prefaced it with "if I'm not mistaken" because I often am. It's a very useful qualifier.
You suggested 4 moves, 3 of them are impossible. One impossible move would be an unbderstandable mistake, but 3 out of 4?
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