Hello..How many regular hexagons would it be possible to create from the four transparent hexagons, also regular?
abercrombie and fitch
Hello..How many regular hexagons would it be possible to create from the four transparent hexagons, also regular?
abercrombie and fitch
1. ... Qe6+ 2. Kh4 Ne1(to save the knight and still have it available in the king area) this position must be losing for White because White has no counter-play. Only defense brings only to a loss in chess. With moves like Rf8, g6 Black must be winning even thow I don't see the actual line to a forced win but I know White will end up giving away at least a Knight to avoid mate and end game is won but like I said I see no line how he is going to lose the Knight and there is no need for it ethere :)
Thanks for your comment ,.... Honestly , I feel your chess must be higher than me . I appreciate so much . By the way , because you are from Russia , I want to know why your country have so many high level chess player ? ....
Hello , ....
This fragment is taken from chess tactic training .
White last move was 1. Rc1-c3 , and now Black to play and win .
The solution given is 1. ... Qe6+ 2. Kg2 Ne1+ 3. Qxe1 Qxe1 Black win .
In my opinion White has better continuation , for example 2. Kh4 Ne1 3. Nh5
The purpose of 3. Nh5 is making g3 square available for the White King . It seems after that , Black can't make significant progress .
Is my assestment correct or not ? I wait some feedback , so it's become clear
Thanks for responding my question
Nofadianto