white is up 2 pieces, i dont really see how he can loose
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You're right, White is highly unlikely to lose, but Black isn't completely finished yet and would be quite able to put up a fight for at least another 15 moves. He could also attempt something offensive and risky like Kd3.
With White's Queen's Rook locked in the corner (especially after Kb3) and Bishop hanging on h8 it is effectively King and Knight against Two Knights and a Rook, which is obviously a disadvantage for Black, but not one worth resigning over immediately.
Anyway, the move to be found is one that forces mate in a few moves and shortens the game noticeably for White, notice how the pretext to the puzzle doesn't ask you to play for Black and win! (funnily enough...)
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Feb 17, 2009
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Because i could solve it, it made me feel really good, so I like it! Thanks!
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why would you send your king in like that? it's suicide!!
Black is in a losing position, but lacks the pressure of white on the offensive at his heels. He decides to venture a little too far behind enemy lines with 1...Kc4.
White may not be fully on the offensive yet, but he is no pushover. How will he punish this transgression with deadly effect?