It's a forced mate bro, how are you able to move your queen if your king is in check :/
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Just his King (sry edit) has to move to his left, the queen not yet.
Then your rook can do nada, also not by advancing 1 > there he go where his queen was getting him out that situation and your rook faces his rooks.
I'm kinda newb here, but can you make a custom with exactly same positions and it will be my turn?
Apr 1, 2024
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#28
I have no idea how that work. Ik it's risky, one wrong move and all of the advantage will turn to black. If you take the queen it will be a forced mate, if you do not take the queen, it is tricky but there will be a huge attack on the king. That's my point of that move.
Apr 1, 2024
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#29
Can you please give the notations for what you are thinking, I can't understand it this way sorry
Queen d7 > d4. Your rook b7, his king then c8 with d7 as gap where he can flee to and further right.
It's the best way I try to make understand the moves, sorry I'm quit sick & not having my best day.
while he can sacrifice his rooks or whatever happen after his queen will dominate that line.
err0r909 wrote:
Queen d7 > d4. Your rook b7, his king then c8 with d7 as gap where he can flee to and further right.
It's the best way I try to make understand the moves, sorry I'm quit sick & not having my best day.
Learning chess notation takes like 10 minutes.
But no matter how you write it, you are still talking nonsense. If black takes the queen, white has forced mate.
1. - Qxa4 2. Rxb7+ Kc8 3. Rxc7+ Kb8 4. Rb7+ Kc8 5. Nb6 mate.
It isn't hard to figure it out, and it's even easier to look at the engine. Or you can do neither, and choose to talk nonsense instead. That's also a good strategy.
Apr 1, 2024
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#33
@err0r909, bro you are forgetting that after king c8 it would be white's turn, why would white give up on the mate and choose to move another piece?
magipi wrote:
err0r909 wrote:
Queen d7 > d4. Your rook b7, his king then c8 with d7 as gap where he can flee to and further right.
It's the best way I try to make understand the moves, sorry I'm quit sick & not having my best day.
Learning chess notation takes like 10 minutes.
But no matter how you write it, you are still talking nonsense. If black takes the queen, white has forced mate.
1. - Qxa4 2. Rxb7+ Kc8 3. Rxc7+ Kb8 4. Rb7+ Kc8 5. Nb6 mate.
It isn't hard to figure it out, and it's even easier to look at the engine. Or you can do neither, and choose to talk nonsense instead. That's also a good strategy.
You, my life guide told me not to talk with you. Who do you think you are? @magipi
LAKSH_27 wrote:
@err0r909, bro you are forgetting that after king c8 it would be white's turn, why would white give up on the mate and choose to move another piece?
Yes bro, sorry for late answer was sick. But it's risky. I said yes it's a good move and you asked further explanations. Each move can turn the game around even with that pos only here to flame.
1. - Qxa4 2. Rxb7+ Kc8 3. Rxc7+ Kb8 4. Rb7+ Kc8 5. Nb6 mate. But opponent will read news paper in mean time? lul, go get a dose of civility and learn how to talk to people you frustrated kiddo..@magipi
err0r909 wrote:
1. - Qxa4 2. Rxb7+ Kc8 3. Rxc7+ Kb8 4. Rb7+ Kc8 5. Nb6 mate. But opponent will read news paper in mean time? lul, go get a dose of civility and learn how to talk to people you frustrated kiddo..@magipi
You are a troll. Nobody can be as dumb as you pretend to be, sorry.
magipi wrote:
err0r909 wrote:
1. - Qxa4 2. Rxb7+ Kc8 3. Rxc7+ Kb8 4. Rb7+ Kc8 5. Nb6 mate. But opponent will read news paper in mean time? lul, go get a dose of civility and learn how to talk to people you frustrated kiddo..@magipi
You are a troll. Nobody can be as dumb as you pretend to be, sorry.
It's a forced mate bro, how are you able to move your queen if you king is in check :/