Riposte Mates

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camter

This is a thread for games which end in a Checkmate as a reply to a check.

Here is an example from a game by Alekhine vs a certain A Popovic. It may have been from a simul.

I invite anyone to submit example/s for what I have given the Title "Riposte Mate". 

 



1. d4d52. c4e63. Nc3c64. e4dxe45. Nxe4Be76. Nf3Nf67. Nxf6+Bxf6 

8. Be3O-O9. Qc2Bd710. Bd3g611. h4Na612. a3Bg713. h5f514. hxg6hxg6

15. O-O-OBe816. Qd2b517. Ne5Bxe518. dxe5bxc419. Bb6Qd720. Qg5cxd321. Rxd3Qg7

22. Bd4f423. Rdh3Rf5

24. Qe7Rh525. Qxe6+Qf726. Qg4Qf527. Qxf5Rxf528. Rh8+Kf7

29. Bc3Ke630. Rd1Rf731. Rd6+Kf5

32. e6Rb733. Rf8+Kg434. f3+Kg335. Rd2Nc536. Re2Nd3+37. Kc2c5

38. b3c4 39. Rh8cxb3+40. Kb1Nf241. Be1[[g5??(41... Bb5)42. Rxf2Bg6+ 

43. Rc2#


 

camter

Here is another.

https://www.chess.com/tactics/?id=173464

camter

BTW, the other thing about the above clip is That the two checks are also discovered checks. 

But I guess it would be easy to compose problems whch did that. 

But, what we are looking for are uncomposed problems, that is, ones which just crop up in a game, and I reckon they are pretty rare.

1hey

I basically set things up with my natural talent.

camter

I find that people giving suimate with check are fairly hard to come by.