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sea-biscuit wrote:
RA2. it is mate in 1 move
Bb2. still not mate
dalephilly wrote:
I think Kxe1 allows forced mate next move, since the rook can block a spite check by moving to d2 and simultaneously mating by discovery.
just like what was you analyze, but if the rook block a spite check from bishop by going to d2, then check from white bishop can also be blocked too, by moving the bishop to b2
here is what I mean
it will be three moves then..
Ra2, Qa4 ?
What is the black king doing all the way over there anyway? Just curious.
nooddles68 wrote:
Ra2, Qa4 ?
1. Ra2+ Bb2
? I'm trying to wrap my head around that. When Ra2, doesn't black Kb4 become the only option, followed by white Qa4? I'm confused I guess.
Sorry, I'm newish. I meant Rb1+ Qd1
nooddles68 wrote:
Sorry, I'm newish. I meant Rb1+ Qd1
1. Rb1+ Kd2 2.Qd1+ Kc3. still doesn't mate
Correct me if I'm wrong but black king cannot move to b2. It appears to me that it can only move to d4. (How did you create the expample above in the 5th post?) Though I see now that my solution would not work for mate in 2 as the king can still end up @ c3.
I think I've got it! Rc2+, Nf2# ???
Qb4 and I don't think Black has a defense to mate.
Edit: No wait, Bc3...
Whoa, that is the craziest thing I have ever seen.
It is better to give the credits to the composer...
s0030135 wrote:
1.Bf8
It's better if you let people who aren't using engines work it out first.
Rc2+..if 1)NxR then QxN #.. 2)Kd1 then Ra2dis+#.. I hope its rt!?
