Ne5? Threatens the queen. after QxQ Ra8+, BxR, RxB#
HARD PUZZLE
Ra8+!! Bxa8 Rxa8+ Kb7 Qa6+ Kc6 Ne5+ Kd6 Rd8+ Rd7 Rxd7#
Ra8+!! Bxa8 Rxa8+ Kd7 Ne5+ Kd6 Rd8+ Rd7 Rxd7#
Ra8+!! Kd7 Ne5+ Kd6 Rd8+ Rd7 Rxd7#
Am I right?
rooperi, sorry, you're not right either. Next time everyone, state the line, not just one move. etc. 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6
1Qd7+(edit), RxQ,2 RxR+, Kb8, 3Rd8+, Nc8, 4RxN+,Ka7,%Ra8#. I think it's all forced?
Rd8+ is met with Nxd8. After that black can play Nd7+ forking the king and queen, but black would still be down a piece.
1Qd7+(edit), RxQ,2 RxR+, Kb8, 3Rd8+, Nc8, 4RxN+,Ka7,%Ra8#. I think it's all forced?
Rd8+ is met with Nxd8. After that black can play Nd7+ forking the king and queen, but black would still be down a piece.
Ah, Thanks
Yes, amiraz, you are correct for both puzzles. Here is another tricky one.
NOTE: In the diagram, it says "White to move" except it is actually black to move. The goal of this puzzle isn't checkmate, but material gain.
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Let's see if anybody can solve this! Post your answer and the reason why the move is a winning move on this topic, then I'll check it.