One-Move Brilliancy
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Correct! Hopefully I didn't repeat a former puzzle. I'm a newbie
Qf3?? Can you explain why?
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hitmenow wrote: Qf3?? Can you explain why?
Qf3 Bxf3 gxf3 and checkmate next move by Rh1.
Qf3 ... (white doesn't take) Rh1+ Bxh1 Rxh1 checkmate.
I think that's right o_o
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This was a daily puzzle not too long ago.
Papeete wrote:
Qf3
Qc6+
?
White can't response with Qc6+ as he can't eat his own pawn,
but white could answer with c7+ ... then black responses with Bc7 and
blacks counterattack is blocked.
I could never find this in a real game. briliant move
would Rg1+ Rxg1 Qg3++ do the trick?
I found this in a puzzle mag. This game was played during the 2008 Melody Amber Tournament in Monaco. It was a rapid game between the two highest rated players in the world. Black(Anand) played a move that caused white(Kramnik)
to resign after one move. How did Anand do it?