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1. ... Be3+ can lead to a different mate: 2. Kd1 (or 2.Kb1 Nd2+ 3.Kc1 Nxc4+ 4.Kb1 Nd2+ wins the queen horizontally) Nf2+ 3. Ke1 Nxd3++ 4. Kd1 Nxb2#
Arisktotle schreef:
1. ... Be3+ can lead to a different mate: 2. Kd1 (or 2.Kb1 Nd2+ 3.Kc1 Nxc4+ 4.Kb1 Nd2+ wins the queen horizontally) Nf2+ 3. Ke1 Nxd3++ 4. Kd1 Nxb2#
Right, Be3+ is nice and does indeed win a lot of material but it doesn't force an immediate checkmate. I'll add the line to the puzzle though since it is a great move too.
White to equalize.
Again, two good puzzles with unique solutions!
Arisktotle schreef:
Again, two good puzzles with unique solutions!
Thanks! Although on #26 50. b8=R would also work but I don't know why anyone would do this.
Promotion choice is a small minus in composition chess but it is so common that it is accepted as inevitable. Only in compositions where (under)promotions are the theme it may count as a serious flaw. Not here though!
Aha alright, didn’t know that.
This one is a little easier.
Doing lotsa damage 
Black to at least equalize.
GMproposedsolutions schreef:
g1
Thanks!
Mate in 6.
After you have solved the puzzle refresh the page and click on the solution to see the variations.
After you have solved the puzzle refresh the page and click on the solution to see the variations.
This crazy position occured in a blitz game! For complete correctness this is a mate in 10. But don't worry about that and just try to find the best moves.
Also after you have solved the puzzle refresh the page and click on the solution to see the variations.
I liked the trick with Ke3? Qf4+!!