What if Black doesn't take White's Bishop?
white to draw
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dc1985 wrote:
What if Black doesn't take White's Bishop?
It's forced as the other bishop is covering b6 and the king is controlling c4.
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dc1985 wrote:
What if Black doesn't take White's Bishop?
yeah, what if...what if c. a. t. spelled dog.
nimzovich wrote:
My error in stating this is the puzzle by W.E. Rudolph. THAT puzzle has white king on e2 instead of d3, which makes more than a bit of difference, as noted by fzweb & Crafty, as with K on e2, then c4+ does not have the same effect.
The reported difficulty by Rybka is with K on e2.
Indeed I meant to post the Rudolph puzzle- my mistake in not checking thourougly that I dropped the king on the correct square.
Look at the visual effect, this is mezmerizing and one would not play not to spoil the design.
Dec 21, 2009
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bugoobiga wrote:
dc1985 wrote:
What if Black doesn't take White's Bishop?
yeah, what if...what if c. a. t. spelled dog.
Lol...good good.
im sorry to inform this, but it actually spells "mouse"
Here's a cool puzzle I came across. It's not mine (and it's pretty easy) but I thought it was cool enough that I wanted to share it.
White to draw