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Bruno's Chess Problem: 11/26/2021
R.Bacher, Problemas, 1961
Mate in 2(***)White to play
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Level : * (very easy) to ****** (very hard)
 1... Ba6, e6 2. Qg4# 1... exf6 2. Nxf6# 1... exd6 2. Nxd6# 1... e5 2. Bxd5# |
- 2021-11-26 09:59:46, by slowbut2
- - a more important one
- 2021-11-26 09:51:21, by slowbut2
- or in the best case you will solve another problem
- 2021-11-26 09:47:33, by slowbut2
- before my seeing others’ chess-related comments: My solution [arrived to through the 32-pixel, B&W, restartable-moving-pieces setting and “(?)”]: in view of the following possibility\s::::::
still black king\
white-pawn start unblocks to rook mate [or queen or north-bishop or north-knight mate]\\ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it seems [ re-verification is intended later on and before seeing others’ comments] that white's dsix starts - 2021-11-26 06:27:35, by problemist
- "If you are going to have any chance at all to solve any problem, first make sure your facts are correct." Ray Hyman (* 1928) speaking to graduates at Simon Fraser University (4 October 2007).
The try 1. Ng2? fails to 1.. Kf5! Shown is a Pickaninny of bPe7 (all four possible moves) after the key 1. cxd6 (2. Rc4#); now any move of bPe7 defends the threat by pinning the wR, but creates another weakness: 1.. exd6, e6, e5 exf6 2. Nxd6#, Qg4#, Bxd5#, Nxf6#. A side variation is 1.. Ba6 2. Qg4#.
Roberto Bacher (* 22.6.1907, † 17.5.1971) Spanish composer.
Since the opening in October 2000, I had published online more than 6650 free chess problems. If you want more details, look at my chess figures pages.
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