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Hi, after a while some chess for you again! :)
The position below arose in an online rapid chess game. I had the white pieces and placed my queen very optimistically on c1.
To be honest I expected my opponent to resign, and he actually granted my wish, because he didn't see any reasonable defense against the threatening Qh6. However we are all humans only, and with very few time remaining on our clocks we both oversaw that black still has some resources available to defend himself.
What could black have played to prevent the direct deciding attack on his king? That's the main question ... But even after the best black defense white still has some amazing ideas to save his advantage ... do you see how?
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Hallo, nach einiger Zeit mal wieder eine Schachaufgabe! :)
Die Stellung unten entstand in einer Online-Schnellschachpartie. Ich hatte die weißen Figuren und platzierte meine Dame sehr optimistisch auf c1.
Um ehrlich zu sein, rechnete ich mit der Aufgabe meines Gegners, welcher mir diesen Wunsch auch tatsächlich erfüllte, weil er keine sinnvolle Verteidigung gegen das drohende Dh6 sah. Allerdings sind wir alle nur Menschen, und mit wenig verbleibender Zeit auf unseren Uhren übersahen wir beide, dass Schwarz noch über einige Verteidigungsressourcen verfügt.
Was hätte Schwarz spielen können, um einen direkt entscheidenden Angriff auf seinen König zu verhindern? Das ist die Hauptfrage ... Aber selbst nach der besten schwarzen Verteidigung hat Weiß noch einige erstaunliche Ideen, um seinen Vorteil zu sichern ... seht ihr sie?
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Very interesting problem, not easy to discover as the moves are so "quiet" , no forced lines....
Suspect that this is beyond my chess ability!
Black rook to e8 pins the white pawn on e5 (due to white King trapped on back row) allowing black Queen to take white bishop on f6 if white Queen moves to h6. But white can counter with bishop to d7 forking Queen and Rook. White Queen has to run to b6. Immediate danger avoided by black but at the loss of rook for bishop and still in poor position.
Great ideas, you go into the right direction:
What is white's best answer against the good defending move 1. ... Rfe8?
Great answer, but I think you mean Black Queen has to run to b6 instead of "White Queen has to run to b6". After that, white bishop takes the rook at e8 and the remaining black rook takes the white bishop at e8. The game can go a few ways after that, but as you say, black is still in a poor position. I can't see a way white can guarantee immediate victory at this point though.
Yes, 1. ... Rfe8 is the best defending move.
Now it is on you to find an interesting continuation for white.
(I will sleep now, so don't wonder if I won't answer immediately to your next ideas. :) )
Ah, yes. Black Queen!
Awesome...upvoted
amigo #resteemia at your service
Know chess, but dont know the answer. feeling bad @jaki01
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Upvoted und resteemed :-)
Danke für dein häufiges Resteemen! ;-)
Well researched.
@jaki01 - Sire, I love chess, but don't know how to win this game :( Really sorry Sire. I will resteem this post with my friends, sometimes they will know the way Sire.
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Thanks! :)
I love this Game :)
keep going players i am seeing your moves :D
I see, your voting power is really down now ... so I will upvote you anyway. :-)
@jaki01,
Actually, I am not a genius in this game! Hope you already solved it and won the game too!
Cheers~
Games that make people have to focus and concentrate, I can not answer now, I think first, ..., your post left a trail of something in my thoughts, interesting posts...@jaki01