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Hi, chess fans! :)
This time I would like to show you a position which recently arose in an online chess game.
I played with black, and it was obvious that I had to find a really good move to finish my attack successfully.
The question is only: which move? Can you answer the question and show me how black could obtain at least a clear advantage?
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Hallo Schachfreunde! :)
Dieses Mal möchte ich euch eine Stellung zeigen, die sich kürzlich in einer Online-Schachpartie ergab.
Ich spielte mit Schwarz, und es lag auf der Hand, dass ich nun einen ziemlich guten Zug finden musste, um meinen Angriff erfolgreich vollenden zu können.
Die Frage ist nur: welchen Zug? Könnt ihr sie beantworten und mir zeigen, wie Schwarz zumindest einen klaren Vorteil erzielen konnte?
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Hi @jaki01. Here my solution:
1.... Rxe3 2.fxe3 Qc2+ 3. Rf1 Be6 and white will lose the bishop
3.. Kf3 Be6 again
If white moves Rac1 (or Rhc1):
4.. Rac1 (or Rhc1) Bxd5+ and then black moves the queen
Wow, i did not see Qxb7, but white can not make that move because it's checkmate, all moves are forced
That's it: congrats to the winner of this round! :)
Great and energetic attack, where black had to play very accurate moves (for example not 2. ... Be6? because of 3. Rac1!) to save the victory.
Thanks bro, it was very fun :)
sooo fast
Herzlichen Glückwunsch zur 50. Schachaufgabe! Vor allem freue ich mich, dass du so viele Mitspieler gefunden hast. Und die Aufgaben sind immer ziemlich tricky!
Danke, freut mich sehr, dass dir meine Schachaufgaben immer noch gefallen! :)
Ich hatte schon überlegt, die 50. Aufgabe besonders knifflig zu machen, mich dann aber für eine Stellung aus einer 'gewöhnlichen' eigenen Partie entschieden. Ich dachte mir, dass sich künstlich konstruierte Schachprobleme und Stellungen aus 'echten' Partien der Abwechslung halber ungefähr die Waage halten sollten.
Aaargh, bad timing, can't look at this now as 10 day old baby needs looking after
But at first glance I am thinking Re6 x e3, and then after pawn f2 x e3 you can start to maneouvre the white king round to the fgh/34 squares
Need to come back later, but then it will likely be solved...
Cheers
This one definitely took some thinking. I'm liking the puzzles that are focused on getting a good trade rather than getting a clear-cut checkmate as they're more likely to help during an actual game.
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@jaki01
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nice one!
Fun challenge! Nowhere close to being a chess pro but I know the rules so I can guess. f7 -> f5?
NOPE! :)
1...Rxe3+ 2.fxe3 Bg4+ 3.Kf1 Qxa1+
This wins a piece and possibly also the other rook, it might not be best though.
It is however the best I can find immediately.
After
white must play
3 . Kf2. Now 3. ... Qb2+! (protects b7) 4. Kg3 Be6 is also clearly better for black. However, the solution of @juanmi96 is faster (and he found it faster). :)
i can't play chess :D