" The foundation of chess is the process of 'vision' – the ability to spot where everything under attack, yours and your opponent's, is located." – G. Levenfish
Solve the following special positions beginning with white to play and black to play. Spot the good moves, evaluate them quickly and accurately. Then choose the best one, if you are to play on the board.
Solve the following special positions beginning with white to play and black to play. Spot the good moves, evaluate them quickly and accurately. Then choose the best one, if you are to play on the board.
Find the winning move for White & Black
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(Solutions - 30/Jan/2016)
Chess Jewels: Part Two
White to play – 1.Qg7+! Ng7 2.fg7+ Kg8 3.Nf6+, etc.
Black to play – 1…Nd4+! 2.cd4 (2.Qd4 cd4) 2...Qg4, etc.
White to play – 1.Qe6+! Kh8 2.Qe8+ Re8 3.Re8#
Black to play – 1…Qa2+! 2.Ka2 Ra6+#
White to play – 1.Qa4+! Qa4 2.Rg8#
Black to play – 1…Rg1+! 2.Kg1 Qe1#
White to play – 1.Qh5+! Kg8 (1...gh5 2.Rh6#) 2.Rag6+ fg6 3.Qg6+ Kf8 4.Qf6+, etc.
Black to play – 1…Qc1+! 2.Bc1 Re1#
White to play – 1.Qb7+! Kb7 2.Nc5++ Kc7 3.Rd7, etc.
Black to play – 1…Qh2+! 2.Kf1 Qh1+ 3.Bh1 Rh1#
White to play – 1.Ng6+! hg6 2.Rh1, etc.
Black to play – 1…Nc3+! 2.bc3 Rb8, etc.
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