A ridiculously beautiful chess puzzle (White to play and win)
posted by Chris Tilling @ 9:38 AM
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Friday, October 25, 2013
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White: c5, Na4, Be3, Nc4, using the fork, fork, pin, and fork.
Congrats! But I think you may be missing just one trick.
What if after 1.c5, Qc5 2.Na4+, bxa4 3.Be3, Ka5! cos if now 4.Bxc5 it's stalemate!
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