I'm playing Black in the diagram, and to make it a little more of a visualization exercise we'll give a few moves:
25. Be4 Bb3 26. Rb1 and now Black to play and win.
(Don't look in the comments before you get the answer!)
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
An Instructive Mistake
My Red Hot Pawn rating is now at 1741, the highest I've achieved--but let's give Luck it's due in the equation...
I'm playing Black in the diagram, and to make it a little more of a visualization exercise we'll give a few moves:
25. Be4 Bb3 26. Rb1 and now Black to play and win.
(Don't look in the comments before you get the answer!)
I'm playing Black in the diagram, and to make it a little more of a visualization exercise we'll give a few moves:
25. Be4 Bb3 26. Rb1 and now Black to play and win.
(Don't look in the comments before you get the answer!)
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3 comments:
26...Rxe4 and winning a piece?
That's what I came up with, Samurai. This is a variant of a motif I hadn't really noticed until I started doing CTS and CT-Art. Both of white's back rank rooks are attacked by rook and queen. Neither can capture its attacker or the other hangs with mate. Anybody got a name for this motif?
Nice exercise! And nice game! I worked it out with only visualization. Thanks.
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