Sunday, June 12, 2016
A Threat Not Parried
White’s attack seems unstoppable. Black only deploys a single rook to defend his king. Now, white delivers a threat that cannot be parried. Let’s find the killer move. Henneberger-Bernstein (Zurich, 1934)
Solution: 1. Bg7! RxB 2. Rc8+ Rg8 3. Qg4.. Resign. The double threat QxR and Qg7+ mate is too much for black to defend.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No Where to Hide!
A move reversing the balance of the position and eventually favors white. A classic game displaying the strength of the legendary Bobby Fi...
-
White is threatening Qc8+ mate with a double attack to black’ unprotected knight. Find a connecting assault to break white king’s quite so... -
Bent Larsen is a Danish champion. Larsen-Lengyel (Austria, 1964) White to play and win. Solution: 1. d5+ cxd 2. exd Kxd 3. Rd7+ Kc... -
A bishop move that allows a pawn passer. Fischer-Finegold (USA, 1963) White to play and win. Solution: 1. Bg6 gxB ...
No comments:
Post a Comment