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or 4. ... Rf4 5. Rxf4++quark said:1. Ba4+ Kc4 2. b3+ Kd3 3. Bb5+ Ke4 4. Rg4+ Kf5 5. Ne3++
quark said:1. Ba4+ Kc4 2. b3+ Kd3 3. Bb5+ Ke4 4. Rg4+ Kf5 5. Ne3++
2... Kb5 is not a legal move because the Bishop is now at a4 and attacks b5.xJuggleboy said:what if 2. b3+ Kb5? or KxB?
quark said:1. Ba4+ KxB 2. Nc3+ Kb3 3. Nd2++
jimmysnyder said:2... Kb5 is not a legal move because the Bishop is now at a4 and attacks b5.
2... KxB is not a legal move because the King is now at c4, and the Bishop at a4, two squares away.
If, however, you mean 1... KxB, this case was handled by quark in message #40 of this thread.
xJuggleboy said:oops I ment
3... Kb5 or 3... KxB
Galileo said:I'd like to share with you guys one of the most beautiful chess problems I've ever seen.
See the attachment for the setup.
It's white's turn. Mate in two.
noob said:got it (in white) W rook b8, B king a5 W king b5