@zibbit so you are telling me that the king was on g1 and to avoid being forked by Ne5-f3 he marched it to h3 , i already dont believe that because you would have played Ne3 when the king was on G2 to pick up the rook (winning the exchange) the check on g5 would have been harmless so white would have to recapture .So that means you are saying after he played Kg2 you did nothing because you knew he was going to play Kh3 next walking straight into your dastardly mate , do you see the problem?
@FFFUUUCCCKKKEEEDDD No you dont' get it. I played Qb7 and he got fancy and played Kh3 allowing the combination and though he was avoidiing Nf3+' ideas.
@zibbit you are right i dont get it you played Qb7 and then he played Kh3. Kh3? why wouldnt he play Qxd5 just winning the knight theres no need to move the king after Qb7 . This also means that before you protected the knight with Qb7 it was en prise and would have been taken on the previous move that also means you wouldnt have played Qb7 to protect because that fails you would have to move the knight , none of this makes sense . Why not put a full pgn in the uploaders comment section to help
@swamp1988 "i am very much of a beginner but how about from initial position sacrifice knight to c5? it seems like an black advantage to me... pls prove me wrong"
How would it be an advantage?
White has 3 attackrs on C5, black has 2 defenders (after horse moves) so disadvantage
if you meant white sacrafices the horse, it's a checkmate.
also The best move is the rook move here and not the black horse sacrifice because you can't get more advantage then a forced checkmate
Perfect combination!!
foretellerap 3 months ago
this is beautiful!!
Dymdez 5 months ago
Why cant white take your castle to get out of check instead of moving his king?
Joshwaheazo 5 months ago
Additional finish. Instead of h6, it could have continiued:
Nh3+ Kh5 (Kh6 Nc7+ Kh5 Qc3#) Qc3+ kh6 Nc7#
Your mate is 1 move faster though. Very nice combination! :D
TheSameDame 9 months ago
why didn't the pawn take the rook? wtf?!!
alinusD 1 year ago
@alinusD It did, didn't it?
zibbit 1 year ago
its a nice checkmate but why as white would you play Kh3 you werent playing against a pakistani cricketer were you
FFFUUUCCCKKKEEEDDD 1 year ago
@FFFUUUCCCKKKEEEDDD He was trying to avoid Ne5-f3+ ideas in a fancy way and it backfired
zibbit 1 year ago
@zibbit so you are telling me that the king was on g1 and to avoid being forked by Ne5-f3 he marched it to h3 , i already dont believe that because you would have played Ne3 when the king was on G2 to pick up the rook (winning the exchange) the check on g5 would have been harmless so white would have to recapture .So that means you are saying after he played Kg2 you did nothing because you knew he was going to play Kh3 next walking straight into your dastardly mate , do you see the problem?
FFFUUUCCCKKKEEEDDD 1 year ago
@FFFUUUCCCKKKEEEDDD No you dont' get it. I played Qb7 and he got fancy and played Kh3 allowing the combination and though he was avoidiing Nf3+' ideas.
zibbit 1 year ago
@zibbit you are right i dont get it you played Qb7 and then he played Kh3. Kh3? why wouldnt he play Qxd5 just winning the knight theres no need to move the king after Qb7 . This also means that before you protected the knight with Qb7 it was en prise and would have been taken on the previous move that also means you wouldnt have played Qb7 to protect because that fails you would have to move the knight , none of this makes sense . Why not put a full pgn in the uploaders comment section to help
FFFUUUCCCKKKEEEDDD 1 year ago
Didn't actually get what the combination was.
FreewheelinLibertine 1 year ago
great combination and a unique checkmate
dobtoronto 2 years ago
i am very much of a beginner but how about from initial position sacrifice knight to c5? it seems like an black advantage to me... pls prove me wrong
swamp1988 2 years ago
@swamp1988 which knight can move to c5?
kingtipz 2 years ago
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@swamp1988 "i am very much of a beginner but how about from initial position sacrifice knight to c5? it seems like an black advantage to me... pls prove me wrong"
How would it be an advantage?
White has 3 attackrs on C5, black has 2 defenders (after horse moves) so disadvantage
if you meant white sacrafices the horse, it's a checkmate.
also The best move is the rook move here and not the black horse sacrifice because you can't get more advantage then a forced checkmate
Tutterkop 1 year ago
@swamp1988 There is a black pawn on c5, seems very much like a very illegal and pointless move!
zibbit 1 year ago
@swamp1988 you mean Nf4?
Matthew2400 2 months ago
I saw it! Yay, I'm getting much better
Gerstein1 2 years ago
nice!!
hacksign20 2 years ago
great combination. there's nothing he could do.
Mr1700 2 years ago
very nice- shades of Frank Marshall
Oldsixtyeight 2 years ago
excellent finish.
shybandito 2 years ago
Nice to watch, thx :)
Fnyrr 3 years ago
nice
bassieeee7 3 years ago
Brilliant!
Mikaelin 3 years ago
Very neat! Proves Fischers' point about what a powerful force Queen and Knight can be.
smalls1955 3 years ago
Beautiful!
vorojtsov 3 years ago
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omfg ur soo smart man thx i got chess tourneman tommorow il use this trick
ala4akbar 3 years ago
lol yeah i'm sure you'll use this.. No seriously I hope you understand that the chances you get into this position are very low..
Carabin33fr 3 years ago
stunning!
maxiskhan 4 years ago
Not bad
ytmndman 4 years ago
amazing tactical flurry.
macnolds 4 years ago
great
ezhilpa 4 years ago
nice
derenkoff 4 years ago
the final mate *is* very nice.
all six squares that the king touches are covered once by your pieces - your knights cover four squares and your king covers the last two...
steve843 5 years ago