Chess Endgame Study: A Short Beauty by Kasparyan (1935) - [White to move and win]
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Awesome!
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You forgot one point in the analyze; after white's g4, you played black's response Re5 like it was a "random" or any shelter square. But it had to be exactly Re5 for completing the puzzle.
Or else, after white's g4, if black's rook plays to another square, let's say Rf1; White plays " Be6 " and now, even a shorter way to checkmate would be possible. Whatever black does, next move Bf7++ is not stopable. If even black plays f5.
This was required to mention too, dude. Good work anyways.
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The black King doesn't like this video!
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Rc5 is still mate in 2
Bd6 e5, Be7#
Re5 was to prevent Be6, thus prolong the game, but ends in checkmate anyway
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@DarkDeath1994 If after 1. Ne8 black plays 1....Rf2 ,2. Ng7+ ......Kg6,3. h5#
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What if the rooks double up on the F file after white's first move?
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tremendous
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AMAZING
At both 2:19 and 3:23 there's no need to play f5+ since Bf5 is mate right away in both positions. And at 4:50, why wouldn't black just play the simple ...Rc5 attacking the bishop? Why give up a whole rook?
BobbyDigital1980 1 year ago
@BobbyDigital1980 You are right about 2:19 and 3:23. At 4:50 Rc5 wouldn't make any difference, black gets mated anyway. Thanks for ur comments.
EndgameStudies 1 year ago