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Uploaded by on Jul 23, 2009

Two brilliant variations. From a game DesChapelles - De Labourdonnais, Paris 1836. White plays and wins.

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  • @mcpartridgeboy ..i'm not that good ..i rarely play tournament .. i dont even have a FIDE ratg .. but i like to practise chess puzzle like this .. i think u can do it la .. just think a little deep ..than u get it .... good luck !!

  • @MrAmzs619 you got that, wow would you mind telling me your elo or equivelent rating so as i can measure how far away from getting these puzzles please, thankyou very much.

  • yeah ..congratz to myself . i can ans.. hopefully i cn think like this during tournament

  • @jeremytankhoonleong No, the black pawn is queening with a check. Horrible things start happening :)

  • the question is, how the white king could move in attack, with so many pieces on the board

  • If I'm not mistaken, there's another 3rd combination:

    1. N*h6 g*h6, 2. Qf6 (whichever move black makes will be of no difference), then 3. Qf7 Kh8, 4. Bf6#

  • @RustDemon79 Hi RustDemon79! Keep in mind Bishops move diagonally only on squares of their own color, so it's impossible for a Bishop to go from b7 (white square) to e5 (black square). Also Rb8-g8 does not stop the mate after Bf6+ Rg7 (forced), Bxg7 mate.

  • These senarios are incorrect, take the first one, Ke7-f7 black can either draw Bb7-e5 and set up a bishop sacrifice or use Rb8-g8.... pretty weak

  • this is really nice, mate in four!

  • great combination :)

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