Greco's Checkmate
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white can prevent this all on move 7 with en passant!?!?!?!? e5 to d6 maybe it wasnt around in the 1400's!!!!
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I was thinking after 15. g4 Qf2 is the fastest mate
with either Qh4# or Qf1# depending on what white does.
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wrong. after 9. fxg4 Qh4+ 10. g3! is an excellent move after which white loses a rook but manages to capture that knight and in worst case scenario ends up with his king on the middle of the table in the middle of the game with two pieces ahead. with smart developing and patience white wins this easily.
still, it's a nice game...
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thank you for presenting this beautiful game
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thank you!
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Very, very nice. You present the pattern and then you explore it in a real game -- that's really instructive.
betotupiniquim 3 years ago
Thank you.
SkobarChess 3 years ago