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This video covers what I consider to be an amazing combination that I had viewed online between a FIDE Master and an Unknown.

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[zendenball]

@chessnetwork Gerry!!! i complimented jrobi but really i wanted to praise you! you have taught me so much, pls keep posting, and in exactly the style you are doing

[ChessNetwork]

@zendenball Thanks zen! :)

[pyrodudewasa]

wow... i would never had thought that, sacrificing a rook to dominate a king's escape square... i really enjoyed this vid... I hope you make more of these, when you make us pause the vid in order to make us think of possible ways to play... 100/100 if i could LOL Im subscribing

[ChessNetwork]

@pyrodudewasa Great..Thanks pyrodude! :)

[FAttTenor84]

Please stop talking so much. Get to the point.

[ChessNetwork]

@FAttTenor84 oh

[ThePaul1E]

love your videos thank you so much

[ex59neo53]

@daydr33m3r Black may be a chess problems addict ... it helps 

[xwyfthdwnx]

1:46 c5 could work if bb7, Qh2++ if not ...bg2++

[rockoMe]

Just a quick thought: you do know that someone can easily use fritz or shredder or rybka to get really cool combos like that right ?

[TheLikklejj]

at 4:39 QF2 +, Kh1, Qq8+, Rxg1, Nf2++

[Sough]

Time control?

[daydr33m3r]

the unknown was definitely some guy with a fritz program or rybka or something. There is no way on earth an unranked person playing an IM would've thought of that himself.

[RickyRuffcutt]

Man, you are putting some SERIOUS games on the map. This is awesome.

[isaiahgregov]

Perhaps someone has already commented on this, but the second move (Qxg3), and sequentially the third move (Qf2+), are redundant. Rather:

2. Kh1 Rd5

3. ...

7. (White moves wherever) Qh2++

Therefore, this puzzle, unless I'm mistaken, should be called a checkmate in seven rather than a checkmate in nine, even though checkmate in nine is how this three(?) minute game actually occurred - to critique. Thanks for this puzzle! It really helped me.

[vecter]

One hell of an unknown ...