At least three moves keep the win in hand here.
White to move
I wrote the best move on my scoresheet, but played another.
01 January 2010
Giving It Away
I am playing a series of games against a Chessmaster personality that is programmed to blunder. In each game I get an advantage easily, but then I often blow the win through a monstrous error.
At least three moves keep the win in hand here.
White to move
I wrote the best move on my scoresheet, but played another.
At least three moves keep the win in hand here.
White to move
I wrote the best move on my scoresheet, but played another.
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White has to be carefull for that little combination of ... h3+; Kxh3 Rg1 with ... Rh8 mate to follow.
ReplyDeleteSo it cannot be a rook move or Kh3 (1. Kh3 Rg1 2. Rca3 Kg6 3. Rcxa4 g4+ 4. Kxh4 Rh8 mate). So it must be either h3 or f3. A third possible move i dont see.
Chesstiger, f4 is the third move. I played c6, but wrote h3 on my scoresheet. h3 is the best move according to the engine. After my c6, it is mate in three as you point out.
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