White to move
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| After 20...Rf6 |
Albany State hosts Hip-Hop Chess Icon, Adisa Banjoko
22 hours ago
30 September 2018
Understand the Threats
This position arose in my fourth round game in this weekend's Eastern Washington Open. I had Black and won, then won my fifth round game as well, finishing with 4.5/5 and a tie for first in the event. This was the second time I won a weekend Swiss (see "Winning an Open").
White played 21.Bb2? and resigned on move 25 when checkmate was inevitable.
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Nice result this weekend!!!
ReplyDeletemaybe Rg6, if return knight than Qxh3 , but if h4 than h6 and if return kinght than Qh3 if not return knight than its minor piece more
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