Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 11:29:54 02/09/02
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On February 09, 2002 at 12:47:17, Ed Schröder wrote:
>[d]8/4P3/4r3/k7/8/4N3/6p1/1R4Kb w - - bm Nf5;
Yikes, that is an amazing one!
1.Nf5!
[1.Nd5 Ka4 =]
1...Ka4
[1...Re4 2.Nd4 Ka4 3.Ra1+ transposes to the main line;
1...Re5 2.Nd4 Ka6 3.Nc2! Rxe7
(3...Ka5 4.Re1 +-;
3...Re2 4.Re1 +-)
4.Nb4+ Kb5 5.Nd5+ +-
]
2.Nd4
[or 2.Ra1+ Kb4 3.Nd4 Re4 4.Rc1, which transposes to the main line
]
2...Re4 3.Ra1+ Kb4 4.Rc1! Ka3 5.Rc3+ Kb4 6.Re3! Rxd4 7.Re1 +-
>[d]8/4kb1p/2p3pP/1pP1P1P1/1P3K2/1B6/8/8 w - - bm e6;
The concern I have about this one is that other first moves, such as 1.Bc2, may
also win.
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