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Subject: Re: A very strong move that Junior 6a don't find !

Author: Côme

Date: 07:45:30 02/08/00

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On February 08, 2000 at 10:13:16, Jeroen van Dorp wrote:

><sigh>  wish I knew more about chess and less about chess computer programs....
>
>Why is 1.Qg5! a strong move? With 1...Qf6 2.Qg3 and 2...g5 mating threaths are
>adequately solved? Because the black queen now can block the white queen with
>Qh6.
>Why not simply play Qxb2?
>Or do I miss something terribly important?
>
>No - correction - what DO I miss? I can't find it.
>
>Thx for the help.
>
>Jeroen ;-}

Hello Jeroen,
After 2...g5, Rb1! is strong.
Best Regards
Alexandre Côme

• Re: A very strong move that Junior 6a don't find ! Robert Ericsson 07:58:20 02/08/00
  • Re: A very strong move that Junior 6a don't find ! Côme 08:20:46 02/08/00
    • Re: A very strong move that Junior 6a doesn't find ! Jeroen van Dorp 08:31:01 02/08/00
      • Re: A very strong move that Junior 6a doesn't find ! Paulo Soares 09:01:47 02/08/00
        • Re: A very strong move that Junior 6a doesn't find ! Jeroen van Dorp 12:43:12 02/08/00

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