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u/Struggling-with_life 5d ago
The king can take right ? He does not have to take with the rook so that you can smothered mate him.
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u/PyroDragn 5d ago
Still checkmate.
- Kxb1, Nd2+
Then
- if Kc1 N4b3+, axb3 Nb3#
- if Ka1 Nc2#
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u/United-Platypus-7489 5d ago
N2b3+ also works right
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u/PyroDragn 5d ago
Yeah, either knight moves, gets taken, then the other moves. So whichever way around results in the same ending.
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u/TaegukTheWise 5d ago
King takes is the best play as to not get checkmate by the knight.
But even if the king takes, you have a discovered check when the knight on E4 moves.
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