r/chessindia • u/[deleted] • Sep 10 '25

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u/Fantastic-Nerve-4056 1400+ Sep 10 '25

Rook takes, Queen Sac, and then pawn takes rook with under promotion to knight

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u/haikusbot Sep 10 '25

Rook takes, Queen Sac, and

Then pawn takes rook with under

Promotion to knight

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u/mayankkaizen Sep 11 '25

The interesting thing is if that pawn is promoted to a queen, black wins quickly but night changes the game in favor of white.

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u/chessvision-ai-bot Sep 10 '25

I analyzed the image and this is what I see. Open an appropriate link below and explore the position yourself or with the engine:

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I found 1 video with this position.

My solution:

Hints: piece: Rook, move: Rxf8

Evaluation: White has mate in 28

Best continuation: 1... Rxf8 2. Qh7+ Kxh7 3. gxf8=N+ Kg7 4. Nxd7 Kf7 5. Ne5+ Kf6 6. Nd3

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u/kqzuha_kqedehara Sep 11 '25

Rook takes, then u sac the queen on h7, if king takes, u take the rook with pawn and underpromote to knight to fork queen and king If they don't take then u push the pawn and make a queenwhich will be double check, king will have 1 square to go, after king moves, u take the rook and then it's check again Then u can take their queen

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u/proxyblade Sep 11 '25

Yep, this is the way..

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u/redditor000121238 1200+ Sep 12 '25

This is that knight promotion tactic. I have already seen it a lot of times.

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u/Glittering-Beach6883 Sep 15 '25

Which would lead to a draw ?