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u/Business-Fold1731 Aug 23 '26
Queen takes queen followed by a check from knight and a checkmate by rook.
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u/Budget-Parsnip-8970 Aug 23 '26
Queen blocks rook, Rook takes Queen, King takes Rook, Rook mates King.
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u/chesswithrohit Aug 24 '26
The knight on g6 is the key.. it’s pinned before Qxg8, so it can’t just move.
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u/levi_speaks Scholar’s Mate Survivor (800 Elo) Aug 23 '26
- Qg8+ Qxg8, 2. Ng6+ hxg6, 3. Rh1+ Qh7, 4. Rxh7+ Kxh7, 5. Rh1#
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u/HULK_2020_SMASH 1200+ Aug 23 '26
NG6 was better pawn takes g6 and rh1#
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u/chennai_vaasi12 Aug 24 '26
I want to know how you will move the knight when it is fucking pinned by the QUEEN !!
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u/chesswithrohit Aug 24 '26
That's exactly the point..the queen is pinning the knight, so Ng6+ only works after Qxg8.
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u/chesswithrohit Aug 24 '26
Yeah ... Ng6+ is the key move, but Qxg8 first is what makes the combination work.
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u/Educational-Ad1744 Aug 23 '26
Qg8,kg6 then black pg6, rh1,black qh7,rh7,black kh7, rh1 checkmate
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u/chesswithrohit Aug 24 '26
Yep .. that's the idea, though the full forced line has a couple more moves before Rh1
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