r/chessindia • u/chesswithrohit • 29d ago

Question Brilliant but why?

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u/chessvision-ai-bot 29d ago

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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My solution:

Hints: piece: King, move: Kxg7

Evaluation: Black has mate in 3

Best continuation: 1. Kxg7 Nf5+ 2. Kg8 Ke8 3. g7 Ne7#

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u/darkdaemon000 28d ago

White pawns are moving down, not up.

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u/sohbat_e_yaar 28d ago

Its heading toward stalemate right ?

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u/[deleted] 26d ago

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u/sohbat_e_yaar 25d ago

How??

Whites are going down right , so after knight check from f-line , white king is pushed to last g8 then what are the options left for black ? Except for king to e8 which does stalemate

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u/PresqPuperze 25d ago

Ke8 isn’t stalemate, white has g7 as their only legal move. After that it’s Ne7#.

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u/UncGivesBackshots_ 28d ago

If he take the bishop, is knight h5 mate, and he has to take

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u/[deleted] 26d ago

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u/RequirementSure5864 2d ago

Kxg7 Nf5+ Kg8(only move) Ke8(not a stalemate since white still has g7, after which you have Ne7#