 |
| Judit Polgár vs Shakhriyar Mamedyarov, 29/10/2002, Bled (Eslovênia). |
As Brancas jogam e dão xeque-mate em 3 lances!
(White to play and give checkmate in 3 moves!)
Vale a pena ver a análise do jogo completo no vídeo abaixo, para conferir como Judit Polgár alcançou esta posição, após um ataque espetacular. Os comentários são de Mato Jelic.
(It's a good idea to watch the analysis of the full game in the video below, to check out how Judit Polgár reached this position, after a spectacular attack. Comments are made by Mato Jelic.)
PC
Qf3+ Qe4 c4+ Kxc4 Qb3++. If Kc4 is the first move for black then b3++ in 2, and if bxc4 is the second move for black after Qc3+ Qe4 then Qxe4 is mate in two. Nice puzzle.
ResponderExcluirWell done, Steve W. Qf3+!! is the key move! :)
ResponderExcluirHere are all the possible combinations:
1. Qf3+ Kc4
2. b3#
1. Qf3+ Qe4
2. c4+ bxc4
3. Qxe4#
1. Qf3+ Qe4
2. c4+ Kxc4
3. Qb3#
1. Qf3+ Qe4
2. c4+ Ke5
3. Qxe4#
1.Rxe5+Kxe5
ResponderExcluir2.Re1+Kd5
3.Qxe6#
my last comment is not true, the king could escape and is not mate in 3
ResponderExcluirStuttgart,
ResponderExcluirRight, Rxe5 is the first move that comes to mind (taking the Queen can't be bad!), but it doesn't lead to checkmate immediately.