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| Boris Becker vs Garry Kasparov, New York (Estados Unidos), 2000. Código FEN: r1b2rk1/pp3pbp/6p1/4p3/4q3/1QP5/PP1P2PP/RNBKR3 b - - 1 16. |
As Pretas jogam e dão xeque-mate em 3 lances!
(Black to play and give checkmate in 3 moves!)
Neste jogo, Garry Kasparov - o famoso campeão mundial de xadrez, enfrentou Boris Becker, lendário tenista alemão, que assombrou o mundo ao vencer o Torneio de Wimbledon em 1985, aos 17 anos. Depois, Boris convidou Garry para uma partida de tênis, e o enxadrista russo prontamente recusou...
(In this game, Garry Kasparov - the famous chess world champion, faced Boris Becker, legendary German tennis player, who stunned the world by winning The Wimbledon Championships in 1985, aged 17. Later, Boris invited Garry to a tennis match, and the Russian chess player promptly declined...)
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| Boris Becker e a taça de Wimbledon. |
PCFilho
1. ... Bg4
ResponderExcluir2. Re2 Qxe2
3. Kc2 Bf5#
Excelente, Ramón!!
ResponderExcluir1. ... Bg4+!!
2. Re2 Qxe2+!!
3. Kc2 Bf5#
Good to know that I'm still not the only one responding (meaningfully, anyway) to these chess posts.
ResponderExcluirI'm glad to know that too. :)
ResponderExcluirJake, according to the blog's statistics, each chess post receives from 50 to 150 visitors, and most of them stay at least 3 minutes in the blog, which probably means they are indeed thinking about the position.
(Unfortunately, chess is not widely practiced here in Brazil, as it is in other countries, like the US. So, I consider this number even good.)
Anyway, yes, I would like to see more people responding, in English, Portuguese or any other language. :)
But I can only answer the simple ones.
ResponderExcluirThat "zugzwang" thing is for the pros!