Originally posted by moteutschI cannot follow the notation here. You should notate the moves as 1.White's move Blacks move.
Post any nice sacs here.
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1. Rxg2! Rg1 2. Rh1#
Too lazy to write all the variations, so I just wrote what happened in the game...
even if it's first black that makes a move, notate it as 1 ... Black's move.
Now, considering 1.Rxg2 is actuall 1... Rxg2, I cannot see how black can play 2...Rh1 here. Maybe it's just a temporary blindness 🙂
Originally posted by diskamylit's Rh2 mate instead of Rh1 of course 🙂
I cannot follow the notation here. You should notate the moves as 1.White's move Blacks move.
even if it's first black that makes a move, notate it as 1 ... Black's move.
Now, considering 1.Rxg2 is actuall 1... Rxg2, I cannot see how black can play 2...Rh1 here. Maybe it's just a temporary blindness 🙂
Originally posted by vipiuvery impressive yes! The kind of combination we all dream to play...a bit like the famous Lasker-Thomas combination
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Originally posted by vipiuIf I had played that sequence I would never stop talking about it.
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