White to play and save the Queen
Posted Jul 9, 2021, 5:30 PM UTC
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I analyzed the image and this is what I see. Open an appropriate link below and explore the position yourself or with the engine:
White to play: chess.com | lichess.org
My solution:
Hints: piece: >!Queen!<, move: >!Qxf7#!<
Evaluation: >!White has mate in 1!<
Best continuation: >!1. Qxf7#!<
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Look, I saw Qxf7#, I just didn't like it
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Black king will take the queen idiot
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Good bot
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That's easy, 1. Be6 Rxe6 2. dxe7 and the queen is no longer pinned
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Qd1. prevents the queen from being attacked
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Bxf7!! The protected bishop forces the king to bongcloud dishonorably.
Possible continuation after Bxf7 ke7 | Qg5!- pinning the knight to the king!
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For anyone thinking Qxf7# you forgot the brilliant escape gxf6 en passating the queen.
Bxf7+ forces Ke7 and white is in a losing position.
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G4
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What’s wrong with Qxf7#.
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Black plays gxf6 Queen Passant
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What?
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Black plays gxf6 Queen Passant
Google it
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Holy hell!
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I still don’t understand. What I found on google indicates that a queen can en passant a pawn, not the other way around. And F6 is occupied by the black knight, so gxf6 doesn’t make any sense to me.
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Look at the sub you’re on
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I like Qf3. If the knight on f6 moves, from there you can get a big advantage.
I was like wait this dude is 100 elo then it's like oh wait this is r/anarchychess not r/chessbeginners lol