You are viewing a single comment's thread from:RE: Chess problem 32 / Schachaufgabe 32View the full contextView the direct parentjaki01 (75)in #chess • 8 years ago The critical continuation is: ... Rxh2 Kxh2. Can you win then?
My white player doesn't want the rook.
I would do it like this:
1
.... - Rxh22
Nh4 -- Rxh43
gxh4 - Bh34
Rg4+!- Nxg45
Qxg4!- Bxg46
Ne4 -- Rh88
Kg2 -- Qh2with f3 covered by the white bishop on g4
Black is convinced white doesn't just need to lose, the position merits punishment while white has a sense of humor about it.
If you want to win as black you must have a good answer against every white defense.
By the way, if white plays 2. Nh4 black can win much faster than in your variation ... :)
I didn't want to spoil the puzzle :-)
Look at all the needless carnage I've created. haha
The Qh2 can actually be taken by the white king at the end of your "fun variation".
there is a rook on h8?
Yes, but also a pawn at h4.
oh, right you are!
I should think harder and deeper.