@EliteMindSports 1. a3+ N:a3 (if K:a3, K:b5 and white is winning) 2. c3+ B:c3; 3. Ne3 with mate in next move...if Bishop moves, Nd5#, if black Knight moves, then Nc2#. 2 white Knights are doing good work!
1/2 I have never seen something like this! Looking from regulation aspects, chess player - in this case Neumman - which piece (King) was taken out from board by his oponent (Sevian,) was obliged immediately to report to refery of tournament. From my point if view...#USChessChamps
2/2 ...refery would have a look to the bord and seein paradocsal situation that black is playing without King, which was in the hands of his rival, need immediately to stop the chess watch and impose penalty: defeat for white! It was Hans’ fair play, but referery must see this.
2/2…and the world would roll over. Instead he met a wall of strength he never imagined.
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