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Enjoy competing and coaching others to do their best

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@ImShahinyan Pd4-d5

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@DTonPirates #letsgobucs!! Stay hot and keep it rolling!

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@ImShahinyan Qa1-e5, check.
Qe7xQe5.
Nf7-g5, checkmate!

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@xxChessMaster Ra4-h4, check.
Pg5xRh4.
Pg3-g4, checkmate!

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@DTonPirates Yep! Go out and pitch well now!

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@Running18834415 Bc5-a3, check!

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@ImShahinyan Ne4-g5.
If Kg8-f8, Qb7-f7, checkmate!
If Kg8-h8, Qb7-h7, checkmate!

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@xxChessMaster Qg4xBf5.
Nd5-e7, check.
Kc8-b8.
Rd1xRd8, check.
Qf5-c8.
Rd8xQc8, checkmate!

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@kenttnis @a_signer41345 @xxChessMaster Is there any chance that there is two solutions? I see that the Rook or Queen can capture the Qc7 for check, but Nc6 blocks this check and opens a discovered checkmate from Ra1.

I am not saying that your solution is wrong at all. There may be another

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@kenttnis @xxChessMaster Thanks for replying. Help me understand though. Wouldn’t Nc6 block that check and create a double check from the Ra1 and Nc6?

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@chessclubICC Ne4-f6

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@DTonPirates Perfect slide! Gave him nothing to tag

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@xxChessMaster Bd1-b3.
Pg3-g2.
Bb3-e6, pins Pg4 and creates discovered checkmate from Ra3!

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@chessable @palmbeachchess Bh6-g7, check.
If Kh8-g8, then Qh3xPh7, checkmate!
If Kh8xBg7, then Qh3xPh7, check.
Kg7-f8.
Qh7-g8, checkmate!

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@chessclubICC @davidllada Nf4-e6.
Pf7xNe6 to stop Qh6-g7, checkmate.
Nd5xNf6, check.
Pe7xNf6.
Qh6xPh7, check.
Kg8-f8.
Qh7-h8.
Kf8-f7 or e7.
Rh1-h7, checkmate!

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@chess_feed Ne6-f8