Aug 30, 2024
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level 2: escort mission
what move would you like to make?
moves can be submitted through replies, reblogs or asks as there could be too many options for polls in some levels. moves are formatted using algebraic notation.
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White's move; mate in two. (Answer below the break.)
The Evergreen Game: Anderssen vs. Dufresne, 1852
Fancied revisiting a classic so here's one of the most famous winning combinations of all time. It's unbelievable to me that Anderssen (White) spotted the forced checkmate from this position where personally I'd have probably been panicking about my own king.
Explanation below cut.
When Beth Harmon says she doesn't do puzzles because they're scenarios that never happen in games, this is the bs she's talking about:
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level 1: the beginning
what move would you like to make?
moves can be submitted through replies, reblogs or asks as there could be too many options for polls in some levels. moves are formatted using algebraic notation.