Garry Kasparov, undoubtedly, one of the greatest chess players in history, won many of his games against the most elite players like Karpov, Kramnik and Anand by using razor sharp tactical combinations.
Here we present the list of 5 of his crazily creative ideas:
Note: look at the following positions, and try to find what Kasparov found to crash his opponents.
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White to move
Black to move
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Sir I regularly reading your articles.All are very nice I want the solution and explanation of the above Problems
No 1.
1. Rd5 Qf4 2. Nf4 Rd5 3. Nd5 white is a piece up.
Is this correct solution?
I believe they are (in order) rook, queen rook, knight, and rook sacs.
[quote name=”Ranjan”]No 1.
1. Rd5 Qf4 2. Nf4 Rd5 3. Nd5 white is a piece up.
Is this correct solution?[/quote]
Yes because 1.exd either results in loss of the black queen or checkmate
Rxd5 if Qxf4 Nxf4 1-0
if exd5 Nd5+ if(Re7 Qxc7 Rxe1 Nc6 1-0)
if Kd8 Ne6 1-0
#5.
1.RxB+…..QxR,
2.Nd5+
a good bait for black, for if 2……..RxN,3.Qf6+ and black is doomed.
2…….Kf8
3.Rh8+ ……Kg7
4.Qg4+…….Kxh8
5.NxQc7 ……..
am not sure if black can combat white’s flexible Queen and his superior pawns .
well i think i got the Combination 2: G. Kasparov – A. Karpov New York 1990
Qxh6+!
if Qxh6: Nf7+, Kh7, Bxf5+, Qg6, Bxg6+, Kg7 (or Kg8), Bh5+, Kh7, Rxa8 white’s winning
if Kg8: Ne4+, (if Qg7, Qxg7++) Kf7, Nxf6, and white is winning too