It’s Your Move #11
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04.28.2014
Category: Problems
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In our review of ChessBase Magazine #159 we set a little challenge for our readers. It appears that many have missed it.

In the following position Jan Timman, veteran GM missed a beautiful combination that would have crowned his play (he won the game anyway).

He did find the combination thereafter and published it to the delight of chess fans.

What is it?

its your move 11

Black to move


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  1. Shark
    05.03.2014 at 06:15

    Thank you! 🙂

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  2. chessbibliophile
    05.02.2014 at 15:22

    Dear friend,
    Congrats.
    That’s right.

    Reply
  3. Shark
    05.02.2014 at 12:52

    Dear Chessbibliophile,
    I think that after
    1…Rxf6!
    2.Rxf6-Qe7
    3.Qxe7+-Kxe7
    4.Rf1-Bf5!
    I think that’s correct! 🙂

    Reply
  4. chessbibliophile
    04.29.2014 at 04:58

    Dear reader,
    1…Qc1?? is met by 2.Qe7+ and White soon mates.

    Reply
  5. Semi
    04.29.2014 at 03:50

    1. Qc1 2. Rxc1 B2xc1 (queening)+ 3. Kf2 Rxf6+ 4. if Ke2 then Ba6 checkmate. if Kg3 then Qe1 checkmate.

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  6. chessbibliophile
    04.29.2014 at 01:20

    Dear friend,
    You are on the mark.
    What happens after 2.RxF6?

    Reply
  7. Shark
    04.28.2014 at 15:31

    1… Rxf6!
    🙂 I hope it’s correct!

    Reply

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