I'm not into chess problems, but I love solving nice combinations that look like from a real game. Below is one of the few "problems" that I have composed: my dream combination in 2001.
Mate in 7 (White to move)
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I'm not into chess problems, but I love solving nice combinations that look like from a real game. Below is one of the few "problems" that I have composed: my dream combination in 2001.
Mate in 7 (White to move)
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The solution contains three nice piece sacrifices, but too many checks for a good chess problem:
1.Qxh7+ Kxh7 2.Rh2+ Kg8 3.Ng6! fxg6 4.Bc4+ Rf7 5.Rh8+! Kxh8 6.Bxf7 and 7.Rh1#
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