The brilliant chess move (67)

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Glarean
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Full name: Walter Eigenmann

The brilliant chess move (67)

Post by Glarean »

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There's a new "Brilliant" in 'Glarean Magazin':

The Brilliant Chess Move #67 - Prasad-Tilak, India-Ch 1990

Regards: Walter

White to move

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Solution:
http://glareanverlag.wordpress.com/2010 ... n-magazin/
(There are other strong moves, but they are much slower than the desired)
Jim Walker
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Re: The brilliant chess move (67)

Post by Jim Walker »

Rybka 3 likes f6 but Rybka 3 Dynamic likes Rxh6. It looks to me like if black wants to fight to the end there is little difference in the length of the games since there is no quick mate. I like the surprise of the rook sac.
Vinvin
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Re: The brilliant chess move (67)

Post by Vinvin »

I agree, both are a clear win :

1. Rxh6 gxh6 2. f6 +-
1. f6 gxf6 2. Bxf6 +-

Jim Walker wrote:Rybka 3 likes f6 but Rybka 3 Dynamic likes Rxh6. It looks to me like if black wants to fight to the end there is little difference in the length of the games since there is no quick mate. I like the surprise of the rook sac.