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there is another variation: 1. Kg7 with the threat Rxh2+! and Rh8; if say g3 or g4, then follows: 2.Bxe4+ Nxe4; 3. Qxe4+ and 4. Nxg3+ with the same conclusion
1..Be4! is the right move. the first anonymous reader found it.
1..Kg7 is an interesting try threatening 2..Rh2!+ However I believe it is not right because of 2 h3! and now White has created an escape square in h2 for his king, and is back in the game.
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well, that's easy: 1. Bxe4 and now if Qxe4, 2.Ng3 mates, if Nxe4 then 2.Qxe4 and black has an extra light piece, enough to won the game
there is another variation: 1. Kg7 with the threat Rxh2+! and Rh8; if say g3 or g4, then follows: 2.Bxe4+
Nxe4; 3. Qxe4+ and 4. Nxg3+ with the same conclusion
1..Be4! is the right move. the first anonymous reader found it.
1..Kg7 is an interesting try threatening 2..Rh2!+
However I believe it is not right because of 2 h3! and now White has created an escape square in h2 for his king, and is back in the game.
Well, I take it back 2 h3 runs into the same variation 2..Be4 3 Ne4 Qe4! 5 Qe4 Ng3+ winning a piece.
So the problem has two acceptable solutions 1..Be4 and 1..Kg7 , even though the second relies on Bxe4 if White defends by 2h3.
Well done everyone !
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