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This was a online game I played on yahoo against f23 b23. He was pretty good but made some mistakes and gave me a chance to menace my knights around his king. I've got my knight on g4 and bishop on c5. The bishop ate and gave a check on f2. King moves to f1. Bishop is deep but can't give a threat to the white king anymore. I give a try and start hovering my knights around his king. I had in my mind that if I keep harrassing him with my knights, my bishop on d7 and queen and rook on h8 would eventually give a mate. So |
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Only after the game, I realized that I could have won easier than these tactics. At the first picture, bring queen to f6. Then move the bishop on f2 away for discovered check. Then I have clearly won the game. But errors make the game more interesting sometimes. |