anarchychess·AnarchyChessbyThe Picard Maneuver It's just so beautifulView original on lemmy.world147Comments13Reply
KKaryoplasma replydiscuss.tchncs.de3Hide 3 repliesAnother way to look at it would be that black will be a queen down permanently.15Reply
macniel replyfeddit.org2Hide 2 repliesdoes it? both black horseys can just take the white horsey and the forking is over.5Reply
xigoi replylemmy.sdf.orgOf course. The bishop at h4 will be stunned at seeing this pro gamer move and won’t be able to capture the king.33Reply
dddplf replyszmer.infoAh, I see now I'm not much of a chess player, but I guess I should've seen that coming4Reply
ddream_weasel sh.itjust.works2Hide 2 repliesBut it can't be taken bc of pins so I don't think it actually gets a brilliant does it?6Reply
hhumanspiral replylemmy.ca1Hide 1 replyAfter Ke8, Qg2... Bb7 gets out of the mess fine. Therefore white has no advantage /s3Reply
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sure its a great fork, but it only lasts for one turn.
Another way to look at it would be that black will be a queen down permanently.
does it? both black horseys can just take the white horsey and the forking is over.
the knights are pinned
oh damn, i didn't see that. I'm terrible at chess :D
Can't you just use E7 to counter it?
Of course. The bishop at h4 will be stunned at seeing this pro gamer move and won’t be able to capture the king.
No, it is pinned
Ah, I see now
I'm not much of a chess player, but I guess I should've seen that coming
But it can't be taken bc of pins so I don't think it actually gets a brilliant does it?
After Ke8, Qg2... Bb7 gets out of the mess fine. Therefore white has no advantage /s
Qg2? Brilliant.
Isn't this called a Royal Flush?