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Step 5 mix 3  1) In this position there is mate on the back rank. Furthermore we see that Td7 is pinned. So elimination of the protecting piece wins material: 1. Te7 Dd8 2. Txd7 (better than 2. Lxd8).  2) Rather a difficult problem to begin with but it serves as an example that the correct approach can help you to tackle quite a lot. The first thing that strikes is the possibility of a discovered or double check. What do we know of that theme? The rules are: the front piece attacks a second target and the front piece chases the king (in a mating net). That is by far not all. Here we can see that: the front piece prevents escaping (front piece becomes guard) and the front piece eliminates a defender. The primitive 1. Pc5+ De7 brings nothing. Correct is 1. Pe5+ (chases the king, guards square g6 and interferes the protection from the rook on e1. Suddenly we see the rook as a target: it is unprotected now, so there is a second target. After 1. … Kf8 two times chasing is enough for a successful double attack with the queen: 2. Db8+ De8 3. Db4+.  3) Many white attackers and sufficient black defenders, but they hinder mainly their own king. Mate by access is possible: 1. Ph5+ Kh7 2. Dxh6+ Pxh6 3. Pg5#  4) A vulnerable king, enough attackers. The bishop check on e7 leads to a quick mate and therefore luring the knight away will do: 1. ... Txd4+ 2. Pxd4 Le7+ 3. Ka4 Txa2+  5) Avoiding stalemate (1. Dxf5?) and not allowing a check on c5: 1. Dc7 Dg6 2. Dg7+ Dxg7+ 3. hxg7#  6) 1. Dh5 Dd3 (1. … h6 2. Lxh6) 2. Te4 h6 3. Lxh6. Bringing in attackers and eliminating the protecting piece by interfering.  7) The vulnerable position of the black king is decisive. The black pieces cannot help to defend immediately. Black to move would be completely safe after Td4. White therefore must hurry. 1. Da2 (the threat Df7+ is too difficult to parry) 1. ... Tc4 (1. … Dc4 2. Da7 and the knight cannot be protected) 2. Da7 e4 3. Pe6+. Also without this knight fork the black position is hopeless. Also 3. Td1 (bringing in a piece) or 3. g3 De5 4. Pc6 (elimination of the defender) are winning easily. 1. c6 gives Black the opportunity to attack the knight with 1. … Td4. 1. g3 Dc4 and Black holds the white queen at a distance after both 2. Dd1 Dd5 and 2. Dd2 Dd4.  8) 1. Df8+ (1. Db8+ Kh7 2. Df8 Dg5#) 1. ... Kh7 2. Dxh6+ Kxh6 3. Th3#. Both kings are vulnerable. Winning time is essential.  9) 1. ... Pxd5 2. cxd5! Pc5 3. a3 and 4. b4 costs a piece, just as 2.... Pg5 does. Capturing with a piece on d5 is a better solution for White (the pair of bishops, better pawn structure). 10) 1. ... Dc1+ 2. Dxc1 Tc6+. Defending against a pin by luring away the pinning piece. 11) 1. ... Dc4+ 2. Kg1 De2 3. Db8+ Pc8. Entering on the second rank is logical. It is important to see in advance the interposing on c8. 12) 1. Da7+ Lb7 (1. ... Kc8 2. Dxb6) 2. Ta6 Db8 3. Dxb6+ Kc8 4. Ta5. Vulnerable black king (only a few defenders). Thanks to the pin after the first move White can bring in the rook. 4  1) 1. f7 Dxf2 2. fxe8D. Thanks to an in-between move White wins his rook back. He will be two pawns up.  2) The bishop is being attacked. Giving up the pair of bishops is not necessary. Which move with the bishop to choose? The most active one doesn’t take the possibilities of the opponent into account. 1. ... Le7! The bishop can quickly become more active (f5 in a good moment). 1. ... Lb6? 2. Lb5. The bishop on b6 doesn’t protect square d6 anymore. 1. ... Tc8 2. Pxc5 Txc5.  3) 1. Dg7+ Txg7 2. Te8+ Tg8 3. Txg8+ Kxg8 4. Td8#. More attackers. The black mating threat forces White to act quickly.  4) 1. ... Pd3 2. c7 Pe5+ 3. Kg3. The only square whereby the knight cannot control square c8 with tempo or win the new queen with a knight fork (i.e. 3. Ke4 Pc4 4. c8DPd6+)  5) 1. ... g5+ 2. Kg3 De1+ 3. Kh3 Dh4#. This is mate in three. Also the cooperation of queen and knight is fatal: 1. … De5+ 2. Kg4 h5+ 3. Kh3 Pf7 4. g3 Df5. The human move; the computer gives 4. … Kh7 and 4. … Kg8 as quicker. Also 4. … De2 5. Kxh5 De8+ 6. Kh4 Dc8 is not obvious.  6) 1. Ta4 Dc8 2. Ta8 (the pin: chasing the front piece and pin).  7) 1. ... Pe4 2. Dd4 Dxd4 3. Pxd4 Pxc3 4. bxc3 Txb1+. Exploiting the pin on the b-file. Preparatory move: targeting.  8) 1. d4+ Dxd4 2. Tb5+ Dd5 3. d4#. Winning time. The pawn sacrifice eliminates the queen as a defender with a pin.  9) 1. Dc8 (1. Tbf1 g4+ 2. Kh4 Th2+ 3. Txh2 Txh2#) 1. ... g4+ 2. Dxg4+ Pxg4 3. Kxg4 (defending against mate) 10) 1. b5 Pc5 2. Lxc5 bxc5 3. Db8+ (elimination of the defence: chasing away+capture and double attack: queen) 11) 1. Pd4+ Kxe3 2. Lb6!. Setting up a battery and zugzwang (every move will cost the bishop). 12) 1. Pf7+ Txf7 2. Dxf7 Df8 3. Txa8 Dxa8 4. Dxg7#. The check by the knight serves to activate the queen, Black must take (1. … Kg8 2. Pe7#). Black can protect g7 but the queen can be lured away in an easy way. 5  1) 1. Pb5 cxb5 (1. ... Dc5 2. Pc7+) 2. Lxf7+ Kxf7 3. Dxa3 (line clearing and discovered attack)

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Step 5 mix

3  1) Inthispositionthereismateonthebackrank.FurthermoreweseethatTd7ispinned.Soeliminationoftheprotectingpiece

winsmaterial:1.Te7Dd82.Txd7(betterthan2.Lxd8). 2)Ratheradifficultproblemtobeginwithbutitservesasanexamplethatthecorrectapproachcanhelpyoutotacklequitealot.

Thefirstthingthatstrikesisthepossibilityofadiscoveredordoublecheck.Whatdoweknowofthattheme?Therulesare:thefrontpieceattacksasecondtargetandthefrontpiecechasestheking(inamatingnet).Thatisbyfarnotall.Herewecanseethat:thefrontpiecepreventsescaping(frontpiecebecomesguard)andthefrontpieceeliminatesadefender.

Theprimitive1.Pc5+De7bringsnothing.Correctis1.Pe5+(chasestheking,guardssquareg6andinterferestheprotectionfromtherookone1.Suddenlyweseetherookasatarget:itisunprotectednow,sothereisasecondtarget.After1.…Kf8twotimeschasingisenoughforasuccessfuldoubleattackwiththequeen:2.Db8+De83.Db4+.

 3)Manywhiteattackersandsufficientblackdefenders,buttheyhindermainlytheirownking.Matebyaccessispossible:1.Ph5+Kh72.Dxh6+Pxh63.Pg5#

 4)Avulnerableking,enoughattackers.Thebishopcheckone7leadstoaquickmateandthereforeluringtheknightawaywilldo:1....Txd4+2.Pxd4Le7+3.Ka4Txa2+

 5)Avoidingstalemate(1.Dxf5?)andnotallowingacheckonc5:1.Dc7Dg62.Dg7+Dxg7+3.hxg7# 6)1.Dh5Dd3(1.…h62.Lxh6)2.Te4h63.Lxh6.Bringinginattackersandeliminatingtheprotectingpieceby

interfering. 7)Thevulnerablepositionoftheblackkingisdecisive.Theblackpiecescannothelptodefendimmediately.Blacktomove

wouldbecompletelysafeafterTd4.Whitethereforemusthurry. 1.Da2(thethreatDf7+istoodifficulttoparry)1....Tc4(1.…Dc42.Da7andtheknightcannotbeprotected)2.Da7e4

3.Pe6+.Alsowithoutthisknightforktheblackpositionishopeless.Also3.Td1(bringinginapiece)or3.g3De54.Pc6(eliminationofthedefender)arewinningeasily.

1.c6givesBlacktheopportunitytoattacktheknightwith1.…Td4. 1.g3Dc4andBlackholdsthewhitequeenatadistanceafterboth2.Dd1Dd5and2.Dd2Dd4. 8)1.Df8+(1.Db8+Kh72.Df8Dg5#)1....Kh72.Dxh6+Kxh63.Th3#.Bothkingsarevulnerable.Winningtimeis

essential. 9)1....Pxd52.cxd5!Pc53.a3and4.b4costsapiece,justas2....Pg5does.Capturingwithapieceond5isabettersolution

forWhite(thepairofbishops,betterpawnstructure).10)1....Dc1+2.Dxc1Tc6+.Defendingagainstapinbyluringawaythepinningpiece.11) 1....Dc4+2.Kg1De23.Db8+Pc8.Enteringonthesecondrankislogical.Itisimportanttoseeinadvancethe

interposingonc8.12)1.Da7+Lb7(1....Kc82.Dxb6)2.Ta6Db83.Dxb6+Kc84.Ta5.Vulnerableblackking(onlyafewdefenders).

ThankstothepinafterthefirstmoveWhitecanbringintherook.

4  1)1.f7Dxf22.fxe8D.Thankstoanin-betweenmoveWhitewinshisrookback.Hewillbetwopawnsup. 2)Thebishopisbeingattacked.Givingupthepairofbishopsisnotnecessary.Whichmovewiththebishoptochoose?The

mostactiveonedoesn’ttakethepossibilitiesoftheopponentintoaccount. 1....Le7!Thebishopcanquicklybecomemoreactive(f5inagoodmoment). 1....Lb6?2.Lb5.Thebishoponb6doesn’tprotectsquared6anymore. 1....Tc82.Pxc5Txc5. 3)1.Dg7+Txg72.Te8+Tg83.Txg8+Kxg84.Td8#.Moreattackers.TheblackmatingthreatforcesWhitetoact

quickly. 4)1....Pd32.c7Pe5+3.Kg3.Theonlysquarewherebytheknightcannotcontrolsquarec8withtempoorwinthenew

queenwithaknightfork(i.e.3.Ke4Pc44.c8DPd6+) 5)1....g5+2.Kg3De1+3.Kh3Dh4#.Thisismateinthree.Alsothecooperationofqueenandknightisfatal:1.…De5+

2.Kg4h5+3.Kh3Pf74.g3Df5.Thehumanmove;thecomputergives4.…Kh7and4.…Kg8asquicker.Also4.…De25.Kxh5De8+6.Kh4Dc8isnotobvious.

 6)1.Ta4Dc82.Ta8(thepin:chasingthefrontpieceandpin). 7)1....Pe42.Dd4Dxd43.Pxd4Pxc34.bxc3Txb1+.Exploitingthepinontheb-file.Preparatorymove:targeting. 8)1.d4+Dxd42.Tb5+Dd53.d4#.Winningtime.Thepawnsacrificeeliminatesthequeenasadefenderwithapin. 9)1.Dc8(1.Tbf1g4+2.Kh4Th2+3.Txh2Txh2#)1....g4+2.Dxg4+Pxg43.Kxg4(defendingagainstmate)10)1.b5Pc52.Lxc5bxc53.Db8+(eliminationofthedefence:chasingaway+captureanddoubleattack:queen)11) 1.Pd4+Kxe32.Lb6!.Settingupabatteryandzugzwang(everymovewillcostthebishop).12)1.Pf7+Txf72.Dxf7Df83.Txa8Dxa84.Dxg7#.Thecheckbytheknightservestoactivatethequeen,Blackmusttake

(1.…Kg82.Pe7#).Blackcanprotectg7butthequeencanbeluredawayinaneasyway.

5  1)1.Pb5cxb5(1....Dc52.Pc7+)2.Lxf7+Kxf73.Dxa3(lineclearinganddiscoveredattack)

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 2)1.Df7De52.Pf8+(luring,chasinganddoubleattack:knight) 3)1.Txd6(1.Pxf8?Lc5+2.Kg3Txd13.Txd1Lg1)1....cxd62.Pxf8(defendingagainstapassedpawn) 4)1....Pxe52.fxe5Dxe53.Lf4(trapping) 5)1.Kg5(1.Kh5?Kg7;2.e6?Te7)1....Txe5+(1....Kg72.Ta7+Kh83.Kf6Tf8+4.Tf7)2.Kg6Te83.Kf7

Te14.Th6#(Ulrichsen 2001)Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 6)1....Pf3+2.Kh1Pxg3+3.Pxg3Th2#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 7)1....Lc62.Dxd8Lxd8(trapping) 8)Difficult?No,notwiththecorrectapproach.Mateonthebackrankcatchestheeye.Thequeenond6must‘disappear’.Don’t

forgettheunprotectedrookona6.Thefirstmoveislogical:1.c5Lxc5(torefute1....Dd8theunprotectedrookisneeded2.Dc4Txa53.Dxd4)2.Dxc5Dxc53.Tb8+Te8(EasytomissbutharmlessherebecauseWhiteisalreadyapieceup)4.Txe8+Df85.Txf8+.

 9)Dangerofstalematebecausethebishopcontrolsb8. 1.Ld6.Givingawaythebishopislogical.Whyond6willbecomeclearfromthenextalternative.After1....Txd6+2.Db6

Blackwouldhavetopass.After2.…Txb63.axb6istheappropriatemove! 1.Lf6?.Thewrongchoicebecauseafter1.…Txf6+2.Db6Td6!(andnot2....Txb6+?3.axb6)Blackwillbestalemated

after3.Dxd6and3.Kb5Txb6+4.axb6Kb7asweknowsincefinishingStep3. 1.Db6?Txb6+2.axb6(2.Kxb6)isstalemate.10)1.g6hxg62.h6a23.Le5Kxe54.h7(defendingagainstapassedpawn)11) 1....De42.Dc1(2.Db1Tad8)2....Pe2+(chasinganddoubleattack:knight)12)1.Pd8+Kb8(1....Dxd82.Dc6+;1....Txd82.Da6+Kb83.Da8#)2.Txa8+Kxa83.Da6+Kb84.Db7#

6  1)1.Dd8+Kf72.De7+Kg83.Df8#(mateinthree) 2)1.Lf1Pe12.Lxc4Pxc23.Ld3Pa34.Lb2(thepin:pinandtrapping) 3)1....Dxd12.Txd1Lxc33.bxc3b2(thepin:luringthefrontpieceandattackingapinnedpiece) 4)1.Lg5Te82.Dxe8+Kxe83.Lxf6(combiningX-rayattack,luringanddiscoveredattack) 5)1.Dh8+Lg82.Df6+Lf73.De7+Kg84.Dxc5(targetinganddoubleattack:queen) 6)1.Dh8+Kg52.Le4Lxd53.Dh4#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 7)1.Tb4a1D2.Pb6+Lxb63.Ta4+Dxa4(defendingagainstapassedpawn) 8)Whiteisbetterduetoabetterpawnstructure.Allnormalmovesarepossibletomaintainthatsmalladvantage.Buthowto

increaseit? 1.Pb5.Whiteexchangesthebishopvand6.After1....Db82.Pxd6+(postponingtheexchangeismaybeevenbetter

becausethebishopcannotgoaway,i.e.2.Tfe1)2.…Dxd63.Lf4thebishopbecomesmoreactiveandtheblackkingissomewhatvulnerable.

1.g3.DisadvantageisthatBlackcanplay1.…Pe4:2.Dc2Pxd4Pxd4Ld7. 1.Tfe1.Nothingwrongwiththismovebutnowalso1.…Pe4ispossibleandafter2.Dc2exchangingond4followedby

thepinong4. 9)1.Dg2fxg2+2.Kxg2Le33.Kxh1(theoreticaldraw)10)1.Txf6Dc6(eliminationofthedefence:luringaway+mate)11) 1.Lb7T6xb72.Dxb7(2.Dc8+?Lxc83.Txc8+De8)(eliminationofthedefence:interfering)12)1.Dd6Dc62.Td8+Kh73.Dg6+Dxg64.hxg6+Kxg65.Txc8(seventhrank)

7  1)1.Dd4De7(1....fxg32.Dh8+Ke73.Dd8+Ke64.Dd6#)2.Dh8+Df83.Td8+Exploitingvulnerability:athreat

whichisdifficulttoparry. 2)1.c6Pxc62.Txc6+(thepin:apinnedpieceisnotagooddefender) 3)1....c22.Tc1Lb23.d7Lxc14.d8DLb2(cashinginapassedpawn) 4)1.Tf8+Lxf82.c5+Kh73.Lb1+Kg84.La2+(drawbyperpetualcheck) 5)Anand-Short 6)Picture 7)1....Dxh3(1.Lxa8Txa8)2.Ld5+Kh83.Lxa8(in-betweenmove) 8)1.f4+(1.Txg5?Td7+)1....gxf42.Te3+fxe33.f4#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 9)1.Td5!(1.dxc4+Kc32.Tc8Pd6)1....Pb6(1....Pf62.dxc4+Kc33.Tf5Pe44.c5;1....Kc32.dxe4)2.dxe4+

Ke33.Tb5Pc4(keepingthelastpawn)(Didukh)10)1....Dh1+2.Dg1Dxh3+3.Dg2Dxb3(eliminationofthedefencebyluringawayanddoubleattack:queen)11) 1.Dh3.Theonlymovethatlosesnomaterial.After1.…Lxg5Whitewinsbackthepiecewith2.e6.After1.…Df5

2.Pf3dxe5themove3.Pxe5ispossible. 1.Df4.Itlosesapawnafter1.…Pxe5andf7isprotected. 1.e6isniceexceptfor1.…Pxe32.exd7+Kxd7andPg5isalsohanging.12)1.Pf5+gxf5(1....Kf62.Pxd4;1.…Kg82.Tb8#)2.2.Dg5+(eliminationofthedefence:luringaway+mate)

Whitelurestheg-pawnawaytogivethequeenaccesstotheking.

8  1)1.Pxc4?(1.Td2)1....dxc42.Txd8Pxd8(and‘suddenly’thequeenisprotected)

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 2)1.Ke6Kd82.Kf7Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.(Manvelyan 2015) 3)1....bxa4(1....Txa6?2.axb5Ta83.b6Pd84.b7Tb85.Tb6)2.Tb6a33.Lc4a24.Lxa2Txa2(creatingapassed

pawn) 4)1.Tf5!Txf5+(1....Kxe72.Txf6Kxf63.Kf4)2.Kg4Kxe73.Kxf5(cashinginapassedpawn) 5)1.Dg3g62.Txe6(attackingtheking) 6)1....Dh62.Dxh6gxh6(thepin:eliminationofthedefencebyluringaway) 7)1.Dd8+.Notsodifficult,moreover,allothermovesendinadisaster.After1....Txd82.Txe1Whiteisapawnup. 1.Dh5?Te2(interfering)2.Lxg7Dxd1+3.Kb2Pc4+4.Kc3Txc2+ (Mitov-Popov 0–1) 1.Dxd2loses,withoutforcingBlacktoplayadifficultmove:1.…Dxd22.Txd2Te1+ 8)1.Pb3+Kc42.Pxa5+Kc53.b4#(mateinthree) 9)1.Ta3+Ta72.Tf3Tf73.Ta3+(drawbyperpetualattack)(Amirjan 1987)10)1....Lc6(1....Kxe7?2.Dxd7+Kxd73.Pc5+)2.f3De3+3.Kh1Kxe7(in-betweenmove)11) 1....Dg4+2.Ke3De4+3.Kd2Dxb7(chasinganddoubleattack:queen)12)1.Pf5gxf5(1....Pe52.dxe5gxf53.exf6)2.Dh5+Kf83.Lh6+Kg84.Te3(kinginthemiddle)

9  1)1.Ta7+Tb72.Pxd6Txa73.Pc8+Kd74.Pxa7(luringanddoubleattack:knight) 2)1....Pxe22.Dxe2d6(morenormalthan2....0–03.0–0–0d64.Dd3Pe8althoughWhitehasnotmuchadvantage.Both

minorpiecesarenotveryactive)3.0–0–0Le64.Dd2d5. 1....Pc6coststimeandafter2.Dd2Blackhassomeproblemstosolve. 1....Pxb3TheonlyadvantageofthiscaptureisthatWhitegetsadoublepawn.Forthetimebeingitisnotweak.Thebishop

getsafootholdonc4andthec-filewillbeopened.After2.cxb3d63.Tc1winsatempo. 3)1....d52.Lxc4d4(in-betweenmove) 4)1.Le2+b52.Lg4Kb73.Lf3+Ka64.a4(defendingagainstapassedpawn) 5)1.b7(1.Tc1Tg2+2.Kf6Kd7)1....Ta72.Te1+Kd83.Te7Kxe74.b8D(cashinginapassedpawn) 6)1.Pe8+Txe82.Df6+Kh73.Dxf7+Kh84.Lxh6(attackingtheking) 7)1.Th5+Kxh52.Kf4b33.Th1#(mateinthree) 8)1.Pd6Lxd6(1....Pxf42.Dxf7+Kh83.Pxe8Txe84.Dxf4)2.Dxd5Tad83.Txe8+(eliminationofthedefenceby

interfering) 9)1....Pxd4(not1....Tfh82.Pxc6Txh23.Pxa7+Kb84.Pb5)2.Txd4Tfh8Combiningeliminationofthedefenceby

luringaway,pinningandanX-raycheck.10)1.Db3+Kxa6(1....Ka52.a7Dh13.Dd5+)2.Kc7Ka53.Db6+Ka44.Da6+(or4.Da7+)Exploitingvulnerability:

abadpositionoftheking.11) 1....Lb72.Pd5Dc63.Da7Dxd5(trapping)12)1....Le3+2.Kh1(2.Pf2Lxf2+)2....Dxf1+3.Lxf1Lxe4+4.Lg2Tf1#Exploitingvulnerability:material

supremacy.

10  1)1.h5hxg52.hxg6(discoveredattack) 2)1....Pxd42.Pxd4(2.Dxd4Dxd43.Pxd4Txb1)2....Txb13.Pc6+(3.Pb5+Txb5)3.…Kb6(gainofmaterialby

anin-betweenmove;defendingagainstadiscoveredattackbyprotecting) 3)1....Dd2+2.Kg3Dd6+3.Kf2Txa1(gainofmaterialbyanin-betweenmove) 4)1.c5Da62.b5(2.Txd4Te1+3.Kg2Df1#)(eliminationofthedefencebyinterfering) 5)1.Dxf7+Kxf72.Pe5+Ke73.Pc4(defendingagainstmate) 6)1.De3Dxc72.Lf6(defendingagainstadoubleattackbycounter-attack) 7)1.Lf5!exf5(1....e52.Lxh7e43.Lxe4+Kxe44.h7)2.h4c2(defendingbystalemate) 8)1.Pc4Theknightisgoodonc4.After1....Dc52.Pe4(nowBlackcanexchangehisbishopbutWhitehaslostnotime:

2.…Lxe43.Dxe4Pf64.De2andWhiteisabitmoreactive.Hewillcastlequeenside. 1.Pxg6hxg62.Pe4Pf6andnowisplayingtheknightviad2toc4isthebest.Thatcouldhavebeenplayedonthefirst

move.Inawaymoreconvenient! 1.Pe4Da5+isStep2. 9)1....Ta12.Kg2(2.Txa1Lxf3#)2....Txf1(thepin:eliminationofthedefencebyluringawayandapinnedpieceisnot

agooddefender)10)1....Tfe22.Pg4h5(eliminationofthedefence:chasingaway+mate)11) 1....Ld62.Da5(2.Dh5Df6)2....Lxh2+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionofthekingduetoinsufficient

defenders.(standardsacrificeonh2)12)1.Pxe4(1.Dxf6?gxf6)1....Dxd42.Pf6+(settingupabatteryanddoublecheck)

11  1)1....Kb42.Le6h33.Lxh3Kxb3.Endgametechnique:creatingasecondpassedpawn. 2)1.Td6+(1.Tc6+?Kb72.Txe6Td1+3.Ke5Txd8)1....Tb62.Tcc6Txc63.Txc6+Kb74.Txe6Exploiting

vulnerability:badpositionofthepieces.(Polasek 2015) 3)1.Le6+Kh8(1....Kf82.Dc5#)2.Lf7(eliminationofthedefence:chasingaway+mate) 4)1.Tc8+Kh7(1....Pf82.Txf8+Kxf83.Dh6+Ke84.Dh8#)2.Dh6+Kxh63.Th8#Exploitingvulnerability:abad

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positionoftheking. 5)1....Lb5(1....d32.cxd3Lb53.Kf4exd34.Lxd3Lxd35.Kxe3Lc26.b4)2.Lxb5d33.cxd3e2(cashingina

passedpawn) 6)1.h6Txg3(1....gxh62.Ph5)2.Te8+Kxe83.hxg7(creatingapassedpawnwithabreakthroughandcashingitinwith

luringaway) 7)1.Ta8+(1.Txg7Dxg4)1....Tg82.Pe7Txa83.Pg6+Kg84.Le6#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionofthe

king. 8)1....Tb8+2.Ka1(2.Kc3Da5+3.Kd3Td8)2....Td83.c3Txd4(thepin:chasingthefrontpieceandattackinga

pinnedpiece–crosspinandin-betweenmove) 9)1.Lxh6Thisexchangeisonlygoodwhenthereisadirectwin.Thatistrue:1....Lxh62.De5.Theknightcomestovisit. 1.Pa3GooddevelopmentalthoughBlackcanlimitthedamageby1.…Pf52.Dxe7+Kxe7.Itisnoteasytofinishthe

developmentandthekingisnotquitesafeone7. 1.Le3Pf52.Dxe7+Kxe7doesn’tdiffermuchfromthepreviousline.10)1.Dh6Pe62.Te1Te73.fxe7Te84.Dd2(attackingthekingandeliminationofthedefence)11) 1....Lxf32.gxf3Dxd23.Dxd2Pxf3+4.Kg2Pxd2(capture,luringanddoubleattack:knight)12)Theblackkingisonthebattlegroundbutcannotintervene(yet).SoBlackmustmakeaccess. 1....a5(itislogicalistolookat1....c4first,butthewhitekingisamazinglyquicklyback:2.bxc4Kc53.Kg4Kxc44.

Kf4Kb55.Ke4Ka46.Kd4Kxa37.Kxc3a58.Kd2Kb29.c4withadraw.Also1....Kb5doesn’tworkbecauseafter2.Kg4a53.Kf3a4Whitegetsinthesquareofthec-pawnwith4.Ke2andthebreakthroughdoesn’tsucceed)2.Kg4(isnochanceafter2.a4c43.bxc4Kc5)2....a4(thatisthedifference:thewhitekingisn’tinthesquareofthepawnyet:3.bxa4Ka54.Kf4Kxa45.Ke3Kxa3).Theextrac-pawnprovesitsvalue.

12  1)1.Ka6(1.Ka8?Kb52.c8DTa1+3.Kb7Ta7#)1....Pe72.c8DPxc8(stalemate) 2)1.b3Dc52.Txf7(chasingawayandapinnedpieceisnotagooddefender) 3)1.f8D+Txf82.Lb4+Ke63.Kxf8(3.Lxf8Kd54.Lc5a55.Kg6a46.Kf5a3)(keepingthelastpawn) 4)1.Lg5(1.g3?Txg3+2.hxg3Dxg3+3.Kh1Dh3+4.Kg1Tg8+)1....Txg52.Dxg5fxg53.gxh3(defendingagainst

mate) 5)1....Tg32.fxg3Dxh2+3.Kxh2Th6+(attackingtheking) 6)1.Dg6+Kf82.Dxe6Dd73.Tf1+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 7)1.Dxd4Dg5+2.Dg4(apinnedpieceisnotagooddefender) 8)1.Pf8+Kg82.Pg6Th73.Pe7#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 9)1....Pxd4Thatlooksscarybutif2.Dh6+Kg8isnomatethenitisafinemove.Whitehasonlyaqueen,rookandg-pawn

intheattack.Besidesthatthepositionofthewhitekingisvulnerabletoo. 1....fxg62.Pe6+costsmaterial. 1....hxg62.Dh6+willbemate.10)1....Txg2+2.Dxg2Txg2+3.Kxg2Dg7+4.Kh1Dxe5(luringanddoubleattack:queen)11) 1....g5(trapping)12)1....Te1+2.Kd2Td4+3.Kc2Le4+4.Kb2Tb1#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.Chasingtheking.

13  1)1.Dxd6Dxd62.Txd6Pg4(discoveredattack) 2)1....Lxd4+2.Txd4Txd43.Kxd4Pxf3+(luringanddoubleattack:knight) 3)1.Le2Dg5(Pxe6)(discoveredattack) 4)1.Pf5+gxf5(1....Kf62.Tde1)2.Tg3+Kh73.Th3(attackingtheking) 5)1.a4!(1.Kb2?Kb6!2.Kb3Kb53.Kc3Kc5)1....Kb62.a5+!(2.Kb2?Kc5)2....Kxa53.Kb2Kb54.Ka35.Ka4

Kxd56.Kb5Kd67.Kb6!(7.a4?Kc7)7....Kd78.Kb7Holdingoffandpreventholdingoff. 6)Blackhassacrificedapawn.HehasnoleadindevelopmentandthequestionisifLg4issouseful,becauseb7isweak.How

doesBlackwinhispawnbackorgetscompensation? 1....f6.Youwillfindthismovebythinkingitthrough,evenifitwouldnotbegivenawayinthelistofthree.Thee-pawn

mustadvancebutasitwillturnoutlaterthemovee6istooslow.Nowe5willfollowonthenextmove.Whitecannotallowhimselfwildactionsas2.b4e53.Lg3Pxb44.Db3Lxc55.a3Pc66.Dxb7Pge7.Actionswithasinglepiecearemostofthetimenotdangerous.Also2.a3e53.Lg3isnotgoodforWhitebecauseafter3.…a5!4.Pe4a4Whitecannotstopc5anyway(Lxc5).Abetterplanistochasethebishopawayfirst:2.h3Ld73.a3e54.Lh2e55.Pe4a4.Blackwillgethispawnback.

1....Pf6.Adevelopingmovebutnotgoodenoughtogetcompensationforthepawn.Whitecanplay2.Pe5(withoutPc6themoveb4willbepossible)or2.Db3.BlackwillnotwinhispawnbacksoeasilyandifhedoesWhiteisreadywithhisdevelopment.

1....e6.Tooslowafter2.Db3Dd7(2.…Lxc53.Pe5)3.Pe5Pxe54.Lxe5f65.Ld6 7)1.Pe7+Kh82.Tf8+Txf83.Dxe5+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 8)1.f8DPxf82.Kf6Kd43.Kf5Ke34.Kg4Pe65.Kh5Winningthelastpawn. 9)1.Tg5(1.Tb7+?Kf8)1....Lf8(1....Lf42.Tf5+Kg63.Txf4)2.Tg7+!(2.Txg8?Lxh6)2....Lxg7+(2....Kf6

3.Kxg8)3.hxg7Exploitingvulnerability:badpositionofthepieces.10)1....bxc6(1....Txc6?2.Txf7Dxd53.Txg7+Kh84.Td7+Kg85.Txd5;1....Dxd52.Pe7+Kh83.Lxg7+Kxg7

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4.Pxd5)Choosetherightcapture:eliminate.11) Picture12)1.Kg5Le8+2.Kh6Lf73.e8DLxe84.Df6+(cashinginapassedpawn)

14  1)1....Dxd4+2.Txd4b53.Tc2bxc4(eliminationofthedefence:luringawayandattackingapinnedpiece) 2)1....a52.Pd3b53.Lb3(chasing,targeting,interferingandtrapping) 3)1.Tb8+Lxb82.Te4+Pd4(defendingbystalemate) 4)1.Dxh6Lg52.b4De5(maintainingtrapping) 5)1.Le7Txe72.Txf8(eliminationofthedefence:interfering) 6)1.Kh4Kh6(1....Pf22.Kg5Kg73.Kf5)2.Pe6Lxe6(drawbystalemateofinsufficientmaterial) 7)1.Db7+Kd62.Dd7+Kc53.Da7+(chasingandX-raycheck) 8)1.Pd5.Thisseemsveryeasybecauseofthedoubleattackafter1....exd5(losingbutafter1....Dd82.Pxe7+Dxe73.

Lf4Blacklosesapawninbadposition)2.Dxd5+Kh83.Txf8+(acaptureona8doesn’twinanexchangebecausee3remainshangingandBlackisjustbetter–White’skingisvulnerable)3.…Lxf84.Dg8#

1.Txf8+Lxf8nowis2.Pd5isstillthebestmove(otherwisePc3andLa2willloseactivitybecauseBlackcanplayKh8)but2.….Dc5holds.

1.Db6.Blackexchangesandplays2.…Tb8and3.…Pe5.Notdirectly3.….Pe54.Pd5. 9)1.Ld5+Kh82.Te3(clearingandX-rayattack)10)1.Ta4+Kxa42.Lc6+Ka53.b4+Ka64.Lb5#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.11) 1....Lc22.Tb6+Kf7(2....Ke73.Pe3Ta1+4.Pf1Ld3)3.Pe3Ta1+4.Pf1Ld3Exploitingvulnerability:bad

positionofthepieces.12)1....f42.Df3Pxf2+3.Dxf2Lg4+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.

15  1)1....Tc12.Txc1Dxe3+3.Kh2Dxc1(defendingagainstmate) 2)1....Pxc32.Lxc3Ta43.Dxb7Lxc3(eliminationofthedefence:chasingaway+material) 3)1....Kb8(1....Lb72.Kxa2Da5+3.Da4)2.De8+Ka7(2....Kc7?3.Dxe7+Kb84.Df8+Ka75.Tg7+)3.Dd7+

Allowingperpetualcheck.Interposingandmovingawaylose. 4)1.Ta2Dxa22.f8D+Ka73.Df2+Dxf2(drawbystalemate) 5)1....Lxe42.Dg3Dxg33.Pxe4+Kxf54.Pxg3+(luringanddoubleattack:knight) 6)1....Dd1+2.De1(2.Kh2Ld6)2....Dxe1+3.Pxe1Td8Exploitingvulnerability:badpositionofthepieces. 7)1.Pd7+Pxd7(1....Kg82.Dxe7;1....Ke82.Pxf6+)2.Dxe7+Kxe73.Txd7+Kf64.Txb7(luringanddouble

attack:rook) 8)1....Td1+(1....Dxb1?2.Dxd8+Txd83.Txb1)2.Txd1Txd1+3.Txd1Lxc7(discoveredattack) 9)1....De1+2.Kh2Pg4+3.hxg4Dh4+4.Kg1Td1+(matebyaccess)10)1.Pxe5.Thecorrectchoice.Whitehasabetterpositionafter1....Lxe22.Dxe2Lxe5.Whitehasmorespaceandthe

backwardpawnone7isaweakness.ItisevenbetterifyousawthatWhitedoesn’tneedtorecaptureone2:2.Da4+isverystrong:2.…c63.dxc6b54.cxb5bringsintwopawns.

1.0–0.Healthydevelopmentbut1.…Pf7isapassivemovebutafirmdefence,i.e.2.Le3c5(controlsanimportantsquareinthecentre).

1.Pd4.ExchangingbishopsisagoodideabutBlackplays1.…Ld7readytotaketheknightwhenitcomestoe6.11) 1.Lb7Ke72.b6axb63.a7(creatingapassedpawnbyabreakthrough)12)1.Txh6+gxh62.f6+Kg83.De8+Kh74.Dxf7#(matebyaccess)

16  1)1.b4+Kxb42.Ke6(cashinginapassedpawn) 2)1.Pc7(thankstoX-rayattack)1.…Ta7(1....Pxc72.Tc1Pb53.Txc8)2.Pxb5 3)1....Ta42.Tbd1Txa3+3.bxa3Dxa3+4.Kb1Tb8+(attackingtheking) 4)1....Pb42.Db1(2.cxb4Qxc23.Bxc2Bxc2winstheexchange)2....Pxd33.Pxd3winsmaterialbyanymoveofthe

rooktod8ore4. 1....Lg4.Avoidingtheexchangingofbishopswouldbethebestmoveifthepreviousmovewasn’tabetterone. 1....Le6.Seethesamepreviousremark. 5)1.Lxc7Txc72.Txb4Tac8(liftingthepin) 6)1.c8DTxc82.Tf3+Tc3(2....Ka43.Th3;2....Kb43.Th3)3.Th3Txh3(defendingbystalemate) 7)1.Ph3+Kh5(1....Kg62.Pe7+)2.Pf4+Kg53.h4#(chasinganddoubleattackormate) 8)1.Le7+Kg72.Pe3Dg13.Pf5#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 9)1.Td3+Kc82.Te8+Kb73.Td7+Ka64.Ta8#(chasingandmate)10)1.Pxe7+Txe72.e4(eliminationofthedefence:luringawayandattackingapinnedpiece)11) 1.Kd6!(1.Ta7?Te6!(1....Txe5+?2.Kd6))1....Txe52.Ta7Tb53.Ta8+Tb84.Txb8#Exploitingvulnerability:

abadpositionoftheking.12)1....Kd82.Kc2(2.f7Td1+3.Kc2Tf1=)2....Ke8(2....c53.f7Ke74.f8D+Kxf85.Txd7+–)(defendingagainsta

passedpawn)

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17  1)1....Te7(1....Dd82.Df7+Kh83.Txh6+;1....Db52.Df7+Kh83.Txh6+)(defendingagainstmate) 2)Blackmustbesatisfiedwithequalplay.Pawnd5isweakerthand4andtheknightisanywayactiveatthismoment.White’s

weakbackrankplaysarole. 1....Tc7.Protectsb7sothatDa5orDe6willbepossible.After2.Dxd5Blackcanplay2.…Dxa2 1....Tc2.Activebutonerookonlycannotdomuch,pawnd5cannottobeprotected.Whitemakesanescapesquarewith

2.g3toavoidbackrankjokes. 1....Dxa2istoooptimisticandcostsaqueen:2.Dd1. 3)1.Pa5Txb22.Pc6Dxc33.Pxe7+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 4)1.Dd6+Kg82.De6+(2.Te8+Txe83.Dxf4Te1+)2....Kh73.Dh3+Kg84.Dxc8+(doubleattack:queenandin-

betweenmove) 5)1.Tgf6+Kg42.Kg2(2.Kh2?Df3)2....Dd5+3.f3+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 6)1.Pa4bxa42.Pxc8(clearingandtrapping) 7)1.fxg8PTxf6+2.Pxf6+Kg63.Pxd5(liftingthepin,minor-promotionandknightfork) 8)1.Ka1(1.g8DTb2+2.Ka1Tb1+)1....Tb32.Th5(avoidingstalemate) 9)1....b52.Pxb5(2.Dxc5Txc5)2....Lxb53.Lxb5+Dxb5(thepin:attackingapinnedpiece)10)1....Dd4+2.Tb2Dxb2+3.Kxb2Ld4+4.Ka3b4#(matebyaccess)11) 1.Dxd5e42.Lc4(clearinganddiscoveredattack)12)1.0–0(1.Pg1La62.c4c53.Dxd5Lb7)1....Dxe2?2.Tfe1(defendingagainstmate)

18  1)1....Dd62.g3Tfb8(targetingandtrapping) 2)1.Df6+Ke42.De6+Kd33.Dh3+(chasingandX-raycheck) 3)1.Dxc6+Ke72.Dd6+Lxd63.cxd6+Kxd64.Lxd4(chasinganddiscoveredattack) 4)AtamesetupbyWhiteandthatiswhyBlackhashisbishoponf5(mostofthetimeitisstillonc8).Themovewiththe

knighttoe4ishowevertooearlyevenifitthreatenssomething. 1.Lxe4.NowWhitewinsapawnorcanfinishhisdevelopmentwithtempo,i.e.1....dxe42.Pg5Dd53.c4or1....Lxe4

2.Pxe4dxe43.Pd2f5(3....Dd54.Lxc7)4.Db3Dc8andnow5.d5tomaketheblackkingmorevulnerableor5.f3. 1.Dc2protectsthebishopbutafter1.…Pxd22.Dxd2Lxd33.Dxd3Ld6thetensionisgoneandthechancesareequal. 1.0–0Pxc3Whiteknowsnowwhatwasthreatening. 5)1....Lf22.Txf2(2.g3De3)2....Dxh4+3.Kg1Dh2+4.Kf1Pe3#(eliminationofthedefencebyinterfering) 6)1....Pxe52.Pxe5Lxe53.Pf6+(discoveredattackandapinnedpieceisnotagooddefender) 7)1....Lc52.Pxc5(2.Dxc5Dxg2#)2....Txe1+3.Dxe1Dxg2#(thepin:eliminationofthedefencebyluringaway) 8)1....Dxg4+2.Kxg4Lf5+3.Kh5g6+4.Kh4Th3#(eliminationofthedefence:luringaway+mate) 9)1.Lxd4Dxe22.Pf6+Kf83.Pxh7+Kg84.Pf6+Kf8(4....Kg75.Pxe8+)5.Ph7+(5.Pd7+)(drawbyperpetual

check)10)1....Dh5+2.Ke1Txg1+3.Dxg1Df34.Lc3Th1Exploitingvulnerability:badpositionofthepieces.11) 1.Db8h62.Tf8Dxc43.Txg8+Dxg84.Tf8Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.Backrank.12)1.f3!(1.Kb7?Kc5!2.Kxa8Kb63.a7Kc74.f3Kc85.f4gxf4;1.a7?Ke5!2.f3Ke63.Kb7Kd6)1....Ke5(1....

Ke32.a7Kxf33.Kb7g44.Kxa8g35.Kb8g26.a8D+)2.Kb7Kd63.Kxa8Kc74.Ka7Kc85.Kb6Zugzwang.

19  1)Timman-Kasparov 2)Picture 3)1.Lg8+Kg62.Df7+Kg53.h4+Kg44.Df3#(mateinmistake) 4)1.g7Lxg72.Dh5+Kf8(2....Kd83.Pe6#)3.Ph7#(mateinfour) 5)1.Tf8+Kxf82.Pg6+hxg63.Dh8#(mateinthree) 6)1.Ph4Df62.Pxf5Dxf53.Lg4(thepin:luringthefrontpieceandpin) 7)Thewhitepawnsontheking’swingareadvancedprettyfar.Counter-playonthequeen’swingmuststartyet. 1....Pxd42.Dxd4Dxd4Exchangingqueensisinprinciplefavourableiftheopponentattacksbutafter3.Txd4Whitealso

destroyspawnstructurewith3.…e54.Pd5(4.fxe5Lxg5+)4.…Bxg5and5....exd4. 1....Td8.Whiteplayshisknightawayfromd4andcontinuestheattack:i.e..2.Pb3b53.g6. 1....Ld7.Whitepreventsthetotalexchangeond4.Besidesmovingtheknight2.Pce2isapossibility. 8)1.Ta8Kf72.Txe8Kxe83.Lc6+(luringanddoubleattack:bishop) 9)1.Lxe4Pxe42.Dxe4Ld6(discoveredattack)10)1.Dc8+Ka72.Db8+Ka63.Ta5+Kxa54.Db5#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.11) 1....Txh3+2.gxh3Dg3+3.Kh1Dxh3+4.Kg1Tg6+(attackingtheking:access)12)1....Pa82.e4dxe43.Kxe4Pb6(pawnb2cannotbeprotected)

20  1)1.Dh4h52.Pe4(weakness) 2)1.Ph7+Kg82.Pf6+Kf83.Th8+Lxh84.Dg8#(attackingtheking) 3)1....La52.Td4Lc33.Td1Lb4(eliminationofthedefencebychasingawayandthepin:attackingapinnedpiece) 4)1.e5Kc5(1....c52.e6Kb33.Kd2Kb24.e7c45.e8Dc3+6.Kd3c27.Db5+)2.Ke4Kb63.Kf5Kc74.Kf6

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(pawnrace,holdingoffandhelping) 5)1....Tg2+2.Kxh3Tg3+3.Kh2Tg4(3....g44.Df1+Kxf15.Kxg3)Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionofthe

king. 6)1....b62.Dxg4La6+3.Ke1Dg1+4.Kd2Dxf2+(attackingtheking) 7)1.Lf7+Kh72.Lxe8Dxe83.Dxh6+(thepin:chasingthebackpieceandapinnedpieceisnotagooddefender) 8)1.Txh7+Kg52.Tcf7Kg4(2....Td83.f3)3.Kg2Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 9)1....Lxc3.Blackmustcaptureonceonc3.WhitehasthepairofbishopsbutBlackabetterpawnstructure. 1....exd4.After2.Pd5Lc5(2.…Pxd53.cxd5costsmaterial)3.Lg5Whitehasdifferentpossibilitiesafter3.…Pe5

4.b4.Winningthepawnbackorcaptureonf6andLh6. 1....Pxd4.Thesilliestmove,after2.Da4+Pc63.Lxc6+.10)1.Tc6+Kf72.Txc4Txc43.Pd6+(chasing,luringanddoubleattack:knight)11) 1.axb4Dxa12.Lb2Dxd1+3.Dxd1(trapping)12)1.Pf6+gxf62.Dg6+Kf83.Dxf6+Ke84.a3De75.Dh8+Exploitingvulnerability:materialsupremacy.

21  1)1....Lg22.Lxg2Dh2+3.Kf1Pe3+(attackingtheking:gainofmaterialbychasinganddoubleattack:knight) 2)1.La7b52.Ke4b43.Kd3b34.Kc3b2(defendingagainstapassedpawn–dividethetasks) 3)1.Pb6+axb62.Da3+Kb83.Lf4+(discoveredattack) 4)1.Lf6.Thepawnwillnotescape.Thisbishopisrelativelythebestpieceoftheboardandthatoneyoudon’texchange. 1.f5.Premature,after1.…gxf52.Lf6isstillthebestmove.Flexibleplayandkeepingthepossibilitiesopen:f5canbe

playedlater. 1.Lxd4.GoodmoveifBlackwouldbeobligedtocapturebuthecaninsert1.…a6. 5)1.Dxa5Pxa52.Lc7(eliminationofthedefence:chasingaway+material) 6)1.Pxd5Dxd52.Lc4Lb4+(eliminationofthedefencebyinterfering) 7)1.Pf6+gxf62.Dg8+Tf83.Dxd5(eliminationofthedefence:luringaway 8)1.Lc5+Kb52.T1a4Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 9)1....Th4+2.Lh3Txh3+3.Dxh3Dc6+4.Dg2Dxe8(eliminationofthedefencebyluringawayanddoubleattack:

queen)10)1....Dg5(1....Te22.Td8)Exploitingvulnerability:badpositionofthepieces.11) 1.Th5+Kxg42.f3+Dxf3+3.Dxf3#(mateinthree)12)1.Txe7+Kxe72.Dd6+Ke83.Pf6+gxf64.exf6(kinginthemiddle)

22  1)1.Th5Th82.d6Lf63.Dxc5(attackingthekingandeliminationofthedefender) 2)1....Lc5+2.Kh1Pg3+3.hxg3Dg54.f4Dh6+(attackingthekingbyaccess) 3)Whiteistwopawnsdown.Winningonebackiseasy.Inwhatwaydoeshekeepthemostchancesforadraw? 1.Dxa4.Rulesofthumbareusefulbutneverapplythemblindly.Exchangenopieceswhenyouarematerialdown.Helpful

rulerulebutmoreimportantiswhatwillbeleftontheboard.WithexchangingqueensWhitecanmakemanyblackpawnsweak:1...bxa42.Tfd1(strong:thethreattowind6forcestopassivityandluresarookawayfromthebackrank–2.Tc4isnothandybecause2.…d5canfollowandstupidbecause2.…Pd2wins)2.…Tc63.Tc4f54.g4withalotofplay.Stilltwopawnsdownsbutthatwillchangequickly.

1.Lxe4Dxe42.Dxd6Dc6.ItwinsapawnbutBlackisahealthypawnup,noweaknessesandamajorityatthequeen’swingandthatwillproducelaterapassedpawn.

1.Dd5.ThemoveplayedinanU10game.After1.…Te52.Db7Tce8isthepositionoftherooksimprovedandWhiteisstill2pawnsdown.

 4)1.Pf5+gxf52.Tg8+Kh63.Th8+Kg54.Tbg8#(eliminationofthedefencebyblocking) 5)1.Txa7+Kxa72.Lf2+Ka83.Tg4(defendingagainstmatewithtempoprotect) 6)1....Lc72.Lg2Dxb7(discoveredattackandinterfering) 7)1.Dh8+Kg52.Dg7+Kxh53.g4#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 8)1....Lb2(1....a1D?2.Tc8+)2.Ta4a1D3.Txa1(cashinginapassedpawn) 9)1.g4(1.h4T8f72.g4?)1....c4(thepin:attackingapinnedpiece)10)1....b62.Ld3Ta8(trapping)11) 1.g6h62.Dh5(attackingtheking)12)1.Tb4Le62.e5Tb63.Txb6Kxb64.Pxe6(luringandeliminationofthedefenderbycapturing)

23  1)1.Tg6(1.Tg8+?Kb72.Tg6Dh83.Tg7+Lc7)1....Dh72.Tg8+Kd73.Tg7+Dxg7(drawbystalemate) 2)1....Tc82.Db3Txc1+3.Txc1(eliminationofthedefencebyluringawayandthepin:attackingapinnedpiece) 3)1.Dh8+Kf72.Th7+Ke63.De8+Kd54.Txd7Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 4)1.Kf5Kh62.Kf6Kh73.Kf7Kh64.Th2+Kg55.f4+Kxf46.Txc2(chasinganddiscoveredattack). 5)1.Pxb4Da52.Dd2Pe4(2.…e53.Pxa6)(eliminationofthedefence:chasingaway+material) 6)Whitehasasmallleadinthedevelopment.BesidesBlacks’pawnformationonthequeen’swingisdamaged.Squareb6is

weakandpawnc5isintheway. 1.Pc4.Nevertheless,itwinsatempobecausethequeenmustplay:1....Dxe4(1....De72.Pd6+is)2.Pxe4andBlack

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hasnodefenceagainstit,atleastalossofapawn:2.…Pf63.Ped6+Ke74.Lxc5or2.…b53.Pcd6+Lxd63.Pxd6and4.Lxc5.

1.0–0–0.Excellentpossibility.Bothafter1.…Pf62.Dxe5+Pxe53.Pc4andafterexchangingqueens. 1.Lc4.DevelopingmovebutthebishopstandsPa3intheway.Blackinterceptstheattackonf7with1.…Dxe42.Pxe4

b53.Le2c4. 7)1....Dxg2+2.Kxg2Tb2+3.Df2Txf2+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 8)1.Dh7+(1.Dh8+Kf72.Dh5+(2.g8D+Txg83.Dxf6+Ke8)2....P7g6;1.Pxf6+Kf7)1....Kxh72.Pxf6+Kh6

3.Lc1#(attackingthekingmagnet) 9)1.Dxf4Dxf42.Td8+Kf73.Tf8+Kg64.Txf4(luringandchasinganddoubleattack:X-raycheck)10)1.g6+Kg82.Td6Kf83.Lg5andBlackhassomeinnocentchecks.Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.11) 1.c5+Ke62.Th7Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.12)1....Pf4+2.Txf4Dg2+3.Kh4Txf4#(mateinthree)

24  1)1....Tf1+2.Txf1De23.Tf2Dd1+Exploitingvulnerability:athreatwhichisdifficulttoparry. 2)1.Ta7!h1D+2.Th7Dg13.Tg7+(defendingagainstapassedpawn) 3)1.Lxh7+Kxh72.Dh5+Kg83.Tf8+Kxf84.Df7#(attackingtheking:access) 4)1....Ld8!2.Dd4b4(eliminationofthedefence:chasingawayandthepin:attackingapinnedpiece) 5)1.Tdxd5Txd52.Dc8+Td83.Txe6+fxe64.Dxe6+(kinginthemiddle) 6)1....Pxe42.Lxe4(2.Pxe4Lxh4)2.…Lxe43.Lxe7(in-betweenmove) 7)1....Te62.Db3(2.Tfe1Th63.Pf1Txf4)2....Th63.h3Lxh3(attackingthekingandbringinginpieces) 8)1.Txe7+Kxe72.f4Lxc33.Ld2+(luring,chasingawayanddiscoveredcheck) 9)1.Pf5.Possiblebecauseoftheindirectprotectionofthequeen(1.…Dxh52.Pxg7+gainingapiece).Blackisinabad

shapeandanextrawhitepieceisdisastrous:1....Lf62.Pd6+Ke73.Dxg6fxg64.Pxb7;1....Kf82.Dxg6fxg63.Pxg7;1....Tg82.Dxg6fxg63.Pd6+;1....Pd72.Dxg6and1....Lf8(isrelativelythebest)2.Dxg6fxg6

1.Dxg6fxg62.Ke2AdvantageforWhite(betterpawnstructure,betterpieces)butquiteajobifBlackwouldsuddenlystartdefendingverywell.

1.De2.Itgivesalmostalladvantageawayafter1.…Dxe42.Db5+Pd7.10)1.Dg6Pf8(1....Pf62.Txf6)2.Df7+Kh83.Dxf8+(attackingtheking)11) Picture12)1.Txh6+Pxh62.Df6+Kh73.Ld3+Exploitingvulnerability:materialsupremacy.

25  1)1....e5(1....Le72.Pxf6)2.Pxf6Lc5(defendingagainstapin) 2)1.T1b5+Ka62.T5b6+Ka53.Ta6+Txa64.Tb5#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 3)1....Pxe32.Pxe3(2.Dxe3Txc4)2....Pc5)(eliminationofthedefence:chasingaway+material) 4)1.Dh3h52.Dxc8Txc83.Pxf7+(doubleattack:material+threat) 5)BlackisapawnupinthisgameU10. 1....fxe4.Thepositionhastobeopened.Tf8becomesactiveanditallows2.Txe4Pf3+3.Kh1Pxd24.Dxd2

Lxc3possible.Whiteisluckythattheblackkingisong8becausenow5.Dd5+preventstotaldamage.Therookendingafter5.…Df76.Dxf7Txf7issomewhatbetter.

1....f4.ItisthemoveBlackplayedbutafter2.f3or2.Pd5thereisnocompensationforthepawn.TheactivityofLe5andTf8isreducedandPd4willbechasedbacksoon.

1....Tce8.Notagoodmove.Whiteplays2.f4Lf63.Kh1or3.Pd5. 6)1.Da8+Te82.Pde7+Kf83.Dxe4(discoveredattacksettingupabattery) 7)1.Pf6+Kh8(1....Lxf62.Dxh6+Kxh63.Th3+)2.Pxe8(attackingtheking:access) 8)1.Lxe7!Ke5(1....Ke42.Lf6Kf43.La1Ke44.Kxh6)2.Lf8Kf63.Lg7+Kxg7(3....Kf74.Kxh6Kg8

5.La1)(defendingbystalemate) 9)1.hxg4Pf3+(1....Dh42.f3)2.gxf3Dh4(eliminationofthedefencebyblocking)10)1....f5+(1....gxh5+2.Kxh5Kb63.Kg6Kb54.Kxf6Kxb45.Ke7Kc56.Ke6andWhitewins.)2.Kg5gxh5

3.Kxh5Kb64.Kg5Kb55.Kxf5Kxb46.Ke4(6.Ke6?Kc5)anddraw.11) 1.Tg7+Kf8(1....Ke82.Tg8+Kf73.Tg6Lxg4+4.Txg4f1D5.Tf4+Dxf4)2.Tg6f1D(2....Lxg4+3.Kxg4)

3.Tf6+Dxf6(defendingagainstapassedpawn)12)1.g4Lg62.g5Ph53.f4(chasingandtrapping)

26  1)1.Txh5gxh52.Df5Kf83.Dh7(attackingtheking:access) 2)1.Ta1Db42.Dxb4axb43.Lxa6(3.Txa6)(thepin:chasingthefrontpieceandapinnedpieceisnotagooddefender) 3)Black’spositionisexcellent:betterpawnstructureandactivepieces. 1....Pg4.Verystrong.Blackmustnotbeafraidofadoublepawn.After2.Dxb6axb6pawna2ishangingandPf2is

threatened. 1....Tfd8Preventstheexchangequeens.BlackcertainlyhasanattackagainstthewhitekingalthoughWhitehassufficient

defenders.Certainlynotabadplanbutlessgoodthanthemovewiththeknight. 1....Dxe32.Pxe3.BetterforBlackbutillogicaltoletthewhiteknightcomeintoplay.

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 4)1.Dd7Pxd72.Tg8+Ke73.Pf5#(eliminationofthedefencebyblocking)Quitenice!. 5)1....Tg22.f6Lb5+3.Ke1h2(3....Tg1+4.Kf2h25.Pg3Txg36.Td1)(cashinginapassedpawn) 6)1.Pxd5Dxd52.Lxf6Lb7Thisin-betweenmoveandwithamatingthreatpreventsthewinningdiscoveredattackwith

Lh7+. 7)1.a4!(1.Kd4?Le82.Kc4(2.Kd3Lb5+)2....Kxe33.Kb4Kd44.a4Lxa4(4....Kd55.a5b5)1....Lc2(1....Le8

2.a5!bxa53.Kd4)2.a5bxa53.Kd4(wrongbishopthankstolinechangingofthepawn) 8)1....b4(otherwise2.b4)2.cxb4Kf63.Ke3Ke64.Kd2(makingaccess) 9)1.Txd4(1.Lb5c6;1.Ta8+Kd7)1....Dxd42.Ta8+Kd73.Dxd4+(luringandeliminationofthedefenceby

interfering)10)1.h6Lf82.Dh4(chasingawayandthepin:attackingapinnedpiece)11) 1....Pe5+2.Kf4Ped3+3.Kg5Pe4+4.Kh4Txh2#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.12)1....Pf4(1....Ph42.Dd8+Kg63.Te6+)2.Dd8+Kg63.Tg8+Kh7Exploitingvulnerability:athreatwhichis

difficulttoparry.

27  1)1.Dh6+Ke52.d4+Dxd4(2....Kxd43.Dxe3#)3.Dg7+Kf44.Dxd4+(luringanddoubleattack:X-raycheck) 2)1.Pa2.Unpinsthea-pawn.AfterothermoveswiththisknightBlackplays1.…La6.Furthermorethecaptureona3isnot

possible:1....bxa32.b4.After1....Tb82.axb4Txb43.Pxb4Dxa14.Te1(Lg2mustgotof1once)hasWhiteaclearplan.Puthispiecesontherightsquares(Pc6andPc4ifpossible).

1.Pc4.IfWhitewantstosacrificeanexchangeWhitemustinsertthismove.After1.…Da62.axb4Dxa13.bxc5itturnsoutthatWhitedoesn’tevengetapawn.Blackhasthestrongin-betweenmove3.…La6but3.…Pxc5refutesthesacrificetoo.

1.axb4Dxa12.bxc5Pxc5Evenworsethanthepreviousline.Nocompensationatall. 3)1.Dg8+Kxg82.Pf6+(defendingagainstmate) 4)1.Dg6(1.Pg6+Kg82.Dxc6Lxc63.Pfe7+)1....fxg62.Pxg6+hxg63.Th3+(attackingtheking) 5)1....a42.Pd2(2.d5axb33.axb3Lxc3)2....axb33.axb3Lxb3(attackingtheking) 6)1.Dh7+Kf72.Lg6+Kf63.Tf4+gxf44.Lh4#(attackingtheking) 7)1....Pxd42.Pxd4(2.Txc1Pxf3+)2....a5(2....Txe1+3.Dxe1Dxd44.Dxe6+)(eliminationofthedefence:chasing

away+material) 8)1.Da8+Kb52.Db7+Kc43.Dc6#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 9)1.Dd8Dxd82.Pxe6+Kg83.Pxd8b54.Pc6(transposing/liquidatingbyadoubleattack:knight)10)1....Pe82.Dc6Tc8(2....Lxc3?3.Dxa8)(chasingandtrapping)11) 1.Te7+Kf32.Te3+Kxe33.Ld4+Kxd44.Kg2Ke35.Kf1(defendingagainstapassedpawn)12)1....Dxa1(1....Txb5?2.Txb5Pe2+3.Kf2Dxb54.Dxa7)2.Txa1Pxf13.Kxf1Txb5(eliminationofthedefence:

luringaway/capturing+material)

28  1)1.Dg6+Txg6(1....Ke72.Dxg7+Kd63.Dxf6;1....Kf82.Pxd5)2.Pxg6+Ke83.Tf8#(luringawayand

discoveredcheck) 2)1....Pd1(1....Pa4?2.Te3)2.Lxd1Dxc3(thepin:attackingapinnedpieceandluringaway+mate) 3)1....Pg4.GooddefenceagainstaneventualPxg6.Becauseh4ishangingWhitehasnotimeforf3.Thewhitepiecesare

clumsy. 1....Kh7.Pawng6isnowprotectedforawhileandissafebutnotthebestchoice. 1....d5Themoveplayedthatworkedoutwellafter2.f3Pxe4!Basicallyyoumaynothesitateinsuchaposition:2.Pxg6

fxg63.Dxg6+Kh84.exd5Lxd55.Dh6+Kg86.Te5. 4)1....Lg4(1....Tb12.Tg7+Kxh63.Pxf5+Kh54.Tg5#)(defendingagainstmate) 5)1.Txg7Dxg72.Txh6+Dh73.Df6+(3.Dh4)(attackingtheking:access) 6)1....Lxh42.Txh4Txh43.Lg5(doubleattack:bishop) 7)1.Lc7+Ka62.Pd7!Pe6(2....Lc63.Pc5#)3.Pb8#Exploitingvulnerability:badpositionofthepieces.

(Fomichev 2015) 8)1....Le12.Kxe1g2(cashinginapassedpawn) 9)1.h5Txh52.Te5(transposing/liquidatingtoapawnending)10)1....e32.fxe3Tc2(eliminationofthedefence:luringawayandthepin:pin)11) 1.Dxc5(1.Dxd5Pxd52.Lxc5Pxc53.c4Pb4)1....Pxc5(1....Dxc52.Lxc5Pxc53.Pc7+)2.Pc7+Kd8

3.Pxd5exd54.Lxc5combiningvanluringaway,doubleattack:knight,in-betweenmove)12)1.Dd4Df82.Dd8La63.Lh7+Exploitingvulnerability:athreatwhichisdifficulttoparry.

29  1)1....f42.Ph5(2.Pf1fxe33.fxe3Txe3)2....fxe33.fxe3Txe3(3....Pxe3+)(luringanddoubleattack:knight) 2)1.Pxb7Pxb72.Te7(luringawayandeliminationofthedefence:chasingaway+material) 3)1....Lxc32.Dg4+Lg73.Lh6Pg6(defendingagainstapin) 4)1.b4Lxb42.Ke3Lxc3(2....Lf13.Tc1Lc5+4.Ke4Ld3+5.Kd5)(defendingbystalemateofinsufficientmaterial) 5)Whitehassacrificedtwopawns.DuetothepinofLc4exchangingofqueensthreatens.AcorrectfeelingisthatWhitemay

begladifhedoesn’tgetworse.Justtoofewattackersandsufficientdefenders.After1.Df5Dxc4youmustsensethata

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queenandaknightagainstasuperiornumberofpiecesisnotenough.Whatiscorrect? 1.Txd5.TakesapawnbackandthreatensLb5.Blackhas1.…La6andWhitejustholds:2.Td4Pe63.Pxe6fxe6

4.Txg4. 1.Lxd5isrefutedby1.…Lb4+(makesanescapesquarefortheking) 1.Pxf7Dxc42.Dxc4dxc43.Pxh8iswinninganexchangeagainsttwopawnsbutafter3.…Lf3thefutureofTh2is

notrosy.Theknightonh8willbelostforsure. 6)1.Dxe6+Kh82.Txh6+gxh63.g7+Kxg74.Dg6+Kh85.Dh7#(attackingtheking) 7)1.Pxe6Lxe6(1....fxe62.Dxg6+)2.De4(luringawayandtrapping) 8)1.Dc3Pe42.Txe4fxe43.Pe6+(settingupabatteryanddiscoveredattack) 9)1.Dxc3Dxc32.Pe7+Kh83.Txf8#(eliminationofthedefence:luringaway+mate)10)1.Kf4!(1.gxh6?Kf6)1....Pf72.g6Ph63.Kg5(zugzwangandtrapping)11) 1.Th7+Kxg6(1....Kf82.Th8+Kg73.f8D+Kxg6)2.f8P+Kf63.g5#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionofthe

king.12)1.Da6+Da5(1....Kb32.Da2+Kxc33.Db2+X-raycheck)2.Dc4+Ka33.Da2#Exploitingvulnerability:abad

positionoftheking.

30  1)1....Tg1+2.Kh3Pf4+3.Kh4Pg6+4.Kh3Th4#(chasinganddoublecheck) 2)1.Tb8+Ka72.Ta8+Kb73.Tb8+Ka74.Ta8+Kb75.Tb8+(drawbyperpetualcheck) 3)1.Dd7Tc82.Dg4+Kf83.Dg7+Ke84.Dg8+Kd75.Dxf7+Kc66.Dd5+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionof

theking. 4)1....Te82.Pc5Pd8(thepin:attackingapinnedpiece-crosspin) 5)1.Kf5h52.Ke6Kf83.Kxd5h44.Ke4(withtempointothesquareofthepawn) 6)1.Dxg4fxg42.Le7Lxe73.Txc6(cashinginapassedpawn) 7)Picture 8)Picture 9)1.d5Lc72.Txc7(2.d6Lxd63.Dxd6Dxa14.Txf7Kxf75.Dd7+Kf66.Dxc8Kf7)2....Dxc73.d6(discovered

attackandcapture/chasingaway+mate)10)ThisunclearpositioncomesfromagameU10.Itisamatterofcounting.Blackhasaknightandpawnforthequeen.

Whitecertainlyloseshisqueen. 1.Dxf3Lxf32.Txc3Txc33.La5andthankstothisin-betweenmoveWhitegetstwopiecesagainstrookandpawn. 1.Pxf3(thegame)1....Pxd12.Txd1Tfxd8andWhiteremainsinaworsepositionjustapawndown(Blackhasc-file

andbetterminorpiece). 1.gxf3Pxd12.Txd1Tfd8.Pawndown,badpawnstructure.11) 1....Te32.fxe3Dxf33.Dc2fxg3(eliminationofthedefencebyinterfering)12)1.Dd6+Pd72.Dxd7+Kxd73.Pc5+Kd64.Pxe4+(luringanddoubleattack:knight)

31  1)1....Th2+2.Ke1Pb23.Tb1(3.Tc1Pd3+)3....Th1+(chasinganddoubleattack:X-raycheck) 2)1.Lg5+Kg82.Dxh8+Kxh83.Lf6+(3.Th4+Kg84.Lf6)3....Kg84.Th4(attackingtheking) 3)ThispositioncomesfromagameU10.Blackcangrabapawn.Whatistheproblem? 1....f6Thisisthebestmoveandsufficienttodraw.2.Txc3(2.bxc3fxe53.dxe5Tc4iswithsuchanactiverookcertainly

notbetterforWhite)2.…fxe53.dxe5Txc34.bxc3Tc8andnowtheactivityortherookissufficient. 1....Lxd4Thegamemovecostssurprisinglyanexchange:2.Pc6(2.Txc8Txc83.Pd3Tc2losesmaterial)2....Lxb2

wasplayedandafter3.Ta2Lf64.Pxd8Txd85.Tc6Whitewasanexchangeup(althoughBlackwon).Thesurprisecomesafter2.…Lf63.Tac1andPxd8isthreateningandafter3.…Te8themove4.Pe7+follows.

1....La52.Pc6andtheknighthasthreetargetsinsight,nothreatsyetbecauseofthepinbutBlackcannotpreventthemallinonemove.Apossibleline2.…Tc73.Tac1Tdc84.Pe7+.

 4)1....Kg7(1....h42.f5h33.f6h24.f7h1D5.f8=D+)2.Ke7Kg63.Ke6Kg74.Kf5Kh6=(defending) 5)1.Txh6+Dh72.Dh4Tg1+3.Kc2Dxh64.Dxh6+Kg8(defendingagainstadoubleattackbycounter-attack) 6)1.Pf5Dg52.h4Dg63.Pe7+(chasinganddiscoveredattack) 7)1.Tg3+Kf52.Dg5+Ke43.Tg4#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 8)1.f4+!Lxf42.Pe4+Dxe4(defendingbystalemate) 9)1....Dd1+2.Kg2De2+3.Kg1Kh34.Dd4De1#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.10)1.Td4Db52.Tfd1(targetingandthepin:pin)11) 1....e42.Tg8+Kh73.Df8Th1+(eliminationofthedefence:interfering)12)1.Kg8!(1.Ke8?Dxe2+!2.Lxe2Kxb7).1...g52.Lh1!Dh43.Th7+(zugzwanganddiscoveredcheck) (Timman)

32  1)1.Kf6h22.Db4Dd73.cxd7h1D4.De7#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 2)1....La42.Dd3(2.Dxa4Dxe3+3.Kf1Txc1)2....Lxd1(luringawayanddoubleattack:queen) 3)1....Ta22.De8+Ld7(seventhrank) 4)1.Le2Txg3+2.Kf2(cashinginapassedpawn) 5)1....gxf42.Pxf4Td4+3.Ke3Ld2+(luring,chasingandX-raycheck)

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 6)1....Dc8Thequeenmustbeprotectedafter2.Txg6fxg6.Blackmustbereadytoexchangequeens(exchangingdirectly1.…Dxf52.exf5Txg43.hxg4isplayablebutunpleasant).Withoutthemove2.h4Whitecannotproceedalthoughh5isnotathreatyetbecauseBlackexchangesonf5then.

1....De6thismovefailsafter2.Txg6Txg63.Txg6Dxf5onthein-betweenmove4.Tg7+. 1....Da4ThemoveplayedinagameU10.Thestrong2.h4wasmissed(thepin:attackingapinnedpiece) 7)1....Lf6(1....Lh42.Kf4Lg5+3.Kf3Lf6)2.Kf4Lxe5+(defendingagainstmate) 8)1.Pf5Dg52.h4Dg63.Pd6+(chasinganddiscoveredattack) 9)1....Pxe52.dxe5Lxb53.Db3(thepin:pin)10)1.Td7+Ke52.Td5+Txd53.Pc4#(eliminationofthedefencebyluringawayandblocking)11) 1....Ta22.Lc6(2.c6?Ph5#;2.h4Ph5+3.Kh3Pf4+;2.Ld1Td2)2....Ta3+3.Lf3Ta2(drawbyperpetual

attack)12)1.Tc8Dd5(1....Txc84.Dd8+)2.Txf8+Kxf83.Db4+Exploitingvulnerability:backrank.

33  1)1....Pc32.bxc3(2.Dd3Pxd1)2....La3+3.Kb1Db6+(attackingtheking) 2)Blackhasapawnup,butpawnd4threatenstobelost.Thepawnsonc5ande5arenoheroeseither. 1....Pd7.Profitsthemostoftheweakpawns.After2.Pxd4Lxg2thebishopmoveswithtempoandthethreatensis

3.…bxc5andafter2.Dxd4Pxc5Whiteisjustapawndown,2.cxb6Lxf3!isalsoeducative(afterthelazy2.…axb6Blackisbetter)3.gxf3(3.bxc7Dxc7ande5hangs;3.b7Lxb7withapawnup)3.…c5and4.…axb6.

1....Lxf3(givessomeadvantagewithsimplemoves)2.gxf3Pd73.Dxd4andnow3.…bxc5withpawnupbutadoublepawnof3.…Pxc54.Lb5+withsmallproblemswiththedevelopment.

1....Pg4Thegamemove.Now2.Lb5solvesallwhite’sproblems. 3)1.Td4Lh52.Th4(2.g4)(eliminationofthedefence:chasingaway+material) 4)1....Db22.Tc4(2.Tcd1Dc2)2....Db1+3.Kg2Db7+(defendingagainstapassedpawn) 5)1....Pxe42.Dxf8+Kxf83.Lxd8Txd84.Lxe4(in-betweenmovedesperado) 6)1.Txf6gxf6+2.Kd6Kf73.Kc7(transposing/liquidatingtoapawnending) 7)1.Td8+Dxd82.Pe8+Dxe83.fxe8P#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 8)1.Pe7+Kc52.Tc6+Kd43.Pf5+Ke54.Pxg7(discoveredcheck,chasing,luringanddoubleattack:knight) 9)1....Lf42.Dd3g5(targetingandtrapping)10)1....h52.Tb8h43.Tb3hxg3Exploitingvulnerability:asquarewhichisdifficulttodefend.11) 1.Kg3g62.Tf5+gxf53.f4#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.12)1.Lxd4exd42.Dxe7Txe73.Txc5(eliminationofthedefence:capturing+material)

34  1)1.Lc5(1.Kh1Tc22.c8DTxc83.Txc8Txd6)1....Tc2+2.Lxd4Txc7(cashinginapassedpawn) 2)1.Kh1(1.Lc5Tc2+)1....Tc22.Tbb1(cashinginapassedpawn) 3)1....Pc3(targetinganddoubleattack:knight) 4)1....Pc3+2.bxc3Tb7(eliminationofthedefenceandthepin:pin) 5)1....Tb4+2.Kxh5Tb8(2....Tb5+3.Kh4Tb8)3.Th6Tb5+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 6)1.Tc7Txc72.De8+Kg73.De5+Kg84.Dxc7(defendingagainstapassedpawn) 7)1....Th1+2.Kxh1Kg33.Lc4Te1+4.Lf1Txf1#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. (Donner-

Spanjaard,NED1961) 8)1.Pce7+Kh72.Th8+Pxh83.Pf8#(eliminationofthedefencebyblocking)(eliminationofthedefencebyblocking) 9)1.Kc2(1.Ka1Ld22.Dxf5+Ke7)1....Dh2+2.Kb3Dxg13.Dxh6+Gettingoutofcheckandnotallowingnew

attackers.10)1.Pxd5Dxd52.Lxf6Da5+3.Dc3(3.Dd2Dxd2+;3.b4Lxb4+)(in-betweenmove)11) 1.f3.Preventingthepossibilitiesoftheopponent.Allowingthemovef3byBlackwouldactivateLe5andthepawnisan

attackeranddisturbs. 1.c3.Chasingawaytheknightmustwaitbecausethethein-betweenmove1.…f3threatensmateonh2andafter2.g3Pe6

WhiteisluckythatBlackcannoteasilycaninvolvetherookintotheattack. 1.h3Themoveplayedinthegamemakes1....f3everstronger.Blackwon.12)1.Dh6+gxh62.Pf6+Kg73.Pxd7+Kf74.Txd6(eliminationofthedefencebyluringaway,chasinganddiscovered

check)

35  1)1.Da8+Kxg72.Tg6+hxg63.Dxd5(settingupabatteryanddiscoveredattack) 2)1....gxf4(1....Ld22.fxg5Td4+3.Ke5Txd3)2.Pxf4Td4+3.Ke3Ld2+(luring,chasinganddoubleattack:X-ray

check) 3)1.e4.Blackisinproblems:1.…dxe42.Pxe4Le73.Te1losesmaterialand1....h62.Lh4(2.Lxh6gxh63.e5isalso

good)isnotreallyhelping.Thethreatise5andafter3.Pxh6+gxh6even4.exd5isverystrong. 1.Te1.Developingmovetopreparee4.Inthepreviousmoveitturnedoutthatthemoveoftherookisnotnecessary. 1.Pxd6.Fansofthepairofbishopsplaysuchmoves.Itisasin,togiveuptheactiveknight. 4)1.exf6Lxd62.Td1(cashinginapassedpawn) 5)1....Pxh52.Pg5+hxg53.Dxh5+Kg84.Th1(attackingtheking:access)

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 6)1.d8P+Kf6(1....Ke72.g8D(2.Pc6+?Kf63.g8P+Kf7!))2.g8P+!Kg6(2....Ke53.Pf7+)3.Pe7+(drawduetoinsufficientmaterial)

 7)1.Dxf6Txf62.Lxf6h53.Tf7#(settingupabatteryanddiscoveredcheck) 8)1.Ph6Dxf3(1....Pxf32.Tg8+Txg83.Pf7#)2.Txf3Pxf3(2....Tg83.Pxg8Pxf34.Ph6)3.Tg8+Txg8

4.Pf7#(attackingtheking) 9)1.Dxb4+Kxb42.a3+Ka53.b4+Kb54.Pc3#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.10)1....a52.Pd3b53.Lb3a4(targeting,chasingandtrapping)11) 1.Pb5+cxb52.Tc1+Kd73.Td1+Ld64.Txd6+Kxd65.Txd8+(eliminationofthedefence,chasing,X-raycheck

andluringaway+material.12)1.Pxc8Txh72.Pe7Th8(2....Tg7+3.Kf2Tf7+4.Kg3)3.Pc6+Ka34.Pd8(cashinginapassedpawn)

36  1)1.Lxe5Pxd3+2.Dxd3Lb4+3.Lc3Dxd3(luringanddiscoveredattack) 2)1.Lb5Te62.Lc4(2.Ld7?Td6)2....Te53.Kd4(drawduetoinsufficientmaterial)(Guljajev 1938) 3)1.c3(1.Txf4?Pe2+2.Dxe2Dxf4)1....Pc62.Txf4(eliminationofthedefenceandpin) 4)1.Kf1.Preventscheckone1andforcesthequeenback.After1....Df6Whitecapturesapawn:2.Txh4 1.Td8isnotaproblemafter1.…Df62.Txe8+Kxe8. 1.Lxf3.Onlycountswithtakingback.Blackdoesn’twantthebishopatall:1.…Te1+(1....Pxf3+?2.Kf1)2.Kg2h3# 5)1.f5gxf5(1....Lxe42.f6;exf5Th4+–;2....De7fxg6fxg6Txe6Dxe63.Dxg6+)2.Dg5+Kh73.Th4#(attacking

theking) 6)1....Lh62.Dd1Le3Exploitingvulnerability:materialsupremacy. 7)1....Le4(1....Lh3?)2.h4Kd43.h5Ke5Normallythebishopfulfilsthedoublefunction:protectingthepawnand

stoppingtheenemypawn.Thisisanexception:thepositionisnotwinningbecauseofthedangerofstalematingtheopponent.Happily,thekingisinthesquareoftheh-pawn.

 8)1.Dxe3Txe32.Pge4Td43.hxg4(doubleattack:2pieces) 9)1.g4fxg32.Lg5f63.exf6+(trapping)10)1.Lf3Dxf32.Dg8+Le83.Dxe8+Kb74.Db8+(4.Dd7+)(eliminationofthedefence:luringaway+mate)11) 1.Lb3!(1.Lc4?a4!2.Ld5Dc2+3.Lc6Dh2+)1....a42.Lc4!(zugzwang)12)1....Pe1+(1....Ph4+2.Kh3Dg2+3.Kg4Df3+4.Kh3)2.Kh3Dg2+3.Kg4Df3+4.Kh3Dh5#(doublecheck)

37  1)1.h3Dh52.De2(2.g4?Dd5)(eliminationofthedefenceandpin) 2)1.Df8+(1–0;Babula-Kislov,Trinec1999)1....Kh72.Dg8+Kh63.Th5+Kxh54.Dg5#Exploitingvulnerability:abad

positionoftheking. 3)Drawing 4)1.Tg3!Lxg3+2.Kh3g1D(defendingagainstapassedpawn) 5)1....Td52.Txd5g33.fxg3fxg3(defendingagainstmate) 6)1.0–0–0wasnotplayedbecausea2hangs.Notabadhowever:1.…Pxa2+2.Kb1Dxd23.Txd2Pb44.Lb5+bringsall

White’spiecesintotheattack.After4.…Ke7is5.Pd7illustrative.After1.…0–0playsWhite2.a3orabitbraver2.Pc4. 1.Kd1.Themoveplayedpreventsthethreat(seenextmove)butthekinginthemiddleisnotlethalafter1.…Le62.Pd3

butunnecessary. 1.Le2Pxc2+Thatwasthethreat. 7)1.Pxa7+Pxa72.Dxa7Dd1+3.Kxd1La4+(luringanddoublecheck) 8)1....Dc2+2.Kh3(2.Kh1Dxc1+)2....Txg3+3.Kxg3Tb3+Exploitingvulnerability:materialsupremacy. 9)1.Kd7!Pc4(1....Kb72.Tb1+Pb33.Txb3#;1....Pb32.Tb1Kb73.Txb3#;1....Pb72.Tc8#)2.Txc4a53.

Kc6!a64.Te4Ka75.Te7+Kb86.Kb6(eliminationofthedefencebyblocking)(Botokanov 1997)10)1....Txg32.Lxe4(2.fxg3De2+3.Kg1Ph3#;2.f3Dg6;2.Kxg3Pe2+3.Kh3Dxh4+4.Kg2Dg4+5.Kh2Le5+

6.f4Dg3#)2....Th3+3.Kg1(attackingtheking)11) 1.Txb2Lxb22.Db3Ld43.Db8+Dd84.(doubleattack:queenmaterial+threat)12)1.Pf6+Lxf62.Tc7+Kg83.Txe3(in-betweenmove)

38  1)1.Txg7+Txg72.Pf8+Kh83.Txh6+Th74.Txh7#(eliminationofthedefence:capture+mate) 2)1....Pf32.Dxf3Dxb2(lineclearingandtrapping) 3)ApositionfromthegameDeWind-Michielsen,TheHague2001.Atthattimetheywerebothtalentedjuniors,who

neverthelessmissedsomething. 1.Lxe5Dxe52.Tfe1.Exchangingisgoodinthiscase.Allwhitepiecesbecomeactiveandthed-pawnisnotweakbutalso

posesnodanger(2.…d43.Pg3). 1.Lb6.Whitewantstochasetheblackrooktoaworsesquarebuttherookisnotmisplacedatall:1....Td62.Db4

(consequentbutadmitfailurewith2.La5or2.Le3andsacrificingapawnisbetter).Themoveplayedfailsto2....Txb6(insteadofthemoveplayed2.…d43.f4)3.Dxb6Pd44.Dxf6Pxe2+(in-betweenmove)5.Kh1Lxf6.

1.Lc3.Alossoftime.Blackcapturesonc3. 4)Thefragmentshouldbeamovelonger.Theh-pawnisstillonh5andBlackistomove:1...h4(0-1; Dvoretsky-Klovans

Tbilisi 1973).Itisinsufficienttoplay1.…hxg42.Ke5!(butnot2.Ke4g3!andwins)2.…Kg23.Kf4Kh34.Kg5.

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Whiteresignedbecauseof2.Ke5Kg23.Kf6Kxh24.Kxg6h35.g5Kg36.Kf7h27.g6h1QandBlackwinsagainstag-pawnontheseventhrank.

 5)1....Pb5(1....Txb82.Txb8+Lf83.Lf6#)(eliminationofthedefence:interfering) 6)1.Tb2!Txc72.Tb8+Kf73.Tb7Te7+4.Kd6Txb75.axb7(creatingapassedpawn) 7)1....g52.Lg3g43.0–0–0Pxg3(eliminationofthedefence:chasingaway) 8)1.Dh7+Kg42.Dg6+Kf3(2....Kh33.Dh5#(3.Df5#)Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 9)1....Kh72.Df3Dxf33.gxf3b24.Pxb2(cashinginapassedpawn)10)1....e52.Dc4(2.Dd5Dxd7)2....Txd73.Txg6(apinnedpieceisnotagooddefender)11) 1.Tc8Df72.Pb6+Ke73.Tc7+(luringanddoubleattack:knight)12)1....Tc5(1....Dxe7?2.Pxf5De53.Txh7+Kxh74.Dh5#)2.Pxf5Dxf5(2....Ta5+)(defendbycounter-attack)

39  1)1....Tf4+2.Pxf4Pf6+3.Ke5Pxg4+4.fxg4g1D(cashinginapassedpawn) 2)1.Ph2+Kh42.Pf3+Kg43.Pe5+Kh44.Pxg6+Kg45.Tg3#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 3)1.Dd4Dg52.Ld2Lh33.g4(defendingagainstmate) 4)1....f5.Blackstandsgoodenoughsothepawndoesnotneedtobeprotected.Thethreatpreventsthecaptureonc4.After

2.gxf5exf5Whitemustgiveupapawnwith3.Pe5Lxe54.dxe5Dxe5.Theweaknessoftheking’swingisapitybutnodisaster;Whitehasnoattackers(ifBlackplayswell).

1....b5.AfineprotectingmovethatbringsinPb4-d3. 1....Tc8.GivesWhitetimetomakeroomforthequeen:2.hxg5hxg53.e4Pb44.De3. 5)1....Pc2+2.Kf3Pe1+3.Kf4Pd3+4.Kf3Te3#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 6)1....Te62.Tf2Te23.c7Txa24.Txa2Dc1Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 7)1.g4Lg62.Lg5(trapping) 8)1....Kd32.Lf7Pd5(2....Kd23.Lc4)3.bxc6e24.Kf2Kd25.Lxd5(cashinginapassedpawn) 9)1.Td2b22.Txd3Kc23.Tc3+Kd24.Tb3(defendingagainstapassedpawn)10)1.Tg6Pg32.Tg4+Txg43.Ph3#(eliminationofthedefencebyluringawayandinterfering)11) 1.Le4+Kg52.Tg7+Kh53.Th7+Kg54.Txh3(chasinganddoubleattack:X-raycheck)12)1....Df3+2.Dxf3+exf3+3.Kh2Pg4+4.Kh3Pxf2+5.Kh2Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.

40  1)1.Dh6Txd82.Dg7+Lxg73.Txd8+(attackingtheking) 2)1.Tf7(1.Tf8+Dxf82.De5+Tf6(2....Kg83.Dd5+Kh84.De5+Tf6))1....Dxf72.Db8+Txb8(2....Dg8?

3.De5+)(defendingbystalemate) 3)1.Lb4!(1.Lb6?Pd62.Ld4Pb5+;1.Lc7?Pd22.Le5Pc4+)1....b1D(1....Kb12.Kb3Kc13.La3)2.Lc3+

Pxc3(defendingbystalemate) 4)1.f4+Kf52.g4+Kxf43.Pf6+(chasing,luringanddoubleattack:knight) 5)1....Lg52.Dg3(2.Dxg5Txh2+3.Kg1Dh3)2....Th3(2....Dh63.Le1Th3)3.Dg2Lf4(eliminationofthe

defencebyluringawayandbringinginapiece) 6)Whiteisbetter:thepairofbishopsandbetterpawnstructure.Theknightona3isoutofplayandisindanger. 1.c4.UnderminingPe4andtakingawayanescapesquarefromPa3.NowWhitewinsmaterialafter1....Pf62.Lb2dxc4

3.bxc4Tad84.Txe8+Pxe85.Td1(threatensLh7+).After1.…Pd6Whitecapturesond5. 1.Tad1.Goodmovebutallows1.…Pb5. 1.f3.Unnecessarytheknightgoesviag5toe6andisplacedevenworse. 7)1....Pe52.Df4g53.Dxg5Pxc4(doubleattackandluringaway+material) 8)1.Txd5Le22.Td8+Kxd83.Dxe2(in-betweenmoveandX-rayattack) 9)1....Kc4(1....c42.a5Kc53.Kf3Kb54.Ke3Kxa55.Kd2Kb46.Kc2)2.Kf3Kb410)1.Pxe5fxe52.Lxe5(apinnedpieceisnotagooddefender)11) 1.Lg5Lxg52.Ph6+(clearingasquareanddiscoveredattack)12)1.Lc4+Pxc42.Tf8+Txf83.Dd5+Kh84.Txf8#(attackingtheking)

41  1)1....Dd3+2.Ka1Lxb2+3.Kxb2Dd2+4.Kb3(chasing,luringanddoubleattack:queen) 2)1.Td1Kf82.Lxc6Pxc63.Ta1Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 3)1.c7+Ka72.b8D+Thxb83.c8P#(mateinthree) 4)1.Ld2Dxa42.Dxa4Lxa43.Txe7(chasingandapinnedpieceisnotagooddefender) 5)1.d7Tb82.Pd6+Ke73.Pe4(3.Pf5+Kxd7)ItissurprisingthatWhitecanexchangehisd-pawnforthec-pawnand

keepabitadvantagecan.AfterallBlackhasakingathandandthewhiteoneisdoingnothing:3....Lxd74.Pxc5+Kd65.Td1+Kxc56.Txd7.

 6)1.Db3.ExchangingqueensisnotastrongweaponformanyStep5players.Yettobeconsidered.After1....Dxb3(1....Da62.Lxg7)2.axb3b6(2....a63.Lxg7)3.Txa7orifyoumissthis3.Lxg7.

1.a4.Blackcanplay1.…Dxb2;Lf5controlsb1. 1.Te1.Thebishopwantstogotof6anyway.Notasmartmove. 7)1....Dg4+2.Kh2Dh4+3.Kg1fxe4(gainofmaterialbyanin-betweenmovenecessarytodefendingagainstmate) 8)1.Lxb7Txb72.Pc6Da83.Txe7(eliminationofthedefence:chasingaway+material)

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 9)1.f4Ld62.g4Lg63.f5(targetingandtrapping)10)1.Te7+Kg82.Kg6Ta8(2....a1D3.Te8#;2....Tf43.Ta7)3.Tg7+Kf8(3....Kh84.Pf7#)4.Kh7!a1D

(defendingagainstapassedpawn)11) 1.Pf6Dxc7(1....Kxf62.Dxc6+)(discoveredattack)12)1.Kg7!f22.Ta1Tf83.Ta8+Ke74.Txf8Exploitingvulnerability:badpositionofthepieces.

42  1)1.exd5.DuetotheexchangeWhitelosesnotimewithamoveoftheknightandthequeencanbepositionedinthecentre

(andisnotindanger).After1.…Txd52.De4Whitecanplayforb4-b5,sometimeswithapawnsacrifice,otherwisewithamoveoftherooktob1aspreparation.

1.Pcd2.Unfortunatechoice.After1.…g42.Ph4d4Blackdestroysthewhitepawnsande5becomesastrongsquarefortheknight.

1.Pce5.TheexchangingofapairofknightshelpsBlackonly.After1...Pxe52.Pxe5Dg73.De2Whitehasstilltheadvantageoftheweake-pawnbutthedoubleg-pawndoesnotseemenoughcounterweight.Blackplaystheactive3.…Tf8andsurvives.Someattentionfor2.…Df6insteadofDg7.Whitecapturestoewith2.Pc6!.Lookforthedifference!

 2)1.Td5+(1.Ke5?Te6+)1....Kc62.Ke5Tf13.Td1+(settingupabatteryanddiscoveredcheck) 3)1.Ta8+Lf82.Tb2Txb23.Txf8+Kg74.Txf1(defendingagainstmate) 4)1.Da7+!(1.Dh8+?Le5)1....Ke5(1....Kc35.Dg7+;1....Kd55.Lb3+;1....Kc45.Lb5+;4....Ke45.Lc6+;

1....Kd35.Lb5+)2.Dg7+(discoveredattackandX-raycheck) 5)1.Td7Lf82.De8(eliminationofthedefence:interfering) 6)1....Txg3+?2.hxg3(2.Pxg3Txg3+3.hxg3Dxe2)2....Dxe23.Th4+ 7)DrawingGMNakamura 8)1....Pxf3+2.gxf3Lc3(clearinganddiscoveredattackandpin) 9)1....Tc2+2.Pxc2Dd2+3.Kf1De2+4.Kg1Pxf3#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.10)1.Pe3g4(1....b32.Pg2)2.Pg2Ld23.h3Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.11) 1.Kd3!Kf32.Kc3!Ke43.a4Ke5(3....Pc24.Kxc2Kd45.Kb3Kc56.a5Kc67.Kb4Kb78.Kb5Ka79.Kc6)

4.a5Kd65.a6Kc66.c5(holdingoff,squareofthepawn)12)1.Dg2+Kf42.Dg5+Kf33.Dh5+(chasingandX-raycheck)

43  1)1.e5Lxe52.Txe5Dxe53.Lf4(luringandtrapping) 2)1....Lf22.Dd6Ld4Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 3)1.h7+Pxh72.Dh2andwins,i.e..2.…Kg73.Pd5(attackingtheking) 4)1.f8D+Kxf82.Kf6(cashinginapassedpawn) 5)1.Pxe5Lxf2+2.Kxf2Dh4+3.Kg1Lxd14.Pf3+Dxe1+(counter-attack) 6)1.Txg4Txe32.Txg5(2.Ld5Pf7)2....hxg53.d7Td34.Ld5(cashinginapassedpawn) 7)1.e5dxe52.Lxf6(eliminationofthedefence:luringaway/capturing+material) 8)Attackingthekingisstrikingwhenthereareinsufficientdefenders.Howwinningtheblackpositionlooks,notasinglemove

wins. 1....Lxg32.fxg3Txg33.Df2Th3+andwins. 1....Tg4givesWhitetheopportunityof2.Dh3.After2.…g5thecaptureonh4isbyfarnotalethalthreat. 1....Txg3.Ifyousacrifice5pointsyoumusttakeintoaccountthattheopponentgivesmaterialback:2.fxg3Dg4(2.…

Lxg33.Dh3)3.Lf4Lxf44.gxf4andthequeenalonewiththef-pawnisnotmorethandraw. 9)1.c6Pd62.Pc5(2.Lxd6?Lxb33.Lxc7La4)2....Lc43.Lxd6(3.b6?cxb6)(creatingapassedpawn)10)1.Tf3+Ke7(1....Kg62.Tg3Txg33.b7+–;1....Kg82.Te3Tg5(2....Tg1+3.Kd2Tb14.e5Txb45.exd6

Txb66.d7+–)3.e5dxe54.b7+–)2.b7Txe4+3.Te3!!Txe3+4.Kd2Te65.b8D+–(in-betweenmove)11) 1.Pf5+Kf72.Tc7+Ke83.Te7+Kf84.Td8#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.12)1.Th5+Kd6(1.…Kd42.Th4+)2.Td5+Kc63.Ta5+(chasinganddoubleattack:discoveredcheckandX-raycheck)

44  1)1....e52.Lg3Lf5(lineclearinganddoubleattack) 2)1.Txe3Dxe32.Td8+Kc73.Dxe3Txe34.Txh8(eliminationofthedefence:luringaway+material) 3)1.Dc7bxc5(1....Dd72.Pd6+Ke73.Pf5+)2.Pd6+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 4)1.c3and2.d4(thepin:attackingapinnedpiece) 5)1....Tc1+2.Lf1Txf1+3.Kg2Td1Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 6)1.Pf7+Kg82.Ph6+Lxh63.Dxf5(luringaway,knightforkandapinnedpieceisnotagooddefender. 7)1.Pe6fxe62.Dxe6+Kh83.Dxd6Tf6(trapping) 8)Blackisapawndownandthatcallsforaction. 1....d5.Akinginthemiddlemeansopeningtheposition.After2.exd5Pxd53.Pxd5Lxd54.c3Tfe8Blackwins. 1....Lxe2Achoicebetweentocaptureorletcapture.Captureonlyifitbringssomethingimmediately.Thismovehelps

Whiteonly.After2.Dxe2d5(alsonowthebestmove)Whitecancastle. 1....b52.Lxc4Txc43.a3Blackhasenoughforthepawnbutnothingmore. 9)1....Dxg2+(1....Txg2+?2.Dxg2Dxg2+3.Kxg2d24.Lc2)2.Dxg2Ld53.Dxe2(cashinginapassedpawn)10)1.Txg4Kxg42.Txe5Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.

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11) 1.Kh1Tc22.Tbb1(cashinginapassedpawn)12)1.Pd3+Kc62.Pxe5+Kc53.Pxd7+Kc64.Pxb8+Kc55.a7(chasinganddoubleattack:knight)

45  1)1.Txf6+Kg52.Kh3b1D3.f4+Kh54.g4(defendingagainstapassedpawn) 2)1....Pb4+2.axb4Dxd3+3.Kc1Txe1+(discoveredattack) 3)1.Dxe7+Dxe72.f6(transposing/liquidatingtoapawnending) 4)1....Pe4Thisshamsacrificesolvestheproblems.After2.fxe4dxe4someattackersdisappear. 1....Pe82.Lxe7Dxe73.Pe2givesWhitedecentplay.Knighttod4andattack!. 1....Dxe5costsaqueen2.Lf4Dd43.Lxh7+. 5)1....Lxd42.Lf4Thisin-betweenmoverefutesthecaptureond4.After2.Pxd4Txd43.Th4(3.Lf4Txf44.gxf4

Dxf4+5.Kb1Pe5)3....f54.Dxe6+(4.f3Dxg35.fxg4Te46.Dh2Txc4+7.Lc3)4....Dd7thereisnoadvantageforWhite.Nowfollowsafter2....e5thewinning3.Pxd4afterwhichPg4hangstoo.

 6)1.h4!(1.c8D+Kxc82.h4Kd7;1.h3Kxc7)1....gxh32.c8D+Kxc8(defendingbystalemate) 7)1.Tf5+g52.Kh3Txf23.g4Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 8)1.Dc5+Kb8(1....Dc72.Dxd5)2.e6fxe63.Lf4+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 9)1....Pf2+2.Kh2Pg4+3.Pxg4hxg44.Kg1Ke1andBlackisearlier.(transposing/liquidatingtoapawnending)10)1.Lh1(1.Lc6e42..Kg5Kf3)1....e42.Kg5e53.Kf5(keepingthelastpawn)11) 1.Ka1(1.g8DTb2+2.Ka1Tb1+)1....Tb32.Th5(avoidingstalemate)12)1.Dxh6+Lxh62.Txh6+Kg73.f8D+Kxf84.Th8#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.

46  1)1....Lxf3(1.…dxe42.Pxe4bringsinless)2.Txf3(luringanddiscoveredattack) 2)1....Ph5.Thismovecomesintoviewifitturnsoutthatotherknightmovesleadtoadisadvantage.2.e6isadangeroustry

whichcanbeonlyansweredwith2.…Lxg53.Pxg5Pf4.Op2.De3(totakeone7andtoplayg4)playsBlack1.…Tae8andon3.g4the3.…f6istheanswer.After2.g3developsBlackwith2.…Tad8

1....Pe82.e6andBlackisintrouble:2.…Pf6(2.…f62.Lf4andTd7follows)3.exf7+Txf74.Pe5andifthemoveoftherook5.Dc4+willcome.

1....Pd5costsafter2.De4apiece. 3)1.Tg4+Txg4(1....Kh82.Txg3)2.Dxe3(eliminationofthedefence:luringaway+materialandapinnedpieceisnota

gooddefender) 4)1.Tb5hxg3(1....Ka72.Dd4+Ka83.Db6;3....Kb84.Dxa6)2.Dxa6+bxa63.Txa6#(eliminationofthedefence

byinterfering) 5)1....Txb5(1....De1+?2.Kg2Txb53.Dxg7#)2.T4xb5(2.Dxe5Txe5)2....De1+3.Kg2Df1+4.Kh2Pf3#

Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 6)1.Ke3!(1.g4?c52.g5(2.Ke4Kd2!3.Kd5Kd34.Kxc5Ke4)2....c4;1.Ke4Kd22.g4c53.Kd5Kd3)1....c5

2.Kd3!Kb23.Kc4!(3.g4?Kb3)(pawnrace) 7)1.Pxa6Lh6(1....Dxa62.Dxc5)2.Txd6(2.Dd3Dxa6)2....Dxd63.Dxc5Dd2+(in-betweenmove–squareg7

becomesavailabletotheking) 8)1....Te82.Dd4+Dg7(2....De53.Pf2Dxd44.Txe8+Lxe85.cxd4)3.Dc4De5(thepin:attackingapinnedpiece) 9)1.Lxf7+Kxf72.Pg5+Kg83.luring,targetingandtrapping)10)1.Dd4Pe52.Lb2(2.f4?Tc43.De3b4)2....De73.Txc8Txc84.Dxe5(eliminationofthedefence:luring

away+material)11) 1.Da5+(1.a8D?Dc1+)1....Kxa52.a8T+(2.a8D+?Kb43.Db8+Kc34.Dxb1)2....Kb63.Tb8+(X-raycheck–

avoidingstalemate)12)1.Tdxd7+Dxd72.Df8+De83.Dd6+Kc84.Dc7#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.

47  1)1.Pe5Dxd62.Pd7+(X-rayprotection)2.…Kg73.Pxf6(targetinganddoubleattack:knight) 2)1.c5.Normallyyouexaminemoveslikethisone:theblackknightcangotosquared5.Ontheotherhand,thereissomething

infavourof,Blackmustcapture(otherwise2.Pxf7).After1....Lxe52.Lxe5Blackmustgiveanexchangewith2....De73.Ld6Txd64.cxd6Dxd6.ThatisapleasantadvantageforStep4.Badis2.…Dd73.Lxf6gxf64.Tg3+.

1.Td1isahealthymovebutwith1.…Pd7Blackexchangestheactiveknight.Anotherplanis1.…c5. 1.h3isusefulforlaterbutafter1.…Pd7Blackexchangestheactivewhiteknight. 3)1....Txf32.Txd5Txf4 4)1.Dxe4(1.Ta7Pg5+2.Kh4Pf3+)1....Dxe4(1....Dd7+2.Kh4dxe43.Ta7)2.Ta7+Kh63.Df8+ 5)1....Pxd42.Dxd4Pxd53.Dxd5 6)1.Lh4!h1D(1....Lxd72.exd7h1D3.d8D+Kf74.De7#)2.e7+Kf73.d8P# 7)1....Kc7(1....Kb72.Dd7+Kb83.Dd6+)2.Df7+Le73.Dxe7+Kc64.De6+Kb5 8)1.De8(1.Dg8Pd2+2.Kg1Dxe1#)1....Pd2+2.Kg1 9)1.Lg4+(1.Te2?Df6)1....Kh42.Te2Txe23.Dg3#10)1.Da5Exploitingvulnerability:athreatwhichisdifficulttoparry.11) 1.La3and2.Lb2(trapping)12)1.La5f52.b6(cashinginapassedpawn)

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48  1)1.Lf4Pxe62.Lxg3Pf63.Txa5Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionofthepieces. 2)1....Dxa12.Pxf6+Kf8(eliminationofthedefence:luringaway+material) 3)1....Dxc2+2.Lxc2Txc2+3.Kb1Lxa2+4.Ka1Pb3#(attackingtheking) 4)1.Pxd5Exchangingisthebestandcontinuingdeveloping:1.…Dxd5and2.Tad1(hasthedisadvantagethata5isnot

protectedanymore)or2.Pd4.BlackwillplayLf8,Te8andTac8.Forbothsidesitisdifficulttomakeprogress. 1.f6doesn’tworkafter1.…Pxc32.bxc3gxf63.gxf6Lxf6becausef7isprotected. 1.Ta4doesn’tworkbecauseof1....Pxf4andcheckonh3. 5)1.b4axb42.axb4Pb73.Txd7+(chasingawayanddoubleattack:rook) 6)1....Pxe42.fxe4Lxc33.De2Afterthecapturesawinningpinremains. 7)1.Txd4exd42.Df5+Df73.Dc8+ 8)1.Txb2(1.Lb4+?Kg8)1....Ld4+(1....Lxb22.Lc3)2.Kh1Lxb23.Lc3(3.Lc1?Lf6)3....Ke74.Lxb2

(discoveredattack) 9)1.Dc2+!Ke6(1....Kf42.Dc7+Dxc7+3.Kxc7;1....Kg52.Dg2+;1....Ke52.Dc3+)2.Dc6+!Kf5(2....Ke5

3.Dc3+)3.Dd7+Dxd7+4.Kxd7Ke56.Kc6(6.b4?Kd5)(transposing/liquidating)10)1....Tg82.Ta4Tg3Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.11) 1.Pf6+gxf62.Txd7(2.Lc6Pc33.Lxd7+(3.Txd7Pxd14.Txd1+Ke7)3....Ke7)2....Txd73.Lc6(clearing

anddoubleattack:bishop)12)1.Txh6+gxh6(1....Kg82.Th7Pf5(2....Tf73.Dh5g64.Dxg6+Kf85.Th8#)3.Dh5Ph64.Txh6gxh65.

Dg6+Kh86.Dxh6+Kg87.Dg6+Kh88.Tf3e59.Dh5+Kg810.Tg3+Dg411.Txg4#)2.Dxh6+Kg83.Dg6+Kh84.Tf3e55.f5(5.Dh5+!Kg86.Tg3+Dg47.Txg4#)(attackingtheking:access)

49  1)1.Le4Dxe42.Dxb5+Kc83.(eliminationofthedefence:luringaway+materialormate) 2)1.Tb7!(1.Ta5?Pf6+!2.Kd4Kc73.Txa7+Kb6)1....a52.bxa5!Pc5+3.Kf3!(3.Kd4Pxb74.a6Pd6;3.Kf4

Pxb74.a6Pc55.a7Pe6+6.Ke5Pc7)3....Pxb74.a6Kc75.a7(transposing/liquidatingandcashinginapassedpawn)

 3)1....Txh4+2.Kg2Dxg3+3.fxg3Txg3+4.Kf1Txg1#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 4)AknowntypeofpositionfromtheSicilian.Whitehasastrongknightond5butifthereisinsufficientsupportthentheknight

isjuststanding.Blackcantrysomething.Themistakeswillcomelater. 1....f52.Lf3(badis2.f3fxe43.fxe4Da7)2....Lxd53.Dxd5+Dxd54.exd5a5 1....Tac8isanotherwayofplaying.Therookwillgotoc5andf5onalatermoment. 1....Lxd5.Thismoveleadstonothing:2.Dxd5(withoutexchangeofqueenshasBlackplay)2.…Dxd53.exd5. 5)1.Lc7+Kc82.Da6+Db73.Ld6+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 6)1.Dxb2(1.Txd5?Txc22.Lxc5Kf6)1....Dxd12.Dxe5+(doubleattack:queen) 7)1....Ta4+2.Pe4Lxe43.fxe4Ta3Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 8)PictureGMGiriandGMCarlsen,GMErwinL’Amiinthebackground. 9)Picture10)1.Dh4Dd6(1....g52.Dh6Tcc83.Tf7)2.Dxd8+Dxd83.Tf8+(eliminationofthedefence:luringaway+mate)11) 1.Pc2Txc12.Kb2Tg13.Tg8+(luringandchasing:X-raycheck)12)1.Ld5c62.Txb7cxd53.Pxd5(thepin:attackingapinnedpiece)

50  1)1.Lc5Tc2+2.Lxd4Txc73.T8b7(cashinginapassedpawn) 2)1.e5dxe52.Pxf6+(2.Pe7+Lxe7+)2.…Dxf63.Dxf6(clearingasquareanddiscoveredattackthankstoapinnedpiece

isnotagooddefender) 3)1....Pc3(1....Pxd22.Tc8+Txc83.Dxd5+)2.Tc8+Txc83.Dxd5+(discoveredattack) 4)1.Lc5.Thebishophasthewholediagonaltof8undercontrol.Blackdoesn’tneedthisdiagonalsoplayingthebishoptoe3

makessense.BlackcanplayPf6-h5-f4butwiththebishopone3thatisnotpromising. 1.Tad1Thisdevelopingmoveisnotpossibleyet.Aftertwotimescapturinge4hangs. 1.c4Thismovefromagamebyayoungchildisnotgood.Whitemaynotoccupysquared4directly(thathappenedand

broughtnothingafter2.Pxd4Txd43.Lb4).Firststrengthenthepositionwith1....Ph5i.e..2.Lc1Pb4or2.Tad1Pf43.Txd7Txd74.Td1?Dg6.

 5)1.Pc8+(1.Pc6+Ka62.Pb8+Ka73.Pc6+=)1....Dxc82.Dxe4Dc5+3.Ka4(defendingagainstmate) 6)1....De32.Kf6Kf83.Df5Ta6+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 7)1.Lc7(1.Lc5Pd72.Lb6Dc8)1....Da8(1.…Dc82.Pd6)2.Txe8+Dxe83.Txf6(discoveredattackand

eliminationofthedefence:capturing+material) 8)1.c4Kb32.Kd5(2.Kd4Kxa43.c5Kb5)2.…Kxa43.c5(exchangingeverythingexcepttherook’spawn) 9)1.Te1(1.Tf1?Lf22.Txf2exd3)1....e32.Tf1e23.g4#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.10)1.c6+!Kxa72.Kg1!(2.Kg3?Ka83.Kxh3La74.Kg4Ld45.h4Lc36.h5Lxa57.h6Lc3)2....Ka83.Kh1La7

(drawbystalemate)11) 1....d52.Thb1Dd6+3.Tb4a5Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.12)1....Th1+2.Kg3Td13.De3Td3(thepin:chasingthefrontandbackpiece)

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51  1)1.Lc8(1.Le2?Ke62.Lg4+Kf63.Kc2Txe7)1....Txc8(1....a42.Lg4a33.Kc2a24.Kb2)2.e8D+(cashingin

apassedpawn)(Boll 2011) 2)1....Txf32.gxf3Pd43.Db1(3.axb4Pcb3+(3....Da1+))3....Pcb3#(eliminationofthedefence:capturing) 3)1.Te6Lxe62.Lxf6(eliminationofthedefencebyinterfering) 4)1....Txd52.Dxd5Lxh2+3.Kxh2Dxd54.Txc5+punishesthecapturingond5. 5)1....Pc3+2.Ka1(2.Kc1Dxb2+3.Kxb2Tb5+4.Ka3Pb1+)2....Dxb2+3.Kxb2Tb5+4.Ka3Pb1+5.Ka4

Pc3+(drawbyperpetualcheck) 6)1.Pxg6+hxg62.Dh5+(2.Th7+?Kg8)2....gxh53.Th7#(attackingtheking:access) 7)FantasticpositionforWhiteandyethecannothesitate.IfBlackgetshisbishopond8,therookfroma7isavailableagain. 1.Th4.Therightwayis:playingaquickg4.After1.…Kf7(1....Tag72.T1h3)2.g4c5Whitewaitsamomentwith

takingonf5andplays3.T1h2toexchangetherookong2later.Theplanisgxf5,Th5andTg2.AfterexchangingrooksWhitecanworkwithPd6thankstotakinginbetweenonh6.

1.Tg1Le72.g4Ld83.Tgg3andxg4andTg7+.Whiteisbetterbutitisstillmoredifficulttomakeprogress.Theblackpiecesperformtheirtasksreasonablywell.

1.Th5.Thegamemove.Blackplays1....Kh7andbringshisbishoptod8.Thegameendedinadraw. 8)1....De22.f6+Kg63.Tc8Tg1+4.Kxg1Dg2#Exploitingvulnerability:athreatwhichisdifficulttoparry. 9)1.Dh8+Ke72.Dg7(2.Dg8Td1+3.Kh2Dxe5+)2....Dc1+3.Kh2Kd84.Df8+(4.Dg8+Kc75.Tc3+)

4....Kc75.Tc3+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.10)1.Db3+Kh82.Te1(targetingandtrapping)11) 1....Lf8(1....Lc5?2.Pd6c3(2....Lxd6stalemate)3.Pe4)2.Pd6c3(avoidingstalemate)12)1....Pc5+2.Kd4Tf4+3.Ke5Pd3+4.Kd6(chasinganddoubleattack:knight)

52  1)1.Th8+Kf72.Tc1Ke73.Tc7+(3.Thxc8?Txc84.Txc8Txa2)3....Ld74.Txa8Exploitingvulnerability:abad

positionoftheking. 2)1.Tb8+Lf82.Txf8+Kxf83.Ld6+(3.Dd6+Kg84.Dxc5)3....Kg84.Dxa6Txa65.Lxc5(eliminationofthe

defence:luringaway+materialanddoubleattack) 3)1.Pd5+Ke82.Dxf7+Kxf73.Pf4+Ke74.Pxh3(defendingagainstmate) 4)1.Dc4Dxc4(1....Db62.Lxd5)2.dxc4(lineopeningandthepin:pin) 5)1.Lh3!Ta82.Pe5Whiteactivateshispieces,chasestheblackonesbackandpreventscastling(Pxf7). 1.Pe50–0notabadplanifWhitewillfollowwith2.Lh3.After2.…Tc7(c6mustremainprotected)3.Lh6mustBlack

handinanexchange. 1.h3.Themoveplayed.Forthetimebeingthemovehasnousenutandthepawndeprivesthebishopasquare. 6)1.Da2+Kh82.Lg5Dd63.Df7Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 7)1.Dg3+Kxh6(1....Kf62.Dg7+Ke63.De7#)2.Kf7Kh5(2....Dh5+3.Kf6)3.Dg6+Kh44.Dh6+Exploiting

vulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 8)1....T7c3(1....Txd22.Txd2Tc1+3.Td1)2.Dd4Tc13.Pf1Txd14.Dxd1Tc1(chasingawayandpin–

exploitingtheweaknessofthebackrank) 9)1.Ph6+Kh82.Df6Tg83.Dxf7threatensmateandafter3.…Tc8follows4.Dxg8+andsmotheredmate)10)1.Le7Tf72.Lb4(settingupabatteryanddiscoveredattack)11) 1.Ke8!(1.Kc7?Dc4+2.Kb6Da6+3.Kxa6)(zugzwang)12)1.Tf8+Txf82.d8D(cashinginapassedpawn)

53  1)1.Dg7+Kh32.Dg4+Kh23.Kf2(3.Dxh5+?Kg2)3....Th34.Df4+Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionofthe

king. 2)1.Td8(1.Kc4Txb22.Td8Te4+)1....Txe72.Kc4Txb2(2....Kc73.Td2)3.Td7+Txd7(defendingby

stalemate)(Belenky 1954) 3)1.Tb3Pd4+2.Kd7Pxb33.Kc8Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 4)1....g5.Movesthatweakentheking’swingaremostofthetimenotconsidered.Aweaknessisonlyanuisanceifthe

opponentcanmakeprofit.Theknightistheonlypiecenearby.After2.f3(2.Pf3Lxf33.gxf3Df4)2....Lh5(logicalbutalso2....Lf5isgood,becausetherookswillbeactivatedafter3.Pxf5exf54.Txe7Txe75.Dc2De8)3.g4gxh44.gxh5Df4Blackwinsmaterial.

1....Df4.Bringingthequeenintotheattackislogicalbutafter2.g3Dh63.f3or3.Dc2Blackhastoofewattackers.Ofcourse,hispositionremainsOK.

1....e5triestoactivatetherooksbutafter2.Pd2itwillnotsucceed.Thee-pawnhindersthequeenandtheknight.Besides,Ph4canreturntof3safely.

 5)1.De8+Kh72.Txh6+gxh63.Dxf7+Kh84.Le5+Exploitingvulnerability:materialsupremacy. 6)1.g4(1.Da5hxg3+2.fxg3Lxd3)1....Lg62.Da5(preventingcounter-attack) 7)1....Ld42.g3Td1+3.Kg2Tg1+4.Kh3Lxe5(settingupabattery,in-betweenmoveandliftingthepin) 8)1.c8T!(1.c8D?stalemate)1....Txc42.Th8+!(2.Txc4?)2....Kg43.Th4+Kf34.Txc4(avoidingstalemate) 9)1.Df3!Dxf32.Pg5+Kd53.Pxf3(defendingagainstlossofmaterial)10)1....Pf3+2.gxf3(2.Kh1Dh4)2....Dg5+3.Kh1Txa6(in-betweenmove)

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11) 1.Th7+Kxh72.De7+(2.Dd7+)2....Kg63.Dg7+Kxh54.Dg4#(magnet)12)1....Te2(1....Te32.De4)2.Dxf3c6#(mateintwo–bringingintheguard)

54  1)1.Pc7+Txc72.Lxc7(discoveredattackandpin) 2)1.Lf8+Kg52.Txb5+Kf63.Lh6(chasingandthepin:pin) 3)Drawing 4)1.Le3.Surprisinglyenoughonlyawaitingmovewins(tof2,g1andc5satisfiesaswell).Blackmustmoveawayandthe

kingchasesthebishopaway:1....Kc82.Kc6Kd83.Kb7. 1.Lb6+Kc8(after1....Kd7?canWhitemakeuphismistake2.Lf2Kc73.Le3Kd84.Kc6Kc85.Ld4)2.Kc6

Lc7(well-knownactionsinmoreendgames)3.a7Lb8andthepromotionleadstostalemateortoinsufficientmaterialtowin.

1.Le5+Kc82.Kb6Lxe53.a7Ld4+coststhea-pawn. 5)1.Th8+Kg72.Lxe5+dxe53.Th7+Kf64.Txf7+ 6)1.f4Pc42.Lc3f63.f5Lf74.Lxf6Exploitingvulnerability:badpositionofthepieces:trappingbyblocking,in-between

move,chasingawayandpinplayarole. 7)1.Dc1+(1.Db1+?Kxb12.bxa3Kc23.Kb4Kd34.Kxa4Kc4;bxa3?stalemate)1....Ka22.Da1+(2.bxa3?

stalemate)2....Kxa13.bxa3Kb24.Kb4(transposing/liquidating) 8)1....Pg3+2.hxg3Lg2+3.Kxg2Dxg3+4.Kh1Dh3#(attackingtheking:access) 9)1.Db5e22.Txf2e1D+3.Tf1Dc34.fxe5(defendingagainstapassedpawn)10)1.Txb8+Dxb82.Df5Kd73.Df7+(pinandeliminationofthedefence)11) 1.Kc2(1.Lc1Dd4+2.Kc2g1D;1.Ke2Df1+2.Ke3g1D+)1....g1D(1....Db2+2.Kd1Db1+3.Lc1)2.Lc3+

(defendingagainstapassedpawn)12)1.Lxg7+Ke72.Lf8+(2.…Kxf83.Dxe6)2…Tgxf83.Th7+Tf74.Txf7+Exploitingvulnerability:abadposition

oftheking:luringawayofthewhiterookintervenes.

55  1)1.Tg5(1.Tb7+?Kf8)1....Lf8(1....Lf42.Tf5+Kg63.Txf4)2.Tg7+!(2.Txg8?Lxh6)2....Lxg7+(2....Kf6

3.Kxg8)3.hxg7(cashinginapassedpawn) 2)1.La5+(1.Lc3?Dxd52.Lxg7(2.La5+Ke73.Td1)2....Te8)1....Ke72.Lc3Dxd53.Lxg7(in-betweenmove

andX-rayattack) 3)1.Txg7+Kxg72.De7+Kg6(2....Kg83.Th7)3.Dh7+Kg54.Dh6+Kg45.Dh4#(attackingtheking:access) 4)1.f4exf42.e5Ofcourse,Whitetakesawaysquaresfromtheblackknight.2.…a5(otherwiseplaysWhitea5)3.Txf4all

whitepiecesaremoreactivethanBlack’spieces.Itisinstructivethatafter1.…f62.fxe5fxe53.Th5Kf6Whitemustnotdirectlysnapwith4.Th6+and5.Txb6.After5.…Pd6Blackcanexchangerooksonb8rooksandhegetscounter-play.Correctis:4.Ke3and5.Tf1+.

1.Tdh1.Thegamemove.Doublingtherooksisuseless.Enteringdoesn’tsucceedandattackingh7bringsnothing:1....f62.Tg1a53.Ld3Pd64.Tgh1Le85.b3Lg66.Pe2Pb77.Pg3Pd68.Ke3Pf7

1.Th5f6.Itispointlesstoprovokemovesthattheopponentwantstoplayanyway. 5)1.Dd8+b62.Dd1bxc5(2....Txc53.b4#;2....Pxa33.Dd2#)3.Dd8#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionofthe

king. 6)1.Kd3(1.Kd5Kg62.Ke6Kh53.Kf6Kh44.Kf5Kxh35.Kxg5Kg36.Kh5Kxf37.Kh4Kg28.Kg4f3)

(defending) 7)1....dxc42.Tc3(2.La4Txa23.Ld7Td8)2....Td83.Le3cxb3(liftingthepin) 8)1....c42.Pc7+(2.Pd4Pd3+)2....Kd83.De3(3.b3cxb34.Pxa8b25.Td1Dxa2)3....Kxc7(eliminationofthe

defencebyinterfering) 9)1.Tde1(1.Te5?f6)1....Dd72.f6(eliminationofthedefencebyinterfering)10)1....Ke8(1....Pf62.Txc7+Kxd83.Txg7)2.Txc7h6(defending)11) 1....Le22.Ld4Lxd13.Txd1e5(trappingandpin)12)1.Pd6Lxd6(1....Pxf42.Dxf7+Kh83.Pxe8)2.Dxd5Txe1+3.Txe1Td84.Dxd6(eliminationofthedefenceby

interfering)(Movsesian-VanForeest,Teplice2016)

56  1)1.Da8+Kh72.De4+Tg63.Txd7Exploitingvulnerability:badpositionofthepieces. 2)1.Kxe5!(1.Dxe5?Pc6+)1....Pf7+2.Kf6Pxh83.e5!(drawduetoinsufficientmaterial) 3)1.Pd6(1.Pg5?Kg82.Db3+Dd5)1....h6(1....Txd62.Db8+;1....Dxd62.De8+)2.Pf7+(eliminationofthe

defencebyinterfering) 4)1.b4axb32.axb3Thesemovesshouldbeprintedbelowthediagram:1.…Thc83.Kg2T6c7(defendingagainstapin).

1.Tc3isthebestmovebutBlackisjustapieceup. 5)1.Th8+Kxh82.b8D+Kh73.Dg8+Kxg8(3....Kh64.Dh8+Kg55.Dh4#)4.Dc8+Kh75.Dxh3+(drawby

perpetualcheck) 6)1.Dd5Dc8(1....Dd62.Te1Kf73.Dc4)2.Te1Kf73.Dc4(3.Te2Ld64.Df5)(thepin:attackingapinnedpiece) 7)1.Ph5.Whitehasmorepiecesontheking’swingandcaninvolvethef-rookintotheattackwithf4-f5;alsoTd1-d3isan

option.After1.…Pd7(1.…Lxe52.Dxe5islosing)2.f4andWhitebuildsanattack.

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1.Pg4.Blackcan1.…Lxd4play(or1....Dxc42.Pxf6+gxf63.Dg4+Kf8)andafter2.Pxh6+Kf8–nothingisgoingon)

1.c5.PlayedinanU14game.After1....Lxe52.dxe5Pd73.De3b6Whitemissed4.Td4(doublingwithtempoandpinning).Blackmustputhisknightond5onthesecondmove.

 8)1.Td8+Pc82.Dxe5+Ka73.Pxc8+Ka84.Pb6+Ka75.Db8#Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking. 9)1.f7+Txf72.Dd8+Kh73.Lxd5Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.10)1.Lxc5Lxc52.Txc5bxc53.Lb7(luringawayanddoubleattack:bishop)11) 1.Lg8Txg82.fxg5+fxg53.Dxf1(luringawayanddiscoveredattack)12)1.Lg7+Kg82.Tf8+Txf83.Dh8+Kf7Exploitingvulnerability:abadpositionoftheking.

57  1)1.Ka6e6(1....e52.Dd7#;1....Kxc62.De6#)2.Dc5#(Schneider 2016) 2)1.Ke6Kd3(1....Kf32.Dg3#)2.Dc3# (Holm) 3)1.Df4a4(1....Kb62.Db8#)2.Db4#(Kacheev 1976) 4)1.De6b5(1....b62.Dc8#;1....Kb62.Kd7#)2.Kc7#(Herbert 2016) 5)1.De7Ka2(1....a22.De1#;1....axb22.Da3#)2.Dxa3#(Sjelotnotsko) 6)1.Dd8Kg4(1....g42.Dh4#;1....Kh62.Dh8#)2.Dd1#(Redlin 2016) 7)1.a4Kc5(1....c52.Da3+;1....Kxa42.Dc4#)2.Dd4#(Nikitin 1995) 8)1.Db5Kxe6(1....c52.Dd7#;1....c62.De5#)2.Dc6#(Tylor) 9)1.Da3d4(1....Kd42.Db4#;1....f32.De3#)2.Da8# (Marzwalaschwili)10)1.Db5Kd6(1....d52.Dc6#;1....d62.Df5#;1....f62.Dd5#;1....f52.De5#)2.Db6#(Commandeur 1947)11) 1.Dd7Ka6(1....a62.b4#;1....b52.Dxa7#)2.Da4#(Ernst 1996)12)1.Ke7f2(1....h52.Df6#;1....Kh52.Dg4#;1....Kf42.De5#)2.Dg4#(Kuligin 1989)

58  1)1.Dg2Kf4(1....Kd32.Txf3#)2.Txf3#(Szentgyorghi 1927) 2)1.Kf4h6(1....hxg62.Dh8#;1....Kh42.Th6#)2.Tg4#(Kirichenko 2000) 3)1.Ka5Ka2(1....b6+2.Kxb6#;1....(c42.Kb6#)2.Kb6#) (Loyd, 1890) 4)1.Ke5c6(1....Ke72.Dh7#;c5Qb7#;1....c52.Db7#)2.Dh7#(Galitzky 1903) 5)1.Tb2c3(1....Kc32.Dxe5#;1....Ke42.Dg4#)2.Tb4# (Di Vinzenci 1996) 6)1.Df2e5(1....h32.Tg1#;1....Kh32.Df3#)2.h3#(Bogdanov 1973) 7)1.Kd3Ke5(1....h52.Dd4#)2.Dd4# 8)1.Ta3d4(1....c42.Dd1#;1....Kc42.Df1#)2.c4#(Kirilov 1985) 9)1.Kc5e3(1....c22.Da3#;1....Ke32.Kc4#)2.Dh7#(Gold 1902)10)1.Da1b4(1....e52.Da2#;1....Ke52.Tc5#)2.Da5#(Fadayev 1982)11) 1.d4d6(1....d52.Da6#;1....Kf62.d5#)2.d5#(Keidanski 1902)12)1.Dh5d6(1....d52.Tc6#;1....f62.Dd5#;1....f52.Dg6#)2.Df5#(Groenroos 1980)

59  1)1.Pb5cxb52.Ta6#(Schachnasarjan 1992) 2)1.Le4dxe42.Td8# (Anónimo) 3)1.Ld3g5(1....Kh72.Th5#)2.Pg8#(Olejnik 1989) 4)1.Pxc2dxc2(1....d22.Pe3#)2.Td8#(Reitman 1994) 5)1.Td4f6(1....f42.Td5#)2.Td5+(Popow 2006) 6)1.Ta5g3(1....g52.Le8#;1....Kg52.Lc6#)2.Le2#(Kowbassa 1987) 7)1.Le6h4(1....Kh42.Pf3#)2.Tf5#(Milošeski 2004) 8)1.Td4Kxe52.Lg7#(Onada 1995) 9)1.Le6Ka3(1....b22.Kb4#)2.Ta1#(Peretjaka 1990)10)1.Le2f1D(1....g62.Pf7#;1....g52.Tf6#)2.Th5#(Saks 1996)11) 1.Lc8h1D(1....g22.Tg7#)2.Td2#(Kowbassa 1994)12)1.Ta7Kb5(1....b62.Ld7#)2.Ld7#(Smoljanovic 2002)

60  1)1.Lf5Kxf72.Ld7#(Davey 1947) 2)1.Lg2Kd52.Kf4# 3)1.Te5Kf4(1....Kh42.Lf2#)2.Lh2#(Stolbow 1995) 4)1.Kd3Kb52.Kc3#(Efimow 1983) 5)1.Td5Ka3(1....Kc32.Le1#)2.Lc5#(Rodionow 1992) 6)1.e3Kf32.Td2#(Galma 1999) 7)1.Pd2c1D(1....c1P2.Tb1#;1....a42.Ta2#)2.Pb3#(Andrejew 1997) 8)1.Ke2Kg22.Pf2#(Speckmann 1972) 9)1.Kb2Kb42.Tc4#(Bantipow 1994)10)1.Kb6b3(1....c42.Txb4#)2.Ta1#(Tschernjawski 1995)

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11) 1.Td2Kf1(1....h22.Td1#)2.Td1#(Schönberger 1925)12)1.Tb4g32.Kf5#(Dzekcer 1969)

61  1)1.g4h3(1....hxg42.Txg4#;1....hxg32.Txg3#;1....Kg52.Df6#)2.gxh5#(Koschakin 1999) 2)1.Th6Kb5(1....Kd52.De6#;1....f42.Dd3#)2.Da6#(Scheltonoschko 1985) 3)1.Tc7Ke6(1....e42.Dc4#;1....exd42.Df5#)2.d5#(Sorokin 1969) 4)1.Dc5Kf6(1....d62.Df5#;1....d52.De7#)2.De7#(Dittkowski 1926) 5)1.Dd3Ka6(1....a32.Dxa3#;1....b42.Td5#)2.Txa4#(Bolotbekow 1990) 6)1.Db3Kg3(1....g32.De6#)2.Ke4#(Djatschuk 1999) 7)1.Ta8b6(1....Ka42.Db4#;1....a42.Db4+)2.Dd7#(Andrejew 2004) 8)1.Da6Kxc2(1....b32.Dd3#)2.Da2#(Aliowsadsade 1993) 9)1.Dd5Ka3(1....Kc32.Txb3#;1....a42.Dc5#)2.Dxb3#(Andrejew 1997)10)1.Te8Kd4(1....Kc22.Tc8#;1....d42.Tc8#)2.Db4#(Szentgyörgyi 1933)11) 1.Th4Kd5(1....d52.Dc2#;1....c52.d5#)2.Da2#(Birnow 1951)12)1.Db8e4(1....Ke42.Db1#;1....Kf62.Df8#)2.Df4#(Dorochow 1988)

62  1)1.Pa4a2(1....Kb42.Tb6#)2.Tb6#(Larsson 1927) 2)1.Pxa2bxa2(1....b22.Pc3#)2.Tb5#(Reitman 2000) 3)1.Pc1bxc1D(1....b1D2.Tc2#)2.Tc2#(Juschakow 1985) 4)Drawing 5)Drawing 6)1.Tc1Ka3(1....a32.Pc5#)2.Tc3#(Kaschtschejew 1979) 7)1.Lb1Kf5(1....e32.Pe6#)2.Tf3#(Lichtenfeld 1933) 8)1.Lf7a3(1....Ka32.Pc2#)2.Tc4#(Kaschtschejew 1971) 9)1.Lxe6Ke2(1....g32.Lg4#;1....Kg32.Td3#)2.Lxg4#(Kolpakow 1991)10)1.Ph5Kxh5(1....h32.Tf4#)2.Tf5#(Hoffmann 1967)11) 1.Tf5Kxh3(1....e42.Tf4#;1....Kg42.Tf4#)2.Txh5#(Parshin 1993)12)1.Lb5e4(1....c52.Pc7#;1....c62.Lc4#)2.Tg5#(Lincoln 1996)

63  1)1.Lh7f5(1....f62.Dd5#)2.Lg8#(Gies 1926) 2)1.Dg2+Kf4(1....Kd32.Dc2#)2.Dg4#(Schönberger 1925) 3)1.Lb3e4(1....Kd42.Dd5#;1....Kd22.Dd1#)2.Dd1#(Popov 2009) 4)1.Da8Kc3(1....Kc12.Da1#)2.Dh8#(Osipov 1985) 5)1.Kd5Ka4(1....b52.Da3#;1....a42.Ld2#)2.Dc4#(Andreev 1996) 6)1.Lf2Ke5(1....e32.Lg3#)2.Dg5#(Andreev 2002) 7)1.Dg5c5(1....e32.Dxe3#;1....Kc32.Dd2#)2.Df6#(Zimmer 2007) 8)1.Le8a3(1....Ka22.Lf7#;1....Kb42.Dc3#)2.Db1#(Bogdanov 1974) 9)1.Kf5Kf3(1....Kf12.Df2#)2.Df2#(Kovacs 2010)10)1.Ka3d1D(1....Kd12.Dxd2#;1....d1P2.Ld2#)2.Lh4#(Shinkman 1905)11) 1.Lc2b3(1....e1D2.Dd3#;1....e1P2.Df2#)2.Dc3#(Brixi 1930)12)1.Dh8b3(1....f32.De5#;1....Kf32.Dh3#)2.Dc3#(Lund 1939)

64  1)1.Dc6Kb4(1....Ka62.Da8#;1....b42.Da4#)2.Dc3#(Andrejew 1996) 2)1.Db8Kh4(1....g32.Dh8#)2.Dh2#(Antipow 1995) 3)1.Dc5b6(1....Ka62.Da7#;1....Ka42.Db4#)2.Da3#(Kitschigin 1987) 4)1.Da2Kg3(1....g32.De6#;1....f32.Dh2#)2.Dg2#(Andrejew 1997) 5)1.Dd7Kb6(1....a62.Pc4#;1....c62.Dxa7#)2.Db5#(Junker 1925) 6)1.Dc4Ka4(1....d22.Pc2#;1....a42.Dc3#)2.Pc2#(Andrejew 1997) 7)1.Da4Kc2(1....Ka12.Pc3#;1....bxa22.Dd1#)2.De4#(Biedermann, 1876) 8)1.Dd5Ka4(1....c42.Db5#)2.Dc4#(Antipow 1995) 9)1.De6f4(1....Kh52.Dh6#;1....h52.Df6#)2.Dg4#(Bogdanow 1988)10)1.Kg8f6(1....f52.De8#;1....h52.Dg5#)2.Pf8#(Hobat 1935)11) 1.Dg8Ke3(1....e32.Dd5#;1....a32.Db3#)2.Dg3#(Busch 1967)12)1.De2c2(1....Kd52.De5#;1....d62.Dc4#;1....d52.De3#)2.Dc4#(Grebeshkow 1988)

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