Black: | Ba8, e7, a6, Nc6, d6, g6, c5, d4, h4, Kd3, c2 |
White: | Re6, Kd5, f4, Bf3, Na2, f2, Qh2, Bc1 |
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1. Dxh4? No threat! 1. Dg2?! (2. Le4+ Ke2 3. Lxc2+ Se5#) c4 = thematic defence! 2. Dg4 (3. f5 4. Dxd4+ Sxd4#) or 2. f5 (3. Dg4) 2. - Lb7 (3. - Lc8!)
1. Dh1? threatens like key; h3! (4. - hxg2!) 1. Dh3! thr. (2. Le4+ Ke2 3. Df3+! Kf1 4. Dg2+! Ke2 5. Lxc2+ Se5#; 4. - Ke1? 5. Lc2+/Lf3+ Se5#; 3. - Ke1? 4. Ld3+ Se5#) 1. - c4 = flight (5./6. Kxd4...) 2. Dg4? 2. f5? 2. - Lb7! Therefore, better: 2. Dxh4! thr. (3. f5 ~ 4. Dxd4+ Sxd4#) g5? 3. fxg5! etc.; Lb7 Harm of that - now: 3. Dh8! thr. (4. Dxd4+) S~+?? 4. Dxa8?? Lc8 Consecutive harm: 4. Te3+!! dxe3 5. Sb4+! Sxb4# → direct mate, under assistance of the former “battery-bishop”: 6. Ke6??
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