Black: | Na8, a7, g7, Qh7, e6, g6, Kc4, h4, Nb3, e2, Bd1 |
White: | Rd8, Nb7, c6, b5, f5, Ka4, a3, Bc3, Nd3, Rh3, Qa2, d2, Bg2 |
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Thematische Probe: 1. La5? Selbstblock (2. Dxb3+ Lxb3#) Sb6+! 2. Lxb6...und die Drohung (3. La5, Switchback, etc.) wird pariert.
Devise: pirschen...
1. Lb4! (2. Sd6+ Kd4 3. Sc8+ Kc4 4. Sb6+! axb6 5. Dxb3+) 1. - Dg8/Dh8 sieht gut aus, aber: 2. Sd6+ 3. Sc8+ Dxd8(?) 4. Lc3+, Switchback! Kc4 5. Dxb3+ Deshalb: 1. - Sc7 (3. - Sd5!) 2. La5! Sd5, anstatt - Sb6+ (3. - Kd4!) Das turbulente Fazit: 3. Txh4+!! → antizipativ fluchtspezifisches Opfer; Dxh4 4. Se5+! Kd4 5. Da1+ Sxa1# 6. Kb4??! 6. Tb3??!
3. - Kxd3 4. Sc5+! Sxc5# 3. - Sf4 4. Dxb3+ Lxb3#
Step by step bishop c3 directs knight a8 to the middle of the board. Result: an adventurous finale full of breathtaking moments.
Replacement-defence (here: Roman) leads to consecutive motive-inversions (EZ)
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