ing defences will show how this can best be accomplished. I. , BLACK. 1 Kt—Q 3 1, Q—K 6 (this Hf, Whe WB GK} defence, strange to say, gives White more trouble than any other); 2 B— QBs! (a4), Q—Q7 ch!; 3 Kt-- Kt4ch!, KxB; 4 P bec. Q ch, | Wii) Wass Yt ise 7 L Aff ff way Vi y 7 Qin; 5QxQch, PxQ; 6Bx… … Be ae (6) If 2.., QxP (co); 3 Bx Kt White to play and win. oy K=O. 4 P es OxO; 5 Det K—K oq; 6 B—K kt 7, wins. If 5.. cae eo 6 B—Q Kt 4!, Kt—R5; 7 B—Kt4ch!, Kany; 8 Kt—K B 4! wins. _(c) If 2...,Q~x Kt (d); 3 P bec. O, Q—B 6ch (if 3..., P— — 4 Bx Kt ch, K-—Q 2; 5 Q—K 7 ch, K—B sq; 6 Q—K 8 ch, Q in;…
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