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Puzzles - Shihab

The document presents various chess scenarios where White has the opportunity to either save the game, win, or force a mate. It includes specific moves and solutions for each situation, highlighting tactics such as stalemate, checkmate threats, and material advantage. Notable games mentioned include a match between Magnus Carlsen and Sergey Karjakin in the 2016 World Chess Championship.

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Puzzles - Shihab

The document presents various chess scenarios where White has the opportunity to either save the game, win, or force a mate. It includes specific moves and solutions for each situation, highlighting tactics such as stalemate, checkmate threats, and material advantage. Notable games mentioned include a match between Magnus Carlsen and Sergey Karjakin in the 2016 World Chess Championship.

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White to move and save the game..

1. Rxd8+, Kxd8
2. Qd1+, Qxd1
Stalemate ; Draw.
White to move and win...
Solution :

Qb6
After that : then obvious threat is Qc7#
If axb6 then Na4 & the threat is Nxb6#
And it can not be stopped.
White to move and win..
Solution :

1.a8=R b6
2. Ra5 bxa5
3. b6 a4
4. b7 a3
5. b8= Q a2
6. Qa8# or Qb7#
White to move and mate in 2
Magnus vs Sergey Karjakin (World
Chess Championship last game, 2016)

Solution :
1. Qh6+ if Kxh6 then Qh8#
2. If gxh6 then Rxf7#
White to move and make a
force mate or gain huge
material advantage.
Solution :
1.Bxg6 If black plays any
moves except Qxd1 he loses
his queen by Qxd4 so Qxd1
2.Rxe6+,Kf8
3.Rxf7+,Kg8
4.Rg7+,Kf8
5.Ba3#

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