Ian’s game in the 4NCL
Ian Wallis, playing White in the 4NCL Division Three last Sunday, had the following position:
Ian says: “I had focused all my analysis on a piece sac on b5, convinced that this would be winning. I concluded that the knight was better than the bishop and after 20. Nb5! my opponent duly resigned because of the line… 20. axb5, 21. Bxb5+ Nc6 (if 21. … Bd7 [or even Nd7] then 22. Nc7+ Qxc7; 23. Qxc7 Bxb5; 24 Qc8#) 22. Qxh8 with material advantage and the better position.”
However, Ian missed a more aesthetic way of winning. Can you spot the sequence of moves? (the answer will be provided on Friday)
ANITA:
1.Nc7+ Kd7
2.Nde6 (attacking the queen) fxe6
3.fxe6#
Is that correct?
How did black get into that position??
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