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White to Play

Pete Tamburro on Aug 9, 2024

Published in Chess Puzzles

Another fun mate in three with the piece that moves to mate comes as a surprise.

1.Qg2 Kc6 1...Bb7 2.Bd7 g4+ (2...Bd4 3.Kg4#) 3.Kxg4#; 1...Bc8 2.Bxc8 g4+ 3.Kxg4# 2.Be6 Be3 3.Kg4#

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