Unusual Checkmate
Comments:
- I don't think I've ever had a checkmate quite like this one!
- [as an aside, Kathee is winging her way to San Francisco to visit our daughter, so I am on my own for 3 days!]
- Note how the advancement of the Pawn in the F column prevents the black King from escaping check by moving to G7.
- The White Knight at G4 protects the White Pawn at F6.
- Basically I hemmed the opponent in including the Black Bishop
- Meanwhile, I had a great Pawn defense!
- The Black Rooks were likewise hemmed in with no where to operate freely
- As this developed I actually did not see this unfolding and was a bit surprise by the conclusion
- The keys:
- Good Pawn defense
- Invalidated the Black Rooks and Bishop but hemming them in
- Opening up the H column
- The Pawn on F6 protected by the Knight
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