Black has two horses and two advisors against three pawns,
but king and one horse are in a cramped position and Red's pawns are very dangerous.
However, the simple 1. P+.6 K4+1 2.P7+1 K4-1 3.P4+1 H3-5 is not enough for Red.
He needs a more tricky plan:
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1. K6.5 |
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point threatening 2. P7+1 checkmate
1. ... A4-5
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1. ... H4+6
2. P++1 K4+1
3. P-+1 (Answer 16)
1. ... A6+5
2. P4+1 H3-2
3. P-.8 A5-6
4. P7+1
1 point (Answer 17)
1. ... H3-5
2. P-.6 K4.5
3. P6+1 A6+5
4. P6.5 K5.4
5. P7.6 H5-4
6. P5+1
1 point (Answer 18)
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2. P-.6
1 point
2. ... H3-5
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2. ... H3-4
3. P4+1 A5-6
4. P7+1 (Answer 14)
2. ... A5+4
3. P7+1 (Answer 15)
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3. P6.5 K4.5
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3. ... A5+6
4. K5.6 H5+4
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4. ... H5-3
5. P4+1 H3-1
6. P7.6 (Answer 10)
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5. P5.6 A6-5
6. P7.6 K4.5
7. P-.5 A5-4
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7. ... H4-3
8. P5+1 A6+5
9. P6.5 (Answer 7)
7. ... A5+4
8. P5.6 H4-3
9. P++1 K5.4
10. P6+1 H3-4
11. P4+1
1 point (Answer 8)
7. ... A5+6
8. P5.4 H4+5
9. K6+1 H5-4
10. P-.5 H4-5
11. P5+1 A6+5
12. P6.5
1 point (Answer 9)
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8. P6+1 K5.4
9. P4+1 K4+1
10. P4.5
1 point (Answer 6)
3. ... H5-7
4. K5.6 A5+4
5. P7.6 K4.5
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5. ... K4+1
6. P5.6 K4-1
7. P6+1 K4.5
8. P6+1 (Answer 13)
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6. P5.6 H7+5
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6. ... A6+5
7. P+.5 H7-5
8. P6+1 H5+4
9. K6+1 H4+3
10. P6+1 (Answer 12)
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7. P++1 K5.4
8. P6+1 H5-4
9. P4+1
1 point (Answer 10)
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4. P5+1 A6+5
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4. ... K5.4
5. P7+1 (Answer 5)
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5. P7.6 H5-4
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5. ... A5+4
6. K5+1 A4-5
7. P6.5 K5.4
8. P4+1 H5-3
9. P4.5
0.5 points (Answer 3)
5. ... H5-7
6. P4.5 K5.6
7. K5+1 H7+5
8. P6+1 H5+6
9. P6.5
0.5 points (Answer 4)
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6. P4.5 K5.6
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6. ... K5.4
7. P5+1 (Answer2)
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7. P5.6
1 point for the last moves of the main line (Answer1)
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