Venelin Alaikov
diagrammes 1991
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1.Ka1! th. 2.Rxb5+
1...cxd3 2.Sxe5
1...Qf8 2.fxe5
1...cxb3 2.Rd4+
After analyzing the position a bit I found two very perspective ways for white: Rxb5+ followed
by two mates differentiated by black answer and silent fxe5, again with two mates. First possibility failed only
on check to white king, while second was defended by Qg8. So I chose to move king, turning
Rxb5+ into threat that might be defended by Qf8 what is followed by second chance fxe5.
I played 1.Ka1 only intuitively as I didn't see enough other variations. Anyway it was the
only threemover where I found something.
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