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[@renehenriksen1735]

Stockfish is the supernatural power that enlightens me and makes my chess both better and sharper.

[@enriquevecerra4651]

Genial gambito de rey.gracias Stockfish.Saludos.

[@user-gg1ij4gv2e]

U are the true world 🌎 chess champion ❤

[@renehenriksen1735]

In the final position I like the move 1. Rf8+!! Rxf8 2. Nxc7++ and it´s all over... The black king is terminated by the tricky white sniperknight. Very clinical and surgical if people and Stockfish should ask me.... ;) But of course 1. Re6+!! is also a forcing line that leads to a few variations that all lead to checkmate and a win for white. I prefer 1.Rf8!! because only one reply from black is possible and therefore I see this move as more forcing than 1. Re6+!! But Re6+ is also to toy with the opponent leaving him with a false hope because of the 3 possible replies. How childish to toy with him like that Stockfish. ;) ;) ;)

[@kloriancupi9144]

Qwenn check to h5.

[@renehenriksen1735]

@@kloriancupi9144 You can do that, and it leads to checkmate, but it´s not quite as clean and forcing as 1. Rf8+!!. My suggestion is checkmate in 2, while yours is checkmate in 3. As long as one wins I don´t see that it matters, but from an aestetic point of view checkmate in 2 is better than checkmate in 3. ;) But nice anyway that you found a third way to checkmate. ;)

[@dr.deepakgore1079]

Stocky u r genius in quoting quotes too, fantastic KG traps ,newer and easiest winning lines explored by you, your brain circuit power unbelievable 🎉❤❤

[@renehenriksen1735]

OK Stockfish we´ve been quite serious and found 3 ways to checkmate in the final puzzle-position. Allow me to demonstrate:
1.
1. Rf8+!! Rxf8 2. Nxc7# (My suggestion)
2.
1. Re6+!! Qxe6 2. Nc7# or
1. Re6+!! dxe6 2. Qe7# or
1. Re6+!! Nxe6 2. Qe7#
3.
1. Qh5+! Kd8 2. Rf8+ Qe8 3. Qxe8# or
1. Qh5+! Kd8 2. Rf8+ Rxf8 3. Rxf8+ Qe8 4. Qxe8# or
1. Qh5+! Qg6 2. Rxg6 hxg6 3. Qxh8#
If people should critizise my move for it´s simplicity and that it was the easiest to find, then my reply will be, that I saw through all the complicated stuff and found something beautifully simpler, but yet as strong as the other replies. ;) I think Stockfish would agree and that he regards me as the second LeelaZero. ;) ;)

[@jimmyebrahimakaba3685]

Rf8+ Rxf8
Nc7 + checkmate

[@kloriancupi9144]

The move is qween h5 check. Whatever black moves is checkmate or will fal down in about three or two moves than is checkmate in couple of moves latter

[@nabilkha5647]

Merci .

[@muh.ardhimaulana582]

Nxc7, Kxd8,
Rc6

[@gerhardmuller-pw4bx]

...well you`ve found your dominate-position in chess : show gambit-openings and tactical obligations, no one can do this better than you ...

[@letSgo_12356]

rook sacrifice

[@DSA69pt]

Qh5 is mate in 3

[@DSA69pt]

there's a line that takes more, but still winning, with Qh5 Qg6 Rxh5 Rf8 ....

[@jeradjones9306]

Only Grandmasters Love the Game. The rest of us are in it to affirm the ego .

[@danielzaiser]

can you make it stop calling pieces "pawns"?

[@azharzaman]

I am the greatest ever gambit player...
Paul Morphy is nothing against me, i even gambled my King most of the time😀

[@WahyuHidayat-fh6uk]

Qh6,rf8 ?

[@noreldenzenky1527]

Q h5

[@tineye7755]

better is Rf8+..Rxf8..Nxc7#

[@hb-a9058]

Re6..Qxe7..Nxc7# or dxe6.. Qe7#