Title : Ian's game in the 4NCL
link : Ian's game in the 4NCL
Ian's game in the 4NCL
Ian Wallis, playing White in the 4NCL Division Three last Sunday, had the following position:
Ian says: "I had focused all my analysis on a piece sac on b5, convinced that this would be winning. I concluded that the knight was better than the bishop and after 20. Nb5! my opponent duly resigned because of the line... 20. axb5, 21. Bxb5+ Nc6 (if 21. ... Bd7 [or even Nd7] then 22. Nc7+ Qxc7; 23. Qxc7 Bxb5; 24 Qc8#) 22. Qxh8 with material advantage and the better position."
However, Ian missed a more aesthetic way of winning. Can you spot the sequence of moves? (the answer will be provided on Friday)
Ian's game in the 4NCL
We hope it's fullfil all of your curiousity. Okay, see you in other articles.
Now you read : Ian's game in the 4NCL
link https://chesscombi.blogspot.com/2017/02/ians-game-in-4ncl.html