Originally posted by greenpawn34 Yes the three pins.
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It was pointed out to me after the game what I had done.
Three pieces can take the Knight giving mate - the three pieces are pinned to the King,
Originally posted by greenpawn34 Here are the rules:
You lot supply the bad moves and I'll do the jokes.
I'm going my best!
Btw, I loved your line about showing Carlsen's games. Not quite as good as the explanation for the wee green light, but made me literally laugh out loud.
Originally posted by Paul Leggett There are probably a lot of people who did not get this reference, but this was pretty funny! McKinley Morganfield would approve!
Thank you.
I hope Greenpawn didn't mind me muddying the waters.
I'll leave the jokes to him now! 😉
I had this thread on my mind when I managed to get this position in the blitz room earlier (white to play):
Luckily for me (white) my opponent resigned. There's an elegant forced mate but it's beyond my powers of visualisation, at least in the minute I had left.