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Haukur Angantysson vs Konstanty Kaiszauri
EU-chT 08th Group3 ISD-SWE 9-7 (1982), Reykjavik ISL, rd 2, Feb-28
Pirc Defense: Classical Variation. Quiet System Parma Defense (B08)  ·  1-0

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May-25-15
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  al wazir: Monday? OK, sac the ♕. Sac the ♖. Sac the *other* ♖. Wait a minute. This isn't working.

Ah, I see. It's *black's* ♕ that gets sacked.

May-25-15  Cheapo by the Dozen: Subtle as Mondays go.
May-25-15  dfcx: There is no mate combination. Maybe it is a Monday puzzle without sacrifice? 16.g5! blocks the escape route for black queen, and Rh1 next captures the royal highness.
May-25-15  patzer2: Obviously 14...Qxh4?? allowing 15. g5! (solving today's Monday puzzle) was a losing move.

The improvement I meant to post in 2004 is 14...f5 when play might go 14... f5 15. g5 f4 16. Bc1 Ne7 (+ 0.35 @ 22 depth, Deep Fritz 14).

Earlier in the opening I prefer the more popular move 6...c6 as in D Naroditsky vs K Spraggett, 2015.

May-25-15  agb2002: White has the bishop pair for a bishop, a knight and a pawn.

The black queen only has three squares on the diagonal d8-h4 to move to. Hence, 15.g5 followed by Rh1 wins.

May-25-15  morfishine: <15.g5> and Black's Queen is trapped being unable to prevent 16.Rh1

*****

May-25-15  consul: Yes, it is a queen sacrifice. Well, as Tartakower said, it's always better to sacrifice your opponent's pieces. :-)
May-25-15  Oxspawn: Started the week as I intend to go on - missing it. Confidently went after the King and having sacrificed my rook and about to sacrifice my queen thought ...wait a minute, this is not working. Excellent puzzle for a Monday.
May-25-15  mqhelisi: Free things at this level are very rare I wonder why he/she didn't smell a rat and the dangers are always obvious like taking a b2/b7 pawn usually has to be done with all-round calculation

Got it though, though for white was a nice move

May-25-15  Abdel Irada: Apparently this is Opposites Day: a Monday where the solution is to sac the other guy's queen.

<<>15. g5> and Black begins to sing, <Yes, we have no escape squares! We have no escape squares today!>

May-25-15  Once: Now that is fun. It's a real GOOT. Black has two moves to get out of the trap (one before Rh1 and one after). But that's not enough - he really needs three or more.
May-25-15  Nick46: 14.... Qh4 was a booboo.
May-25-15  Caissas Clown: It's Monday,but for the life of me,I just cannot find a winning line starting with 15.Qd4 :-).
May-25-15
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  Penguincw: You call this a Monday? Look how many pieces are on the board.

Anyway, I messed up, getting 15.Rh1 Qf6 16.Rxh7+ Kxh7 17.Qh1+ Bh6 18.g5. :(

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May-25-15
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  PawnSac: it's interesting..
ya put a little bait on the hook and toss it out there, and you never know what you might catch!
May-25-15  gars: I very good Monday puzzle, sacrificing the other guy's Queen (<Abdel Irada> pointed it sharply) and believe me! I did not solve it. Shame on me!
May-25-15  PhilFeeley: Another reason to mistrust the Pirc. Where did black go wrong?
May-25-15  Herma48852: Looked at 15. Rh1 first but got no where after following up with a rook sac on h7. Finally found 15. g5! trapping the queen. Nice change of pace from usual Monday queen sac.
May-25-15  starry2013: At Monday/Tuesday level the obvious move would seem to be Rh1, except it doesn't work. Eventually I just tried the pawn advance as I could do it, turned out to force queen off and bishops get exchanged. Eventually I won from there, though took a while.
May-25-15  BOSTER: <A.I.: the solution is to sac the other guy's gueen>. This is not a sacrifice.
The sacr is the < voluntary > offer of material, acting of one's own free will.
May-25-15
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May-25-15  starry2013: When you first look at this it does look like a checkmate problem as the king seems quite smothered.
May-25-15
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  dgm1214: queens gone
May-26-15  kevin86: The queen is sealed in a will be captured after Rh1!

Win a queen as opposed to give a queen....Revolution Monday.

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