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11 cze 2020 · Okay, If you have just started playing chess, you have probably seen this opening: 1. e4, e5, 2. Qh5. This is called the Queen's Wayward Attack, or, it's nickname, "The four-move-checkmate." This is a "classic" in beginner chess, but if you know how to defend it, you will never fall to it's shocking...
This particular position comes from the correspondence game between Emil Josef Diemer and Wolfgang Ludwig, 1973. I have featured this game and the solution in my Emil Josef Diemer video which you can find here: link to this game .
It’s because the guy can block with the queen eating yours right after, if you just take the queen you are up a full queen and keep yours. Also putting his king near his 2 rooks
5 sie 2015 · 131 1. Add a comment. 2 Answers. Sorted by: The move exploits three things: 1. The black knight on f4 is trapped and will fall. 2. The black pawn on d6 is pinned. 3. The black King is trapped behind its own pawns allowing the threat of a back-rank mate. edited Aug 5, 2015 at 11:51. answered Aug 5, 2015 at 3:07. 20.1k. Or 1. Qxe5 Qxd2 2. Rxd2, or 1.
28 kwi 2024 · Qxe5+! creating a deadly fork to the king and the rook and thus loses that h8 rook. If, however, White blunders and Black plays well, the Queen may be trapped near h8, but this is unlikely. Instead of playing 2…g6??, 2…Nc6 defends the e-pawn and gives Black a very slight edge due to White’s misplaced queen.
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