Accuracy is required in this puzzle
White to move!
a) 1...Kf8, 2. Bh6+! Rg7, 3. Qxg7#b) 1...Qxe6, 2. Qxe6+ Kf8 (2...dxe6, 3. Rd8#), 3. Bh6+! Kg8, 4. Qg6+ Kh8, 5. Qxf7 and mates next move
1.Rxe6+ Qxe62.Qxe6+ Kf83.Bh6+ Rg74.Qf6+ Ke85.Bxg7 d66.Rxd6 a37.Qf8#
In this chess endgame, white is down 2 pawns
This was an actual chess game from the Russian Cup Women
In this chess position, white is down in material
This is an example of very subtle differences in chess endgame
Even though this chess position is from Chess960, it has become just a regular Bishop and Pawn Endgame
This chess puzzle is based on my best selling chess book series Learn Chess the Right Way
This chess puzzle is based on my book LCTRW #5
White is down material. Can white hold this chess game?
This was an actual chess game between GMs Svidler and Nakamura at St Louis Chess 960
