White to move and win.

White to move and win.
White to move and win.
White to move and win.
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You are playing the role of the quintessential Romantic, Adolf Anderssen. Karl Mayet has just played the dreadful 12. Qxe4. How does Anderssen (Black) punish his opponents in dramatic fashion?
Black to move and mate in 5 (Mayet – Anderssen, Berlin 1851).
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Today’s position comes from round 10 of the 2019 U.S. Women’s Chess Championship. IM Anna Zatonskih (White) has just erred with 30. Qe1. How does seventeen-year-old Jennifer Yu (Black) punish Anna’s mistake to win the game and the U.S. Women’s Championship?
Black to move and win. (Zatonskih – Yu, US Women’s Championship, 3/20/2019)
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