Info Fig
Against any other King move, White plays 6 R a Bishop. 6 R Kt8 K Q2 Now the Bishop is protected. Or, is it Fine combination play seemingly directed at winning Black's Queen, with a surprisingly unexpected climax If 2 . . . K Kt3, 3 Q Ktlch, K R3, 4 Q R2ch, K Kt2, 5 Q Kt3ch, K R3, 6 Q R4ch, K Kt2, 7 Q Kt5ch, K R2, 8 K B7 and quick mate follows. To which Black dare not reply 6 . . , K B6, as 7 Q Rich, wins the Queen.
Info Bdr
The White King goes 'round and 'round Wherever he stops he threatens a Queen sacrifice and stalemate Sheer magic is this merry-go-round of stalemates If Black plays 4 . Q x B, 5 Q B5ch Q x Q, stalemate Again, after 5 . . . Q x B, 6 Q B5ch Q x Q, stalemate Now, if 6 . . . QxB, 7 Q R8ch, K R2, 8 Q R7ch KxQ stalemate