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Curiously Cavalier Chess Conclusion (Posted on 2005-02-25) Difficulty: 3 of 5
In a certain chess game, White mated in his sixth move by playing gxf8=N. Reconstruct the game!

For people not used to this notation: if we label columns from a (at the left) to h (at the right), there was a white pawn in the 7th row of the g column, that took a black piece in the 8th row on the f column, was promoted to a Knight, and mated the black King.

See The Solution Submitted by Old Original Oskar!    
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Solution A Solution | Comment 2 of 7 |

Heres my try at this, although it is highly illogical play:

1. h4  d5
2. h5  Nd7
3. h6  Ndf6
4. hxg7  Kd7
5. Rh6   Ne8
6.  gxf8=N  #


  Posted by ParryHotter on 2005-02-25 20:28:15
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