Mate in 3 .

There are two possibilities for that .

White's turn (I was the white ...) to move .

Lior

I wouldn't count that as two separate solutions. It's one solution with two different ends.

Ok , two different variations (the order of the same moves is a bit different .)

If you count that as two solutions, then there are 4 solutions altogether


First solution:
1.Re8+ Rxe8 2.Rxe8+ Rxe8 3.dxe8=Q#

Second solution:
1.Re8+ Rxe8 2.Rxe8+ Rxe8 3.dxe8=R#

Third solution:
1.Re8+ Rxe8 2.dxe8=Q+ Rxe8 3.Rxe8#

Fourth solution:
1.Re8+ Rxe8 2.dxe8=R+ Rxe8 3.Rxe8#


But it's all practiclly the same.

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