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    I know this. Thanks for giving this puzzle.
    I saw this in Power Play 1 DVD from Daniel King.

    So I know that lesson if valuable.
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    ?? g6? How is that forced? After g4 Bxd7 screws that whole answer up.
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    Originally posted by TedSummers:
    <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by SSBN617:
    ?? g6? How is that forced? After g4 Bxd7 screws that whole answer up.
    Because if g4 Bxd7 then White has Qh5 CheckMate. (Which is Mate in 2 Moves) If instead g4 Kxg5, Qh5+ Kf6, then Rf7 CheckMate. (Which is Mate in 3 Moves)

    Black can only hold out the longest with the given solution, it's the best defense that Black has to offer:

    1. g4! g6
    2. h4 Rh8
    3. Qh7 Rxh7
    4. Rxh7 # </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

    Totally missed that obviously. Well at least my misery as black would have been shorter
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    Mate in 9
    1.Rxc6 Qxc6
    2.g4 Qc1+
    3.Kg2 Qc6+
    4.Kg3 Qf3+
    5.Nxf3 Kh7
    6.Ng5+ Kh8
    7.Qh5+ Kg8
    8.Qh7+ Kf8
    9.Qh8#

    Mate in 7
    1.Rc4 Be4
    2.Rxe4 Rh8
    3.Rh4+ Kxg5
    4.Qf4+ Kg6
    5.Qg3+ Kf6
    6.Rf4+ Ke5
    7.Qg5#

    Mate in 4
    1.g4 g6
    2.h4 Rh8
    3.Qh7+ Rxh7
    4.Rxh7#
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