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Black to play White to play White to play Black to play Black to play

Black to play Black to play White to play White to play White to play

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White to play White to play Black to play White to play Black to play

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White to Play Black to play Black to play White to play White to play

Black to play The following position is from Victor Korchnoi-Anatoly Karpov,1981 World Championship matches and its Black to move.White had recently played 42.Qf1 which saves mate of g2 and threatens some cunning tactics.Black who squeezed a winning position from a quiet positons (for which Karpov is world famous for!) is now winning and should be careful not to ruin his winning position.Can you find the winning plan/moves for Karpov?

White to play Can you find the only way for White to win the game?

Dear Students, Please set these postitions on the board and give complete answer..Try to find best moves from both sides..Advance students try to solve these in 2 minutes  Black to play   White to play   Black to play     White to play     Black to play

                                                           How should Black continue after 54. Qe4 f5 55. Rf7 ??

                                       White to play In this seeming interesting position.Black last move g6  was a terrible blunder.Can you suggest a winning plan for White?

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