Puzzle 501838: White to win

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Peter Nies (1979) - Philipp Schulze-Schwering (2056)
DSOL 3. Liga Gruppe D play.chessbase.com, 2022.02.24 Peter Nies (1979) - Philipp Schulze-Schwering (2056)
DSOL 3. Liga Gruppe D play.chessbase.com, 2022.02.24

This is a Chess 960 position. Click your king to see which rooks can castle. Drop the king on the rook to castle.

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Main motif of this puzzle: Decoy into pin

A decoy is a sacrifice that lures an opponent's piece to a square where it can be attacked in a subsequent tactic.

An attack on a piece is called a pin, when moving it out of the attack would expose a more valuable piece behind it.

Learn more in this guide.

The hint button is in beta test. We recommend to use the button only after you've thought about the puzzle for some time without finding any idea.

Read more about the hint button in this blog post.

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Puzzle 501838: White to win

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