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The Art of Resilience: How to Defend Lost Chess Positions

@NoelStuder said in #1:

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@NoelStuder said in #1: > Comments on lichess.org/@/noelstuder/blog/the-art-of-resilience-how-to-defend-lost-chess-positions/CdyGm6Io I love you bro I won 2 FIDE rated games thx to this

What if your opponent had not taken back the queen after you played Qxf3+ ?
I don't see a continuation here. Am I missing anything here?

What if your opponent had not taken back the queen after you played Qxf3+ ? I don't see a continuation here. Am I missing anything here?

@kumar95 said in #13:

What if your opponent had not taken back the queen after you played Qxf3+ ?
I don't see a continuation here. Am I missing anything here?
f3?? He had played Qxf2+. After they take, it's a stalemate. Kh1 (Kh3 Qxg3 forced to take & hence draw) Qg1!

@kumar95 said in #13: > What if your opponent had not taken back the queen after you played Qxf3+ ? > I don't see a continuation here. Am I missing anything here? f3?? He had played Qxf2+. After they take, it's a stalemate. Kh1 (Kh3 Qxg3 forced to take & hence draw) Qg1!

@Random_Noob_787 said in #14:

f3?? He had played Qxf2+. After they take, it's a stalemate. Kh1 (Kh3 Qxg3 forced to take & hence draw) Qg1!
Oh yes. I see this now. Thanks for pointing that out :)

@Random_Noob_787 said in #14: > f3?? He had played Qxf2+. After they take, it's a stalemate. Kh1 (Kh3 Qxg3 forced to take & hence draw) Qg1! Oh yes. I see this now. Thanks for pointing that out :)

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