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• Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
• If you find any errors, then please let me know.- John.
• Please use the links below to center the problems, find the solution, and to advance to the next problem.

1B0229 [solution]	_____	1B0230 [solution]      [Next]
1B0231 [solution]	_____	1B0232 [solution]      [Next]
1B0229 1. ... Qf5 mate! Thanks to flanker on ICC	_____	1B0230 1. ... Qh4+ forks the knight and the king.
1B0231 1. Ne3 mate or 1. Qd1 mate or 1. Rh1 mate	_____	1B0232 1. ... Bb4 pins the queen to the white king
1B0233 [solution]	_____	1B0234 [solution]      [Next]
1B0235 [solution]	_____	1B0236 [solution]      [Next]
1B0233 1. ... Qa5+ forks the king and knight on c7	_____	1B0234 simply 1. Ng3+ forking the king and the rok
1B0235 1. ... g5 is a nice but slightly risky fork	_____	1B0236 1. ... Ra6 traps the Queen. White resigns!
1B0237 [solution]	_____	1B0238 [solution]      [Next]
1B0239 [solution]	_____	1B0240 [solution]      [Next]
1B0237 1. ... Bh4+ skewers the king and rook on e1	_____	1B0238 1. ... Ne2 mate! Thanks to Justin on FICS.
1B0239 1. ... Bxg4 skewers the Queen and Rook on d1	_____	1B0240 1. ... Bxc3+ with fork on the king and Queen.

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