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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.

2W0158 [solution]	_____	2W0159 [solution]      [Next]
2W0160 [solution]	_____	2W0161 [solution]      [Next]
2W0158 1. Qxf7+ Kxf7 2. Bg6+ skewers the king to the rook.	_____	2W0159 the easy way is 1. Kf2! or Kf3 and then 2. Rh1 mate.
2W0160 1. Bxg6 threatens Qh7 mate. If Re7 then 2. Qxf8 mate	_____	2W0161 1. Ba5 and 2. Bxc7+. If 1. ... Qxa5 2. Qd7 mate.
2W0162 [solution]	_____	2W0163 [solution]      [Next]
2W0164 [solution]	_____	2W0165 [solution]      [Next]
2W0162 1. Rb1 and one of the knights will be lost on move 2.	_____	2W0163 1. Rxf7+ Qxf7 2. Qxf7 mate. Also 1. Qxf7+ works too.
2W0164 1. Rxe8+ and if either Nxe8 or Kc7 then 2. Qd8 mate.	_____	2W0165 1. Qh5 threatening both Qh7 mate and Qh8 mate on move 2.
2W0166 [solution]	_____	2W0167 [solution]      [Next]
2W0168 [solution]	_____	2W0169 [solution]      [Next]
2W0166 1. Ne4 is a real crusher threatening 2. Nd6.	_____	2W0167 1. Rg8+ removes the defend on the black queen on move 2.
2W0168 In a bullet game Black over looked 1. Kg6 and 2. Nf7 mate.	_____	2W0169 1. Qd5+ and then 2. Qa8+ skewers the King and Queen.

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