Cross Checks Galore! | Position of the Day | Solving with Satanick

In this video, we show you a fascinating mate-in-3 that was published recently in Belgrade, Serbia in the newspaper called Politika Daily, which is edited by the great Serbian chess composition figure Marjan Kovacevic. The key move of this problem is fascinating and looks stupendous at first glance, but we walk you through a step by step solving process to help you see how such moves are humanly findable and despite their fantastic appearance how they are only based on rigorous logic. So, let's get going!

Video: Satanick Mukhuty

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[aradhyagarg]

I met with Mr. Djurasevic after I played him last year in Serbia. A wonderful man who had real passion for chess and his laugh and passion were infectious! I was in awe of him! A wonderful man who was and is young at heart and is a joy to be with.

[abhishekjha]

We can also play
1.Rc3+, B×c3
2.Qc4+, Kb6
3.Qb5+, Kc7
4.Qb7#

I think Rc1+ is Natural and you are winning completely.

[aradhyagarg]

1.Rd1! Rd1(1...cd1Q 2.Qa6! wins Qe2+ 3.Ne4#) 2.Qa6 wins for White here.