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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.

1W0253 [solution]	_____	1W0254 [solution] [Next]
1W0255 [solution]	_____	1W0256 [solution] [Next]
1W0253 1. Nc6 and the Black Queen has no where to hide.	_____	1W0254 1. Be3 traps the queen. It has no safe squares.
1W0255 1. Rg7+ skewers the black king, winning the rook	_____	1W0256 1. Re6 mates. Note that 1. f5 is not checkmate.
1W0257 [solution]	_____	1W0258 [solution] [Next]
1W0259 [solution]	_____	1W0260 [solution] [Next]
1W0257 1. Qh3+ forks the knight on h5 and the king on c8	_____	1W0258 1. fxe8=Q+ uncovers an attack on the Queen on c7.
1W0259 1. Qxg4+ forks the king on g7 and the knight on d7.	_____	1W0260 1. Nf6+ forks the king and queen with a double check
1W0261 [solution]	_____	1W0262 [solution] [Next]
1W0263 [solution]	_____	1W0264 [solution] [Next]
1W0261 1. Nf6+ discovers an attack on d7 by the Queen on d1.	_____	1W0262 Clever is 1. Ne6 mate. Thanks to OnceAknight on ICC.
1W0263 1. Qd7+ forces the trade of queens and wins the game.	_____	1W0264 1. Rf8 mate. Note that the Queen on g7 is pinned.

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