If 22. ...Kd8-e7, then 23.Kf2 24.Ke1 25.Ke3xBd4 Bf6 26.Kf2 27.Ke1 27.Ke3xBd4 Be5-d4 28.Kf2 29.Ke1 30.Kf7xQe8 Bg4 31.Ke6 Bh5 32.Kd6 &…
13.Ke1×Pf2(+wKe1)! f3-f2+ 14.Kh3×Bg4(+wKe1) Bh5-g4+ 15.Kg3-h3 Kd6-c6+! 16.Kg2-g3 g7-g6+ 17.Kf2-g2 Rd1-d2+ 18.Ke2-f2 Ke7-d6++ 19.Ke1-e2 Rd2-d1+ 20.Kf2xRg3(Ke1) Rd1-d2+ 21.Ke1-f2 Rd2-d1+ 22.Kg2×Qh2(+wKe1) Qh4-h2+…
Hahaha this is terrible! And you have a move to spare... I will have to work even harder 😉
Here is a cook due to the wPd2: 7.Kh3 9.dxc4(Pc7) 11.bxc7 12.c8=Q 13.Qd7 15.cxd6 16.Qa4 18.dxe8=S(Bc8) 19.Ba7 21.Qg2+ Ke1#
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