Factoid: St. Louis is a hotbed of high level chess activity. I'm miserable at it so I just report what I see and hear. The U.S. championship has been held at the St. Louis Chess Club and Scholastic Center for the last few years. The World Chess Hall of Fame is in the same building.
How did the two queens get next to one another on the nearer board? If white made the last move, black is going to lose its queen within two moves (I think). Then white takes that pawn in the farthest file to the last row and turns it into a queen. Game over.
How did the two queens get next to one another on the nearer board? If white made the last move, black is going to lose its queen within two moves (I think). Then white takes that pawn in the farthest file to the last row and turns it into a queen. Game over.
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