Mayet-Harrwitz, Berlin 1848
 6.KtxP?? . . KtxKt! White's error: he thinks Black dare not reply 6..KtxKt. |
 7.BxQ . . B-Kt5 ch White seizes Black's Q but Black checks White's K. |
 8.Q-Q2 fcd . . BxQ ch White is forced to sacrifice his Q. |
 9.KxB . . KxB And Black should eventually win, having taken a piece (Kt for P). |
| 6.Kt-B3 would be a better move for White, when 7.KtxP could then be a threat to Black. | Example ends: Undo or Jump or Clear | ||