A Conventional Chess Puzzle
( What happens next? )
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INTRODUCTION
This is an example of a conventional (What-happens-next?) chess puzzle.
I'm showing it to help illustrate the difference between everyday chess
puzzles and Raymond Smullyan's brilliant 'Retrograde' puzzles.
So why not give it a try before clicking SOLUTION or CONTINUE?
WHITE TO PLAY AND RUIN BLACK'S DAY
Black resigned immediately after White's next move. What was it?
(HINT: Knight takes Rook is obvious, but there's a much better move available.)