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Beat move in in algebraic chess notation. Black to move.
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Beat move in in algebraic chess notation. Black to move.

Beat move in in algebraic chess notation. Black to move.-example-1
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Answer:

Rf1+

Explanation:

Rook F1, although counterintuitive, is the best move as after white takes the rook, black may move queen to f2 with a checkmate (Qf2#)

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