Date: 07/27/19, Round: 1, Result: 0-1
Answer: 37... Qd2+ 38. Bxd2 Rxd2+ (39. Ka1 Bc3+ 40. Kb1 a2+ 41. Kc1 a1=Q#)
[This] game is against Ronen Wilson from the 2019 Washington International. It was like $450 more to play in the Open section since I had some bad FIDE rated tournaments, so I played in the second section.
The position for the problem is after 37. Bg5. When he played 37. ... Qd2 I actually thought he just blundered his queen and didn't notice my bishop. Once he took back with the rook I realized that I was being forcibly mated by rook, bishop, and pawn.____B. Melvin
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