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This CQL query returns 153 games from HugeBase which contains 3 million games.


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It's easy to construct such a query in CQL using the //:sequence// keyword:
(position :check) ; Find a position where one side is in check
(position :mate) ; ...which is answered with a checkmate
{{image class="center" alt="Check answered with checkmate" title="Chess Assistant 9" url="images/CQL-CheckCheckmate.png"}}
Here is a nice example from the game Nigel Short - Alexander Morozevich (Russia vs. Rest of the World, 2002. Round 4). In a completely lost position Short played 53. Nc5+ and allowed Morozevich to checkmate with 53...Nxc5#.
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It's easy to construch such a query in CQL using the //:sequence// keyword:
(position :check) ;; Find a position where one side is in check
(position :mate) ;; ...which is answered with a checkmate


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It's easy to construch such a query in CQL using the //:sequence// keyword:
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