White to play. This position is from Anderssen-Kieseritzky, London 1851. It is a brilliant encounter that became known as the Immortal Game. White has already gambitted both rooks. How does he finish off?
Please note that this is not a prize competition. No need to send in answers!
Last week’s solution 1 Be3
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