| 1.e7 | Na3+ |
| 2.Kb6 | Nc4+ |
| If 2... Qa4 3.Nd5 and the e-pawn queens | |
| 3.Kc5 | Qa4 |
| 4.Rxb4! | |
| The rook lies in ambush and sets up the final combination... | |
| 4... | Qa7+ |
| 5.Kxc4 | Qxe7 |
| So, the queening pawn is captured and all is well - or is it?! | |
| 6.Ng6+! | fxg6 |
| 7.Bf6+! | Qxf6 |
| 8.Kd5+ | |
| The rook springs from ambush! | |
| 8... | Kg5 |
| 9.h4+ | Kf5 |
| 10.g4+ | hxg4 |
| 11.Rf4+! | Bxf4 |
| 12.e4# | |
| A nice composition - not one unnecessary piece on the board! | |
| Kazantsev (1967) | |