<div class="user_solution"><b><br /></b></div><div class="user_solution"><b>1.Ke7!</b> (2.Sf6+<font color="#ee1d24">A</font>  Ke5 3.Sd3#<font color="#ee1d24"> B</font>),<font color="#ee1d24"> </font><div>1...d3 2.Bb2! ~ 3.Sf6# <font color="#ee1d24">A</font>,</div><div>    2...Se8 3.Qxb7# <font color="#ee1d24">C</font> ,2...Bd4 3.Qxd6# <font color="#ee1d24">D,</font>2...fxg4 3.Be4#,</div><div>1...fxg4 2.Sd3! <font color="#ee1d24">B</font> ~ 3.Rxc5#,</div><div>    2...Sa6 3.Qxb7#<font color="#ee1d24"> C</font>,2...B~ 3.Qxd6#<font color="#ee1d24"> D</font>,2...b6 3.Qc6#.</div><div>In three sub-variations,Visserman with mate transference plus random change in one variatrion.</div><div>Also threats&#39; 2nd and 3rd moves pop up as 3rd and 2nd,respectfully.</div><div><br /></div><div>Non-thematic try:1.Qe7? (2.Sf6+ <span style="color: rgb(238, 29, 36);">A </span>Ke5 3.Sd3#<span style="color: rgb(238, 29, 36);"> </span><span style="color: rgb(238, 29, 36);">B</span>),1...fxg4 2.Be4+ Ke5 3.Qg5#),1...d3! changes the reply to 1...fxg4, compared with the solution.</div><div><br /></div><br /></div><br />