1 of 3 models found the move, and said 5 false things along the way

Stated plan

Play the safe check Qg2+, exploiting the h3 pawn's protection to force the king into a worse square and continue the attack.

Resolves to f3g2 · −832cp

Reasoning

Black's queen on f3 is deep in White's camp. Direct checks like Qe2+ or Qxf2+ fail to Kxe2/Kxf2 since the queen would be undefended there. However, Qg2+ is different: the black pawn on h3 defends g2, so the White king cannot capture the queen. The king is forced to move (e1 or e2), since g1 is also covered by the queen and f2 is blocked by White's own pawn. This gives Black a powerful, safe check that seizes the initiative and keeps the attack going with tempo, which is clearly the strongest try in this position.

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• ✓True

  Black's queen on f3 is deep in White's camp

  piece_on_squaresquare=f3piece=queenby=black

• ✓True

  Qe2+ fails to Kxe2 since the queen would be undefended

  linemoves=Qe2+ Kxe2assertion=type:captures_piece piece:queen

• ✓True

  Qxf2+ fails to Kxf2 since the queen would be undefended

  linemoves=Qxf2+ Kxf2assertion=type:captures_piece piece:queen

• ✓True

  The black pawn on h3 defends g2

  defendedsquare=g2by=black

• ✗False

  The White king cannot capture on g2

  attackedsquare=g2by=whitenegated=true

• ✓True

  After Qg2+, the king is forced to move to e1 or e2

  linemoves=Qg2+assertion=type:forced_reply pattern:king

• ✗False

  g1 is covered by the queen

  controls_squaresquare=g1by=black

• ✓True

  f2 is blocked by White's own pawn

  piece_on_squaresquare=f2piece=pawnby=white

• ✗False

  Qg2+ is clearly the strongest try in this position

  best_movemove=Qg2+