Here's just a little something cool for all you chess lovers out there! The shortest stalemate possible in this most intriguing game! Before you look, just give a guess how many moves that would be! And be surprised! =)
it surely doesn't improve your chess skill
but it is really brilliant
It would be nice if idiots would refrain from implying or stating that this sequence is unrealistic. It also might not improve your chess game. But it's a logic puzzle and it's brilliant. End of story.
ChessCaiisa... ur an idiot.
Great stuff invisible1! I'll have to remember this sequence.
Very entertaining. Real genius.
That is just amazing...
That is just amazing how people could really think that it was a real game. Seriously people, that was just a kind of experiment to find out the shortest stale mate assuming both players want it. Your comments like "this was some kids on tournament" are just ridiculous. You should get outside sometimes to socialise and start to think creatively.
PS. I've guest right, that it will take 10 moves ;)
if u want my advice,dont waste your time solving or creating puzzles like this.
spend your time solving other puzzles which helps u 2 improve your chess playing like the daily puzzles on this site.
the players possible ratings
white: 50 or below
black:-99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999
i dont think this should be even called a puzzle
stupidest puzzle ever..
stupidest moves ever...
Hum....
i'll try it to draw against a grand master!!! LOL
Thanks for posting,
I really like this stuff
Thats verry verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry stupid. Was that a dead person playing???
This is a joke young man.
lol
thanks anyway
That was the weirdest game I have ever seen in the history of the history. I havent seen any game that the queen was doing everything without getting caught. But that was not very logical. Kind of like a 7-year-old against another 7-year-old. Weird and so not true. Did you make that up? hopefully, you did.
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