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10/15/2012 - Using Pieces in Conjunction

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8 months ago · Quote · #161
LegoCloneWars

Easy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
8 months ago · Quote · #162
ckavar

supperbbbbbbbbb
8 months ago · Quote · #163
Eugeneius

too easy
8 months ago · Quote · #164
Sun777

too easy...
8 months ago · Quote · #165
baphymet

I really don't like the 2nd puzzle. I could've mated the guy in 2 moves from there and the rest just drew it out.
8 months ago · Quote · #166
szammie

Whatever.

SZ.
8 months ago · Quote · #167
kaichess

too easy!
8 months ago · Quote · #168
Rehya

@PeaceRequiresAnarchy (first poster) I don't get the puzzle you posted.... didn't look like checkmate??

I also saw a way for white to checkmate his opponent quite early in the game...... I'm confused about it.

Cool daily puzzle though, as usual :)
8 months ago · Quote · #169
onthehouse

Hoot.
8 months ago · Quote · #170
no-reply90
8 months ago · Quote · #171
no-reply90

EASY PEASY
8 months ago · Quote · #172
BillBeachwood

I'm falling asleep here.
8 months ago · Quote · #173
ClavierCavalier

mason286 wrote:

PeaceRequiresAnarchy wrote:

[Moderated: Political Content]
A great win by Carlsen against Anand at Bilbao Masters 2012:

Another puzzle for those who want something more challenging. Try solving it all the way through before playing the first move (if you don't do that already). It's more satisfying that way.

Judit Polgar reviewed that game in one of her video lessons. She recommended 18. 0-0-0# more amazing I personally think

The Lasker - Thomas game? How is 18. O-O-O# any more amazing than 18. Kd2#? They're both moving the king out of the way of the rook to deliver mate on the 1st rank.
8 months ago · Quote · #174
Tostitos

my head was hurting, but the second example was beautiful. Excellent chuzzle!
8 months ago · Quote · #175
stm01

ok

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