ButterflyNebula wrote:
Oops! I did the position wrong. Let me fix it.
I just finished reading a topic about mate by castling so this one was really easy XD
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Oh. I guess it would be easy if you knew the topic. Did anyone solve the other one? I just made that up really fast but there is only one solution. (at least I'm pretty sure there is"
Did anyone solve the problem about the knight on the unkown square?
Should I say the answer
I will tell the answer if nobody else finds it
Let me fix it I realize a mistake
Never mind it is right but you have to think
Great Job!!!!!!!
I saw that one about the castling a while back, sneaky one!
That's one of my favorites
You might also appreciate this old game then: http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1238144
A knight starts on an unknown square and makes 50 moves. Now it is on a black square.
A king starts on the a1 square and moves up two squares then over two squares. Then up one square then over one square. The king is now directly in front of the starting square of the kinght.
A opposite colored rook (on the h8 square) is threatening to capture the knight on its current position.
There is a opposite colored bishop on g8.
The knight can only move away to two squares
Where is the knight now.