A Problem the Computer Couldn't Solve
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we're assuming that black doesn't blunder right?
what is it?
Mate in 2 ?? Impossible , quickest I find is 3 .
nope not in 2 moves!
I don't see it. It would be nice of you to make it a puzzle rather than a diagram. That way, I can be enlightened.
think more
I'm with TalFan. Three.
Okay, I'm done here. I like to study for as long as I choose. I'll go read a book. They don't make decisions for me.
yep, no mate in 2. No engine can solve this 'mate in 2' because there isn't one! Except for Bxc7+ any other move by white allows 1...a5 giving the king an escape square.
Red
thing more more more
No computer could solve this because it is NOT possible.
3 moves, no less...
Qc3
1.dxe6(ep) Kxc8 2.Rh8#
Bravo silentfilmstar13 it's right
2 moves if rook takes pawn and black uses pawn to go for queen...then move the rook
Just for interest Fritz 11 suggest.
1. +- (#2) 1.d5xe6 c7xd6 2.Qf3xb7#
2.+- (#3) 1.Qf3-c3 a7-a6 2.Qc3xc7+ Kb8-a7 3.Qc7xb7
Though not the same as the given solution I think it's also right. Well done to silentfilmstar13.
bobito75 wrote: Bravo silentfilmstar13 it's right
Haaaa the old en passant, fooled again. lol. Good one bobito. got me.
Haaaa the old en passant, fooled again. lol. Good one bobito. got me.
Red
we must thing about last black move
there is 1 possible move for black it's e5 ... it's mean white can take him " en passant " via d5 pawn ....
Salam
White to play and mate in two moves
I have never seen a problem-solving program that would solve it .