That's really awesome! :D
HINT: Every piece is useful!
THIS IS AN EXCELLENT PUZZLE!
Thanks ChessisGood, I think it's also awesome :).
Thanks for the compliments , and thanks for not displaying the answer .
I also think this puzzle is hard, I will submit another puzzle like this later, after this is solved .
At first I looked at the possibility of a discovered mate theme. Something like 1. Bg1 a5 2. Rf2 Kd4 3. Rf4#. Of course that fails to 2... Ke3.
Then I considered a different mating net that also uses the a4 pawn. 1. Ba3 a5 2. Bc1 Kd4 3. Kd6 with 4. Rf4# next. But of course, here black has 1... Ke3 once more.
So I tried a more direct approach. Here's the solution:
1. Kd6 (not 1. Bd4?) a5 2. Bd4! Kxd4 3. Re5 Kc4 4. Re4#.
This was a marvelous puzzle, would be in the advanced category! You said it was your composition. I wanted to work it out on my own but I saw the first move, darn, but still it was a great problem even in three! But for the first move Bd4 would work also, if I done it right? try it?
Sorry GhostNight, but 1.Bd4 doesn't put black into zugzwang. He isn't forced to play a5. Here is a diagram:
But thanks for the compliments. I'm glad you liked it!! .
Well Suvel_Karmarkar, congratulations if you solved it!. It was quite a hard puzzle.
Thanks for the compliments Doduobird123. Thanks for the attempt , it was quite wonderful.
did this in 0.00 sec
Haha, I get the joke .
Yes Chessusilo, click here to go to the mate in 3!. Good luck
Hello everyone. I made a funny chess problem. Please don't post the answer if you use an engine. Happy solving :
White mates in 4