Very good lesson. The middle used one move too many, I think
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Mate in 4
2. Kxa6
#1364
You have solved this problem!
3... Nxg5+
You have solved this problem!
5. Qf7#
Thx, but for the last i asked the first move...
tobolskwildnet wrote:
2. Kxa6
#1364
You have solved this problem!
3... Nxg5+
You have solved this problem!
5. Qf7#
Thx, but for the last i asked the first move...
that wasn't about the riddle
then I do not know any more for which problem I asked, the first removal… But do I miss a box, you did not know?
White win, mate in 4 moves.
I played this game recently and decided to post it since all the moves were more or less forced on black. Reminded me of the puzzles. Probably medium or easy difficulty.
thx Zone Zero.
You have solved this problem!
4. Rh8#
#1372
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Zone-zero wrote:
White win, mate in 4 moves.
I played this game recently and decided to post it since all the moves were more or less forced on black. Reminded me of the puzzles. Probably medium or easy difficulty.
It has multiple answers though, so they may not use it. I tried Rxh7 by the way, which is a more forcing sequence to mate.
Also, this isn't a mate in 4 because you can't force a mate in 4 (only if black helps you by not playing the check and by taking the bishop).
Computer says Rxh7 is mate in 5 while Bxg6 is a mate in 7.
chessaddict53 wrote:
This might not work because of the amount of people who know this game
how bold u r telling this
This one was composed by Samuel Lloyd in 1876, checkmate in three:
xalways wrote:
Not my originality but i would like to share it with you all. An easy puzzle mate in 3.
just move the rook right to kill pawn n thats mate..........
forkman wrote:
Here's a puzzle I made up.
What would you do if I move Kd6 on the first move ?
It's necessary to sleep, i'm idiot!
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3.
4 times before I find, I believe…
o my god!!
ok
A few puzzles that come from games I've played.
First: Easy, find the best move.
Second: Medium, find the best sequence of moves.
Third: Hard, mate in five moves.