Impossible Puzzle (Part III)
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1. Rc5 Bxc5 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bd6 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Be7 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bg7 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bh6 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
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AdeliciaKid wrote:
1. Rc5 Bxc5 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bd6 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Be7 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bg7 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bh6 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bg7 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#(what if Bb4+)
custimoz wrote:
You can mate Black in 2 moves:
1. Nd3-f4 Bxy
2. Nf4-g6#
but black has Be7 and if u take bishop then stalemate, else king escapes through g7, f6. Best is may be Rf7 first then Rb8
Daniel90 wrote:
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1 Rf7 Bb4 (1.... Bg7 2. Rb8) 2 B7g6
This seems the most direct since it prevents the spite check and allows for multiple ways of delivering check.
Bh7-g6 and mate in maximum 3 coming followed by any moves of black
If Bh7-g8, then I think Be7 negates a mate in three:
DangCit wrote:
This seems the most direct since it prevents the spite check and allows for multiple ways of delivering check.
sorry, after be7 it is kg7 and not bxf6
@scorpioe: Hmmm ... good catch.
correction to my early post,,it goes mate in 4. mate in 3 not possible here.
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This thread has entirely too much time on its hands. 
Is this puzzle on LSD? It's certainly a wild one.
I think it's a good n', and i thought i had it...It however needs lots of attention and another chess set. I think i'll track n' wait to see if someone actually works it out. True begginer said her friend told of a solution..Hmmmm?!
Do ya think monster would go for the stalemate?
1. Rg7 Bxg7 (forced, else Rg8#) 2. Rb8+ Bf8 (forced) 3. Rxf8#
Do I win?
Edit: Nevermind. 3. ... Kg7