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The most difficult 2-mover problem I've ever seen!


  • 9 months ago · Quote · #161

    Asorski

    GM_Hiceberg wrote:

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    OK,what am i supposed to say?That i didn't use a magic engine?

    Say it.

    We need your explanation.

  • 9 months ago · Quote · #162

    Asorski

    BigDoggProblem wrote:
    Asorski wrote:

    GM_Hiceberg, did you really used an engine?

    Oh, but there's no way he could have used an engine when we have all those extra pieces on the board, right?

    Most engines never accept more than the usual pieces but some engines do!

    Adriandmen a problem composer himself later admitted that he checked the puzzle with Apwin a solving engine, and it found the mate in 2! Not only that, Apwin confirmed the key move. That no mate is possible except with that amazing 1. Re1 move!!

  • 9 months ago · Quote · #163

    Asorski

    DalaiLuke wrote:

    there should be a trash bin where curiosity seekers could go to see all the deleted comments!  :P

    No need. The host must continously checked the comment and quote it instantly and post it together with his reply.

    Look at post No. 82 by Qweeni2 of France, I quoted her (#85) saying the position has no mate in 2. She deleted her comment when Scottrf published the solution! 

  • 9 months ago · Quote · #164

    Asorski

    Adriandmen wrote:

    Well Asorski. I think this is your highlight of all problems!! . Good Job. Keep the mindcrackers coming.

    Adriandmen, I'm so happy about the turn-out of this forum!

    In a span of 2 days more than 160 comments were posted and close to 50 people shared their thoughts. Even though the puzzle was through, visitors continue to post their solution thinking it's so easy but failed.

    Many are amazed by this puzzle (including me) and my mind is flooded with more requests. I should start making another MindCracker immediately!Cool

  • 9 months ago · Quote · #165

    Lincolm

    Well, this "MindCracker" really blow off my mind. 

  • 9 months ago · Quote · #166

    Asorski

    Lincolm wrote:

    Well, this "MindCracker" really blow off my mind. 

    Really? Even me, the maker of that cracker still shocked by that amazing puzzle! Again, hail to the great D.T. Brock who made the original version.

  • 9 months ago · Quote · #167

    DalaiLuke

    I don't understand why the Rook MUST move to e1 ... what is wrong with e2 or e3?

  • 9 months ago · Quote · #168

    Scottrf

    DalaiLuke wrote:

    I don't understand why the Rook MUST move to e1 ... what is wrong with e2 or e3?

    When the pawn captures there's no double check.

  • 9 months ago · Quote · #169

    Asorski

    DalaiLuke wrote:

    I don't understand why the Rook MUST move to e1 ... what is wrong with e2 or e3?

    This fantastic chess puzzle continues to shocked people...Lincolm and I admitted that it's simply amazing. It blows people's mind!

    1. Re2? fxe2!

    1. Re3? fxe3!

  • 8 months ago · Quote · #170

    pancakepalace

    1. Nxf4+ Nxf4 (forced) 2. Re5#

  • 8 months ago · Quote · #171

    C-nack

    pancakepalace wrote:

    1. Nxf4+ Nxf4 (forced) 2. Re5#

    Re5 is illegal. It has already been solved anyway.

  • 8 months ago · Quote · #172

    Scottrf

    Kxc4. Solution already provided

  • 8 months ago · Quote · #173

    pancakepalace

    @Cnacnel, you're right, Re5# is illegal since the previous move puts the white king in check.

    @Scottrf, Kxc4 would have been impossible because the Rook is guarded by a white bishop.

    Thanks guys, I'll look at the previous solution. 

  • 8 months ago · Quote · #174

    Spotlion

    Scottrf wrote:
    WSAEME wrote:

    First I move the Queen from d1 to f3, then the Rook from e4 to d4. 

     



    2... Rxc5 mate.

  • 7 months ago · Quote · #175

    Asorski

    This is the most difficult 2-mover puzzle i've ever seen!Cool

  • 7 months ago · Quote · #176

    MBClevenger

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  • 6 months ago · Quote · #177

    Asorski

    Thank you guys for visiting this tread. Cool

    This already reached  more than 5,000 views!

  • 6 months ago · Quote · #178

    legoplaychess

    If you cann't solve within a 2hour period,you will get mad.

  • 6 months ago · Quote · #179

    BrianO66

    Re4 to Rd4 ....isn't that mate

  • 6 months ago · Quote · #180

    Asorski


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