Blogs
The Monday Chess Puzzle #8

The Monday Chess Puzzle #8

Avatar of Capricorn95
Capricorn95
Show your flair!
| 0

Hello everyone, for today’s post, the subject will be the eighth installment of my video series “The Monday Chess Puzzle.” The puzzle I used for this week’s edition was a chess composition by Philipp Stamma (1705-1755). Unfortunately, I could not find out the exact year he composed the composition, so logic dictates it was composed sometime during Stamma’s lifetime in the 1700s.

The puzzle is for white to move and win. As usual, you can find my new video at the end of this post along with a link to the puzzle if you want to solve it on your own. Stay tuned for next week’s edition of The Monday Chess Puzzle!

 

Sincerely,
Charles Collier

 

The Monday Chess Puzzle

 

Blogs

64 Squares

Capricorn95
Capricorn95
Charles
All Blogs
Top Bloggers

My name is Charles Collier and welcome to my blog 64 Squares! Here I plan to write on a wide variety of chess topics ranging from daily chess tournaments I’m directing to chess puzzles and much more! My main stock-in-trade is chess puzzle solving. I currently have a 2500 plus rating on Chess.com’s Tactics Trainer Leaderboard which serves as a testament to that claim.

The majority of my blog posts will be centered on chess puzzles. I highly encourage any feedback or suggestions to be placed in the comment section of all my blog posts which I will read (negative or positive). I look forward to all your comments.

 

Sincerely,

Charles Collier

 

My Tactics Trainer Leaderboard Rankings:

 

Tactics Trainer Rating - 2525

Global - #3133

United States - #521

 

Note: These are my rankings as of October 23, 2018.