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https://www.chess.com/blog/Snazzy_Joey/last-blog-most-likely To everyone here, I am asking you to send a message of encouragement to this person who potentially has suicidal thoughts. I also highly encourage you to post this message in other clubs. Spread the word! EDIT: Hooray!!!!! https://www.chess.com/blog/Snazzy_Joey/thank-you-all-1

An actual quality bullet game

I am going from puzzle patzer to puzzle GOAT.

*Intro music* Hello everyone. Welcome to Chess Stereotypes. Feel free to suggest some more relatable stereotypes you have encountered! ㅤ The Premover: *premoves the opening in a rapid game* ㅤ The Dirty Flagger: ㅤ ㅤ ㅤ The Guy Who Invented A New "Opening" ㅤ ㅤ The Opening: ㅤ ㅤ The Person Who Has 10000000 Daily Games Going On: ㅤ Also Me: ㅤ ㅤ The Guy With Trash Internet ㅤ ㅤ I didn't spend that much effort on this since I didn't have the time but I'll edit it later, until then please add more stereotypes that I can add

Hello and welcome to the debate of the century. A question that has been discussed for ages and will be discussed for centuries to come. Which opening is best? Argue for your side, and may the best opening win! I'll start: For white, I love the queen's pawn opening because of the positional theory behind it, it also allows for sharp positions to occur and translates into an overall very technical middlegame. As black, I love playing the Caro-Kann because of it's solidity, and it also supports the d5 square for future center pushes.

(from a game on chesskid) https://www.chesskid.com/play/fastchess#g=59452061643

This game was so good! I was so accurate and each move was a calculated scheme! The queen sacs were amazing! https://www.chess.com/game/live/23387421363

Welcome to the Questions and Answers Forum! This is the place where beginners and masters alike ask and answer questions. This place promotes improvement and will help players to discover new strategies and ultimately improve their game. Before you ask a question, it must meet the following requirements. 1. The question must be chess related (ask a non-chess related question in the off topic forum) 2. Inappropriate language is prohibited 3. Your question/answer/comment should not be degrading or abusive in any way I hope this forum will answer some of your burning questions and be a great discussion place for everyone. Have fun, and ask away!

Hello and welcome to a new game called Guess the Elo - Puzzle Edition! This game will follow the exact same rules as traditional Guess the Elo games. If you don't know what Guess the Elo is, it is basically a game where you have to guess the rating of the puzzle/game presented. For example, in traditional Guess the Elo, there would a certain game featured. You would then have to estimate what the players ratings were based on the moves on the board. However, in Guess the Elo - Puzzle Edition, we will be estimating a puzzle's rating. I will be presenting 3 puzzles today, and if this receives positive feedback I will create more! Also, the user with the closest guess after 3 days receives 10 cheers! Now, let's start. Puzzle #1: Puzzle #2: Puzzle #3:

https://www.chess.com/puzzles/problem/1928894/practice Took me a while but eventually I found the right sequence Puzzle rating: 2823

Welcome to this LAST PUZZLE of the Puzzle Road! Alright, this is the last puzzle! I have been happy to share with you all these tactics, strategies, checkmates and pins, forks, material wins! I hope you enjoyed them as much as I enjoyed to post it for you! But the Puzzle Road will come back! I promise it you, it's not the end. Don't the next Puzzle Road will be something like 1,000,000 times better! How? Because we will work together on it! Suggest your puzzles, your ideas. Tell me the topic you want me to analyze, share your chess games in my server: https://discord.gg/uncmhknmYg (feel free to create an account if you don't have at the moment; it's free and easy!) 42/ A beautiful finish! (Topic: ending the game) Let's come to the puzzle! Coming from a bullet game, I'm pretty surprised that it had been possible for White to find the brilliant and winning move. But it's possible and White won by checkmate! How? Feel free to check the explanations about the puzzle in my blog: https://www.chess.com/blog/Kyu13/puzzle-road-a-beautiful-finish-p42 Puzzle Road will come back in a few months! Have fun in solving puzzles!

https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/58660170859?tab=review

Hello, I have noticed that there are certain useful tactics that occur often in games that they become worthwhile to learn to recognize them. As a simple example just to illustrate what I mean, this tactic to promote our pawn: Another one I can think of is this pattern (there's a rook at h8, and knight takes at g6 with a queen at h5 to pin the pawn so we win the rook either way): Another very common tactical pattern example is the Greek gift. There are many more examples, named ones or unnamed ones. Do you guys have any advanced tactical patterns or ideas in mind which you think are useful to learn? (Advanced as in, not just pure forks, pins, skewers. It doesn't need to look complicated)

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This is the forum to share all your custom-made puzzles! It can range from a crazy puzzle with 9 queens on the board to a simple king and pawn endgame! Make sure that you analyze the puzzle before you post it, and make sure there's only one straightforward solution. Thanks!