For these next 3 puzzles there are alternative correct moves at times. If you click "Solution" & "Move List" you can view notes explaining alternative lines.
Keep a look out for surprising moves that put your piece en prise.
B v N #2
Play black to draw by stopping white to promote the pawn.
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B v N #3
The same position as the last one, but now with white to move. There's a clue in there.
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B v N #5
Try to find a draw for black.
Only two moves to find... but be careful - It's tricky.
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B v N #6
Remember the pattern in the first post and think ahead to solve this puzzle.
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B v N #9
Mating with Patience - from Daily Puzzle
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B v N #11
Don't bank on the bishop being better in the endgame than a knight even with pawns on both sides of the board. The knight has the capacity to ambush the unwary.
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Our Chaff Chess Rematch vote chess game has inspired another puzzle session. Easy puzzle first.
Most players are aware of the way a bishop can trap a knight against the side of the board. Keep this pattern in mind as you do these puzzles.
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B v N #1
In this puzzle it appears that the white bishop has managed to become trapped instead. Can you find a resource? Be careful you don't just trade down to a losing king and pawn endgame.
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