On the second puzzle you can also play Qb8
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I'm not a good puzzle maker but I'm trying to become better with each problems.
puzzles are hard to make. There's some things that I don't see, so I try to make puzzles for players of my level and behind.
In the 5th puzzle (in post one) 1 ... Ke4 (instead of 1 ... Kxd5) lets Black keep a big advantage.
In the 4th puzzle it was already stated that 1 Qh7# is better than 1 Nf5+.
In post 18 the move 24 Ra8+ (instead of 24 Ra7) lets Black keep the exchange advantage.
In post 24 the supposedly good Nxe8 allows a response of ... Rb1+, Qd1 Rxd1#
In post 25 the moves 1 Qxe4 Bxe4 2 Nd7+ and 3 Nxf8 lets White win a clear rook instead of just a rook for a knight.
In the 5th puzzle (in post one) 1 ... Ke4 (instead of 1 ... Kxd5) lets Black keep a big advantage.
In the 4th puzzle it was already stated that 1 Qh7# is better than 1 Nf5+.
In post 18 the move 24 Ra8+ (instead of 24 Ra7) lets Black keep the exchange advantage.
In post 24 the supposedly good Nxe8 allows a response of ... Rb1+, Qd1 Rxd1#
In post 25 the moves 1 Qxe4 Bxe4 2 Nd7+ and 3 Nxf8 lets White win a clear rook instead of just a rook for a knight.
Thank you for your comment, I took some time to change the puzzles.
In the 5th puzzle (in post one) 1 ... Ke4 (instead of 1 ... Kxd5) lets Black keep a big advantage.
In the 4th puzzle it was already stated that 1 Qh7# is better than 1 Nf5+.
In post 18 the move 24 Ra8+ (instead of 24 Ra7) lets Black keep the exchange advantage.
In post 24 the supposedly good Nxe8 allows a response of ... Rb1+, Qd1 Rxd1#
In post 25 the moves 1 Qxe4 Bxe4 2 Nd7+ and 3 Nxf8 lets White win a clear rook instead of just a rook for a knight.
Thank you for your comment, I took some time to change the puzzles.
In the fifth puzzle you still need to add a White Pawn at f3 to prevent Black playing Ke4.
There's a way in this position to win material in a sequence of moves, using the powerful technique of the pin !
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I wanted to thank you @Duckfest and @Jetoba for helping me fix my old problems. I imagine something incorrect and you take some of your time to fix it, so now, I take all my time when I find a good problem to analyse all the possibilities and know what to change so the puzzle works.
In the 5th puzzle (in post one) 1 ... Ke4 (instead of 1 ... Kxd5) lets Black keep a big advantage.
In the 4th puzzle it was already stated that 1 Qh7# is better than 1 Nf5+.
In post 18 the move 24 Ra8+ (instead of 24 Ra7) lets Black keep the exchange advantage.
In post 24 the supposedly good Nxe8 allows a response of ... Rb1+, Qd1 Rxd1#
In post 25 the moves 1 Qxe4 Bxe4 2 Nd7+ and 3 Nxf8 lets White win a clear rook instead of just a rook for a knight.
Thank you for your comment, I took some time to change the puzzles.
In the fifth puzzle you still need to add a White Pawn at f3 to prevent Black playing Ke4.
Fixed !
(and by the way, it's the biggest quote i've ever see ^^)
If you're asking, they are all stockfish moves. the mate is hard to see but the win of the Black Queen is easier.
My first investigation on Chess.com
I like to watch the comment on the lessons (and I’m not the only one to). One day, I found a game that was… pretty peinful to watch…
So, I decided to find some informations about the badest player, Vihaan.
Someone (not the one that played against Vihaan) tell me that he was 69. he litteraly said « 69 lol.)
I didn’t believe him so I got to check the profil of this man and I discovered that he played four games with the player that posted the game in the comments. He only losed one.
I watched it and it was NOT the game on the comment, so I discovered that it was a fake game.
This guy, Vihaan, is now 1100, and the other one is 400.
I don't know if the other was trolling (or he was trying to make us believing that Vihaan is a bad player as he isn't), but that was very strange.
Okay, that was my little story, tell me if you want me to put more !
and of course, you can post your stories too, if you want, as long as it stays about chess.
Pretty cool problems Haha :grimace