That looks like one of those "engine testing" challenges, especially created for engines. Humans kill the pain on those with Oxycodone
. White can easily draw though with 1. Nxb6 cxb6 2. Qxf8 Qxf8 3. Rxf8 Rxf8 4. Ng2 but it is unclear how he could win. Not completely impossible it appears.
Studies to Troll your engines with
Ah I figured it out! After 4. Ng2 , white runs his king to f2 and mates with Rg3! Solved!
Engines should be able to find that but it might take some or a lot of time!
and somehow black won
Not if you play the moves in my post #3 and #4.
Like I said it was the engine that played it
Ah I figured it out! After 4. Ng2 , white runs his king to f2 and mates with Rg3! Solved!
Engines should be able to find that but it might take some or a lot of time!
For the most part you solved it but not your engine, or perhaps a combination of you and your engine, and what happens after Black plays 3...Kxf4? or 3...Kxh4?
Position #2
here is another one, try this one out. it has an engine troll factor of about 9.5/10
White to play and win
I've got a good one here.
Unless I'm missing something it looks like black is completely lost in your position without any compensation.
I've got a good one here.
Unless I'm missing something it looks like black is completely lost in your position without any compensation.
How is black lost?
I've got a good one here.
Unless I'm missing something it looks like black is completely lost in your position without any compensation.
How is black lost?
White has an overwhelming material advantage being a piece up, and black has no way (that I can see) to compensate for that.
I've got a good one here.
Unless I'm missing something it looks like black is completely lost in your position without any compensation.
How is black lost?
White has an overwhelming material advantage being a piece up, and black has no way (that I can see) to compensate for that.
I'm going to put in this position again. How is black a piece down?
Someone should run this with Stockfish"
Stockfish will see a win....for black
Same result here
Ah I figured it out! After 4. Ng2 , white runs his king to f2 and mates with Rg3! Solved!
Engines should be able to find that but it might take some or a lot of time!
For the most part you solved it but not your engine, or perhaps a combination of you and your engine, and what happens after Black plays 3...Kxf4? or 3...Kxh4?
I solved it as I saw all the moves and had all the ideas. Used the engine in the aftermath only to verify my moves. There are always sidelines but endgame studies are solved by providing the main lines. Human solvers and judges are not interested in sidelines with high plus scores which win by simply strong game play. For instance, there are already 3 easily winning moves after 3. .. Kxf4 and even more after the next black move. By study standards, that is where the solution stops!
I've got a good one here.
Unless I'm missing something it looks like black is completely lost in your position without any compensation.
How is black lost?
White has an overwhelming material advantage being a piece up, and black has no way (that I can see) to compensate for that.
I'm going to put in this position again. How is black a piece down?
Here's the original position you posted:
Position #1
Troll your engines with this!
White to play and win