Cause rook h7 is mate
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Yes, as nf7+ wins a rook for a knight, as X_MurA said, there is a better move for you.
https://www.chess.com/puzzles/problem/1843790/
Can somebody explain what is wrong with knight f8?
Thank you in advance
kurikael wrote:
https://www.chess.com/puzzles/problem/1843790/
Can somebody explain what is wrong with knight f8?
Thank you in advance
There is a better move, Rxh7+ leads to mate in 4
can someone please help me what is the best move for white to make
kurikael wrote:
there's a mate in two, bishop d1, then qf2#. ng3 just loses a piece.
Rh7#
Nobody has pointed out yet that there is a button to the Analysis page (a small magnifying glass icon), where the engine answers every question.
In the last position, Ng3+ just loses. White plays Kg1, and now the white king is safe, while the black king is getting checkmated soon.
https://www.chess.com/puzzles/problem/1042460
I started with bishop h6 check and after black did bishop g7 my move was pawn f6
Why chess.com thinks it is wrong? If black takes my bishop I take rook
Thank you in advance for answer
kurikael wrote:
https://www.chess.com/puzzles/problem/1042460
I started with bishop h6 check and after black did bishop g7 my move was pawn f6
Why chess.com thinks it is wrong? If black takes my bishop I take rook
Thank you in advance for answer
As I mentioned above, the Analysis tool is the small magnifying glass icon.
In this case, 1. Bh6+ Bg7 2. f6(??) Bxh6 3. fxe7 Kxe7 and the position is equal.
https://www.chess.com/puzzles/problem/1540608
Can somebody explain me why Knight f7 (check) is a wrong move? At least chess.com thinks so....
Thank you in advance