that's weird... it's definitely not obvious, and you're no patzer
Chess paradoxes
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Feb 4, 2022
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colorfulcake escribió:
that's weird... it's definitely not obvious, and you're no patzer
Indeed. After the game, when I was analyzing with the engine I only put the evaluation and when I saw that after Ke7 there was equality I was like "what? but I have nowhere to put the rook!" lol. I'm not much of posting on the forums, but I was curious to see if anyone has a game or a puzzle with a "paradoxical move" like this.
it is ez
Feb 6, 2022
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Maybe not paradoxical, but still a very hard tactic I did not see in the game:
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Feb 10, 2022
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Why there's three g-pawns is funny enough, but even more paradoxical is that they resigned:
I just played a 15+10 game and after 26 moves this position was reached. I was white and I played g4. Black to move. Can you find the best move?
To my surprise, analyzing the game I realized that I had a move at my disposal and would have kept the game even. But it is a paradoxical move...
Chess paradoxes, or obvious moves you don't see when you're a patzer like me.