Ne7+ Qxe7
??????????
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Jul 28, 2009
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#3
Well no as the 2nd knight is pinned to que king because of the rook and so has no legal move 
how true, now I feel silly haha:), I'll keep looking
Bxb5+ Kxb5
Nc3+ Kc6
Rd6#
wellll, mate in three, (I think)
Jul 28, 2009
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#9
It seems all right but its a mate in three and problem says mate in 2 
Is there a way to do mate in 2 or is it an author's mistake?
(I'm off for now I'll be back tomorrow )
Jul 28, 2009
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#10
It's quite simple.
1.Ned3. Whatever Black plays, it's mate next.
Rd6#
Jul 28, 2009
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#11
p-worry your solution doesn't work after bishop takes rook, king takes bishop and after knight to c3, king goes to c6.
HELLO
ONE OF THE WHITE KNIGHT CHECK THE KING AND THE BLACK QUEEN MUST EAT
THEN THR OTHER KNIGHT WILL CHECK MATE
Jul 28, 2009
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#16
The solution is Nde3 I'm pretty sure. If there's a mistake I'm sure someone will point it out.
Jul 28, 2009
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#17
I think you're right, Nightshadow. The only problem I see is that Black could block the Rook move with the Bishop, but that opens up Ne7# as the Knight is no longer pinned and the other Knight blocks the Queen from capturing on e7.
Jul 28, 2009
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#18
Yes it does open Ne7# doesn't it? These kind of puzzles tend to have such convenient resources...
Ned3 fails to ...Nc4
Does Nc3 work?
Hello here is an "easy" mate in 2 puzzle but I can't figure out the solution. Could you please help me?