If you can mate in 1, you have superhuman intelligence


I agree with ItsTwoDuece. If you accidentally flipped the board or something while you were making this puzzle, then it would just be Bh5#

I agree with ItsTwoDuece. If you accidentally flipped the board or something while you were making this puzzle, then it would just be Bh5#
It wouldn't be for 2 reasons:
- the move would be Ba4+, not Bh5+
- it wouldn't be mate, because black pawns would be moving upwards, the king could go to e6 (d3 in the original)

I agree with ItsTwoDuece. If you accidentally flipped the board or something while you were making this puzzle, then it would just be Bh5#
It wouldn't be for 2 reasons:
- the move would be Ba4+, not Bh5+
- it wouldn't be mate, because black pawns would be moving upwards, the king could go to e6 (d3 in the original)
I'm just pointing out, there;s a white pawn on c6.

Let me point this out: Nf3 and Nh3 both result in stalemate.
No it doesn't, White still has a rook, a pawn and a bishop to move.