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May 15, 2025
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#3601
Qb3#. The queen is not breaking the pin on the king from the bishop- it’s simply moving backward, it’s giving check but the king has no squares- the opposing queen cannot block because it is outside of her range and the bishop cannot take white’s queen because it’s pinned by the rook.
May 15, 2025
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#3602
maxwell4114 wrote:
maxwell4114 wrote:
maxwell4114 wrote:
know what? I'll show EVERY move including the mate, just to prove it's Qb3#
by the way, I was at the very end of it when I had to redo it
EVERYONE this was on page 185, go look at it, it's EVERY legal move with most of them having (human-calculated) follow-ups
PLEASE, I SPENT SO MUCH TIME ON THIS, SO GO LOOK AT IT, AND STOP ARGUING, I WOULD CURSE IF THERE WASN'T A CHESS.COM RULE AGAINST IT!!
please, I answered this question 4 pages ago, stop
May 15, 2025
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#3606
Stockfish_Real1 wrote:
You dummies it is Rook takes G8 yall calculating so much Ez Ez
*face palm*
rxg8
thats one move, its rook takes the bicipop on g8
Qb3#
QC7
ok
M1 is white's dark bishop to G2 for the mate.
May 16, 2025
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#3616
The answer is Qb3#.
The queen cannot move off the A2/G8 diagonal as it is pinned by Black's bishop on G8. However, the black bishop on G8 is pinned due to White's Rook on H8.
There are several opportunities for Checkmate in this position, however, there is only one 'Mate In 1' which is Qb3#
May 16, 2025
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#3617
theonechessmasters wrote:
thats one move, its rook takes the bicipop on g8
wrong, and learn english
Knight a7×c6 checkmate in one ,no 2...
May 17, 2025
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#3619
WhatTheChess96 wrote:
Post your answers in the comments, let’s see how many of you find it (white to move and win)
The answer is Qb3#.