literally this player makes an impossible move

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nahu33



and this

nahu33

I need help to know what happened here

llama36

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/En_passant

https://www.chess.com/article/view/how-to-capture-en-passant

jewelmind

It's called en passant. A pawn can take a pawn that moves two squares as if it had only moved one (on the next move only). A basic rule of chess.

Wins
nahu33 wrote:

I need help to know what happened here

you hung a pawn and forgot that white can capture it with en passant, the french move.

and honestly, you WANT them to take the pawn so you can mae in 1 with qf5#

eric0022
nahu33 wrote:



and this

 

 

 

How can it be "impossible" if the move can be played on this site?

eric0022
Defaultedwastaken wrote:
nahu33 wrote:

I need help to know what happened here

you hung a pawn and forgot that white can capture it with en passant, the french move.

 

Or, more likely than not, he is not aware that such a move even exists.

eric0022
Defaultedwastaken wrote:
 

and honestly, you WANT them to take the pawn so you can mae in 1 with qf5#

 

Actually, Qf5 is not mate yet because of the pawn which captured en passant. 

 

Bxf6# does the job after that.

 

Sorry, Bxf6+ Qg5 Qxg5#.