Asorski, the heading of the puzzle stated "white mates in 3". What I meant was the puzzle could be solved in 2 moves instead of 3.
Asorski Original Chess Problem No. 29
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kalavida wrote:
Asorski, the heading of the puzzle stated "white mates in 3". What I meant was the puzzle could be solved in 2 moves instead of 3.
As i posted in my comment (#20), 1. Kg2+ is answered by ...Kxc4!! and Black escapes either on b3 or b5.
Sorry but White cannot mate in 2.
It's definitely a mate in 3!
This puzzle is really easy to be honest. I know I am not a high ranking player but I saw this mate almost instantly. I only just saw this however. I will have to pay more attention to you, Ansorski. I will enjoy playing your puzzles
Congratulations Gimpalersan if you solve this on the spot... maybe you should try my other chess problems. Thanks for solving.