The moment you mentioned mate in one, I immediately looked at the coordinate axes. And I was right.
Now, the more pressing issue is, show me how to obtain the position legally from the standard chess position.
Black to move - Mate in 1
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eric0022 wrote:
The moment you mentioned mate in one, I immediately looked at the coordinate axes. And I was right.
Now, the more pressing issue is, show me how to obtain the position legally from the standard chess position.
Uhhh... It's actually impossible to get this position
Lakshchess_02 wrote:
eric0022 wrote:
The moment you mentioned mate in one, I immediately looked at the coordinate axes. And I was right.
Now, the more pressing issue is, show me how to obtain the position legally from the standard chess position.
Uhhh... It's actually impossible to get this position
It is actually possible to get it. But as you can see it is not a mate in 1
Dec 6, 2023
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justin2357a wrote:
Lakshchess_02 wrote:
eric0022 wrote:
The moment you mentioned mate in one, I immediately looked at the coordinate axes. And I was right.
Now, the more pressing issue is, show me how to obtain the position legally from the standard chess position.
Uhhh... It's actually impossible to get this position
It is actually possible to get it. But as you can see it is not a mate in 1
this is not the position i gave, in mine board was opposite
Lakshchess_02 wrote:
justin2357a wrote:
Lakshchess_02 wrote:
eric0022 wrote:
The moment you mentioned mate in one, I immediately looked at the coordinate axes. And I was right.
Now, the more pressing issue is, show me how to obtain the position legally from the standard chess position.
Uhhh... It's actually impossible to get this position
It is actually possible to get it. But as you can see it is not a mate in 1
this is not the position i gave, in mine board was opposite
Oops- I did not notice the board was flipped
Black to move - Mate in 1