could this be a puzzle?
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How about 5...Qf1+ 6.Qd1 Qxd1#
nice i didn't see that one learnchess
You have an error on move 4. Your "solution" is 4...Rd8+ but 4...Qf1# is better.
what happens if white does 2.qxf3?
on the 2nd move there is no piece on f3 johnny263.
Sep 3, 2008
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LearnChess wrote:
How about 5...Qf1+ 6.Qd1 Qxd1#
I was about to say the same thing. The h rook is blocked by the knight so there's no need to take it.
what i'm saying is why doesn't white protect the pawn on g2 at all? instead of moving the queen to c2, white could move the queen to f3, offering a queen trade. protecting the g2 pawn would stop the line for black. it seems like a bad move not protecting the g2 pawn.
i get your point johnny263.
The other color's movess should be forced, or at least the best move available. That way you can calculate a line. White's moves aren't forced here, so no, it shouldn't be a puzzle.
inferno wrote:
An easy problem.
LearnChess wrote:
How about 5...Qf1+ 6.Qd1 Qxd1#
A beginner can solve this problem.
Where are standard puzzles?
