Are there any specific legal observations that need be taken into concideration? For instance, are you allowed to copy and publish a puzzle from a copyrighted book?
This question has probably been answered before, but I can't be asked to go through this whole thread in order to find out, sorry. :)
@papapizza how does white draw after Rc7 b6 Rxc6 b7
Are there any specific legal observations that need be taken into concideration? For instance, are you allowed to copy and publish a puzzle from a copyrighted book?
This question has probably been answered before, but I can't be asked to go through this whole thread in order to find out, sorry. :)
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What's that joke, ThomasX ? In your puzzle 2.Qh5 is way stronger, probably a mate in 5-6 moves.
my last one was pretty easy.
here's another one.
did you like my last 2?
Here is a game I just played. The tactics are near the end with a very aesthetic checkmate. Use them if you want to.
Screener, that second one is a one-mover. 1. Bf7#.
This game has a forced mate in six (according to computer analysis) beginning on the 18th move. Use it if you want to.
This is probably my best puzzle yet. Black to move and win material in 4 moves.
*bump*