xalways wrote:
Not my originality but i would like to share it with you all. An easy puzzle mate in 3.
I think you can mate in two if you move queen into c8, and then b7. is there a problem with that?
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forkman wrote:
Here's a puzzle I made up.
umm.... you can mate by Kd6 right away... and the rest of the puzzle don't make sense...
chessnoob1997 wrote:
A puzzle with a few mistakes (how do u correct mistakes in the chess wizard??)
why not take the h5 pawn with the g5 rook to mate??
exactly all of these puzzles are inferior to my daily posts!
puntwothree wrote:
experimenting with pins and such...
hmm.... I thought of Kg5, followed with Rg8, then Qg7... works as an alternative right?
gamefrikz: no, deffinately not (no offense). White may still win, but not in three moves, and not by your line. Kg5 leads to 1...Bxe5+, from which white's only moves (once the knight has moved) are king to g4 (mate in one for black) or f4. From there, black can avoid white's mate threat (Rxg8+; Qa,c8#) with a few checking options (of which Bxe4+ is probably the most promising).
I Was Thinkin Like Apple127 Forkman
forkman wrote:
Here's a puzzle I made up.
1. Nd6#??? apple127 is right
Regarding # 19..... Rh5# is a checkmate!
chess noob 97 isn't the firstt move Rxh5#??
And forkman isn't it as apple says?
yeah forkman, i think your puzzle has a few too many moves in it?
chessnoob, Rh5 mate
apple127 is right, knight d6 is mate
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darkmage2007 wrote:
It also seems that 1.Rxh5# is checkmate for chessnoob1997's puzzle.
It is.
no i much prefer to submit my own thread of daily puzzles - i want too be seperate from the official puzzles from chess.com!