I got some chess books Y'all

Bxa6! is a mate in 4. Ok fine i will solve them lol.

1.Rh2+ Kxh2 2.Qb2+ Qc2 3.Qxc2+ Nd2 4.Qxd2 Kg1 5.Qg2# thats 5

Damn lord-Chaos let people think for a while

Rd6+ ?

Knight g4-e5 mate in two.

1.Ne5 Nxh6+

1.Rd6+ Nxd6

oh, sorry, first I didn't read the whole text, and my moves don't work, what is wrong with the easy Rxf5? I don't know if it's mate in 3, but it should win.

Come on people, you can do this.

Ke1

1.Rxf5 Rae8 2.dxe8=Q+ Rxe8 3.Nxe8+ Kd7 4.Qe6+ Kd8

Give this man a medal.

but there are many ways of doing it is there ?

1.Ke1 you move your king from discovered check.

a) 1...c1=Q 2.Qxc1 h1=Q 3.Bg1#

b) 1...h1=Q 2.Qxh1 c1=Q 3.Rd1#

2...Rae8 3.Re5 #

c) 1...Rae8 2.Nfxe8 Rf6 3.d8=N#

d) 1...Rfe8 2.Nfxe8 Nxh6 3.Rd6#

1.Ke1 h1=Q+ 2.Qxh1 ? 3.Rd6#
   or Rxf6  2.Qxf6+ Nd6 3.Qxd6#

Try this!

Oh sorry its not forced COMPLETELY, but its a material win.

It's black to move and mate in 3, sry!

Solution is here, can't you see it?

This mate in 3 begins with black playing Qxg2. White is forced to play Kxg2. Black follows with N-f4, double check. White is forced to play K-g1 and black mates with N-e2 or N-h3.

Yea yea, very funny, did you solve it?