Qxe6 Qxf2+ Kh2 Qxg3+ or Kh1 Qf1+.. Not clear
Mate in 5 puzzle (Very Hard)
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Queen sac won't necessarily work..
not a successful puzzle
After Qxe6 what's to stop Qxf2+, then taking rook on g3 next move (avoiding white's attack)?
:P
Jun 8, 2012
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Qxe6 instead of taking Qxf2+ Kh2 Qxg3+ Kg1 Qxg2# (If Kh1 instead Kh2 Hxg3 and its winning for black... fail puzzle
Hello SharmaPawan,
Composing chess problems is one of the most interesting aspects of chess. Like you, me too often make original chess positions. (Check out my original puzzles at More Puzzles Section). My advice to you is do not make a puzzle that starts with a capture (or check).
A quiet move, preferably a waiting move is more often the theme in most chess problems I've seen.
Like you I made several chess problems with many errors but that is very common to a beginning composer. My last advice is: Keep on composing, someday you can make an amazing chess problem that can shook the chess world!
Also, practice they say makes perfect! -Asorski-
Asorski wrote:
Hello SharmaPawan,
Composing chess problems is one of the most interesting aspects of chess. Like you, me too often make original chess positions. (Check out my original puzzles at More Puzzles Section). My advice to you is do not make a puzzle that starts with a capture (or check).
A quiet move, preferably a waiting move is more often the theme in most chess problems I've seen.
Like you I made several chess problems with many errors but that is very common to a beginning composer. My last advice is: Keep on composing, someday you can make an amazing chess problem that can shook the chess world!
Also, practice they say makes perfect! -Asorski-
Well said.. A failure is not crime but only first step to success
not a very clear puzzle for me"
it is not a sucessful puzzle
A very Hard Puzzle