Cool!
Not so hard mate in 2
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nimzovich wrote:
I must have an affinity for symmetric positions.
You do?
This is one of my own attempts: #4
nimzovich wrote:
rooperi wrote:
nimzovich wrote:
I must have an affinity for symmetric positions.
You do?
This is one of my own attempts: #3
Before I crack my head on this, please inform if this is a mate in two. Thanks!
Mate in 3, I edited just after I posted...[edit] AAARGHH! mate in 4, so sorry.....
Um... Doesn't your solution take four moves? EDIT: Ah, OK.
Am I correct that there are 2 more solutions to Herlin's puzzle?
1. Qd4
1. Qe5
mississauga99 wrote:
Am I correct that there are 2 more solutions to Herlin's puzzle?
1. Qd4
1. Qe5
Both those fail to Ra6+
rooperi: for your puzzle, what in the continuation if 2 ... Kc3?
awww. thanks.
Some of you have probably seen this before, a famous old puzzle:
Théodore HERLIN
Schachzeitung 1852