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Nice puzzle but the most safest/simplest way to victory is only 1 move more than the puzzle.
Since you like puzzle, solve the below puzzle. Its a position after black's 4th move. Good Luck
Lord knows how that ended up happening. I'll guess at nc3?, but can you give me an objective. I should have put mate in 4 up there. By the way, my above puzzle was actually a real situation that happened to me, and that was how I played it.
By the way, can I ask how that's legal?
Another puzzle. Mate in 3
Knew it.
Mate in 5 for white. This is not a real game situation.
messed that up a bit, but it would be mate anyway.
Dec 15, 2013
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#9
We all must know the classical puzzle how many same coloured pawns can a player have in a row but if both have a pawn row that has to be as big as opponents how many pawns in the row can they have both have? I mean like
Dec 15, 2013
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#11
This isn't so much a puzzle as just a very funny endgame. It actually occured in one of my own games.
How about 6 in a row. Let me show my theory.
And a puzzle. Mate in 12, just to pique interest.
Dec 15, 2013
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#14
the point was that both should have a row equal to their opponents
Dec 15, 2013
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#17
is it possible that black has 6 pawns in a row and White has 6 in a row at the same time?
No.
Misread your post Arkimhedes.