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.Puzzle: Fischer's Mate in 6
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6.Kc1 then what about Ba3#
@Islemgo It is a mate but this is how Fischer mated. There are many mates in this puzzle but I clearly mentioned in the title that this is how Fischer mated.
What a beautiful checkmate! Artistic I could say 
This is another proof among the many of Robert James Fischer brilliancy.
nice puzzle
Islemgo wrote:
6.Kc1 then what about Ba3#
That's not a mate, there is still Kb1, Rb2+ (Ka1, Rd2, *any move Rd1#) or (Kc1 Rc2+, Kb1 Rc1#).
So It's Ba3+, not Ba3#
nice take a look at this
Rayn_Antares_Shaula wrote:
Islemgo wrote:
6.Kc1 then what about Ba3#
That's not a mate, there is still Kb1, Rb2+ (Ka1, Rd2, *any move Rd1#) or (Kc1 Rc2+, Kb1 Rc1#).
So It's Ba3+, not Ba3#
In case you missed it Kb1 is guarded by the black knight. You should make sure next time.
Also, I believe this game was taken from Fischer's game of the century? This mate is the least impressive part of the game.
Very nice puzzle @satviking1209 . We don't have to forget that from now on white is going to have a hard time stopping that two pawns 
@dinuldre IF WE PLACE THE KNIGHT ON C8 THIS WILL KILL ONE PAWN
Rayn_Antares_Shaula написал:
Islemgo wrote:
6.Kc1 then what about Ba3#
That's not a mate, there is still Kb1, Rb2+ (Ka1, Rd2, *any move Rd1#) or (Kc1 Rc2+, Kb1 Rc1#).
So It's Ba3+, not Ba3#
No, my friend - Ba3# - Kb1 wrong, becouse Nc3)
that was easy
Rayn_Antares_Shaula wrote:
Islemgo wrote:
6.Kc1 then what about Ba3#
That's not a mate, there is still Kb1, Rb2+ (Ka1, Rd2, *any move Rd1#) or (Kc1 Rc2+, Kb1 Rc1#).
So It's Ba3+, not Ba3#
There is no Kb1 available...
satviking1209 wrote:
@dinuldre IF WE PLACE THE KNIGHT ON C8 THIS WILL KILL ONE PAWN
Don't forget that after the white knight captures the black queen, it is going to be the black turn to move, so with advancing the pawn from a7 to a6, the white knight to c8 is useless
Easy but good
easy
DinuIndre wrote:
satviking1209 wrote:
@dinuldre IF WE PLACE THE KNIGHT ON C8 THIS WILL KILL ONE PAWN
Don't forget that after the white knight captures the black queen, it is going to be the black turn to move, so with advancing the pawn from a7 to a6, the white knight to c8 is useless
Indeed after ... a6 ! as you note getting the knight to blockade looks rather difficult.
Advance both kings to the centre, white plays say Nc4 and black plays ... b5 --- tight.
Rayn_Antares_Shaula wrote:
Islemgo wrote:
6.Kc1 then what about Ba3#
That's not a mate, there is still Kb1, Rb2+ (Ka1, Rd2, *any move Rd1#) or (Kc1 Rc2+, Kb1 Rc1#).
So It's Ba3+, not Ba3#
Kb1 is illegal because of the Knight. So its Ba3# and not Ba3+
