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Avatar of ewallt

I used to be able to see the puzzles I did for puzzle rush and check the solutions. There were a couple of ways of doing this. One was it showed the puzzles with a red "x" which I could click on, or I could go to tactics. Now neither of these works. I'm using an iPad.

Avatar of Arisktotle

I never succeeded in revisiting my redxed rush puzzles, but I agree it should be possible. How else can we learn from our mistakes?

Avatar of Infinite_p0tat0

I never had his problem, I always go see the problems I missed to complain about them

Avatar of Galgaldas

WHERE I CAN SEE FAILED PUZZLE RUSH ANSWERS

Avatar of eesmal

At the end of the rush, after you finish, you should be able to click on each one of the puzzles, right or wrong. It will bring you to tactics, and it can show you the answer there. However, if you leave the puzzle rush page, you won't be able to see that exact rush again.

Avatar of Chipzstar

https://www.chess.com/puzzles/problem/1073458/practice

Anyone know why for this puzzle, black doesn't take rook on d1 before moving queen to c6 to threaten mate in 1?? 

Avatar of CrankMuffler

White doesn't have to take your rook, and get time to defend mate - you would win a rook, but the current position is already a forced mate

Avatar of MakeMeChortle
RiVVal_eesmal wrote:

At the end of the rush, after you finish, you should be able to click on each one of the puzzles, right or wrong. It will bring you to tactics, and it can show you the answer there. However, if you leave the puzzle rush page, you won't be able to see that exact rush again.

 

To add onto this comment, and for those still looking for the answer like I was;

Keep in mind I am using a desktop, it may be different for mobile users, not sure. 

At the end of the puzzle rush, on the right-hand side of the screen, you will see green check marks on puzzles you passed, and red X's on puzzles you failed. To find the solution for a specific puzzle, click on the red X of the puzzle you are seeking the solution for, and a new tab should open to that puzzle's solution. 

Avatar of KnightCaster07
Chipzstar wrote:

https://www.chess.com/puzzles/problem/1073458/practice

Anyone know why for this puzzle, black doesn't take rook on d1 before moving queen to c6 to threaten mate in 1?? 

why take rook on c1 when u can just go to Qc6, i think the order matters, the outcome would be the same tho

 

Avatar of magipi
KnightCaster07 wrote:
Chipzstar wrote:

https://www.chess.com/puzzles/problem/1073458/practice

Anyone know why for this puzzle, black doesn't take rook on d1 before moving queen to c6 to threaten mate in 1?? 

why take rook on c1 when u can just go to Qc6, i think the order matters, the outcome would be the same tho

 

Seriously, why don't you just check engine analysis and see for yourself?

1. - Rxd1 2. Rxd1 Qc6 3. Kf1 and white's king runs away. You lose instead of winning.

Avatar of Shah_mat007

clicking on red x for wrongly answered puzzles does not seem to open new tab with solution. How to check for correct answers?

Avatar of Bharani_jb

let's find the correct mate in 2 moves.

Position:

  • White: Knight on c8, Knight on g4, Bishop on c6, Rook on h1, Pawn on b3, King on c2
  • Black: King on d4, Pawn on b4