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Sushsbhat wrote:
(Can I even post a puzzle)
Sure! If you want to know how, visit my other forum:
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/help-support/how-to-create-chess-puzzles-for-other-people
Enjoy! 
Daniel_Lang пишет:
Daniel_Lang пишет:
Nice one! 
Nov 7, 2018
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#125
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White appears to be in serious trouble here: Black is threatening checkmate on g5, is up a queen and a piece, and is about to promote his pawn on c1. Amazingly, White is actually slightly better in this position, due to a pretty funny sequence of moves. White to move and be up in material.
Here is a similar puzzle, although this one is a bit more serious
White to move and checkmate black.
Here's a variation to one of Daniel_langs puzzles:
Apr 19, 2020
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#132
Arisktotle wrote:
Here's a variation to one of Daniel_langs puzzles:
Beautiful puzzle.
maxkho2 wrote:
Here is a similar puzzle, although this one is a bit more serious
Unfortunately there are two solutions: Nc8# and Nc6#
LuxemVia wrote:
maxkho2 wrote:
Here is a similar puzzle, although this one is a bit more serious
Unfortunately there are two solutions: Nc8# and Nc6#
You're right 
Perhaps I should've played Black's best move (knight to d6) and left it at that, and changing the objective to simply obtaining a decisive advantage.
White to gain a decisive advantage
Here is a crappy puzzle (because, if Black defends properly, the sequence of moves would be different). Just posting it here so I don't forget the idea and can possibly work this into something useable in the future.
1- I wouldn't call it crappy. OTB your opponent won't always respond with the best continuation, so you should always be ready to capitalize.
2- The forced Mate after Qxe1 is actually pretty sweet 😁