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pancakepalace

1. Nxf4+ Nxf4 (forced) 2. Re5#

C-nack
pancakepalace wrote:

1. Nxf4+ Nxf4 (forced) 2. Re5#

Re5 is illegal. It has already been solved anyway.

Scottrf

Kxc4. Solution already provided

pancakepalace

@Cnacnel, you're right, Re5# is illegal since the previous move puts the white king in check.

@Scottrf, Kxc4 would have been impossible because the Rook is guarded by a white bishop.

Thanks guys, I'll look at the previous solution. 

Spotlion
Scottrf wrote:
WSAEME wrote:

First I move the Queen from d1 to f3, then the Rook from e4 to d4. 

 



2... Rxc5 mate.

Asorski

This is the most difficult 2-mover puzzle i've ever seen!Cool

MBClevenger
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Asorski

Thank you guys for visiting this tread. Cool

This already reached  more than 5,000 views!

legoplaychess

If you cann't solve within a 2hour period,you will get mad.

BrianO66

Re4 to Rd4 ....isn't that mate

Asorski

Asorski
BrianO66 wrote:

Re4 to Rd4 ....isn't that mate

Not mate. 1. Red4+ Kxe6!!

Nanobot16
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Scottrf

How are people still getting it wrong 3 months after the answer was given?

DalaiLuke

perhaps they don't want to go looking for the answer before attacking it themselves?  

Asorski
DalaiLuke wrote:

perhaps they don't want to go looking for the answer before attacking it themselves?  

You are correct DalaiLuke.

They want to check if their answer is correct without looking first on the solution.

Anyway, Scottrf had solved this problem 3 months ago.

Asorski

If this problem is new to you. Or if you've first encounter this problem, then you are free to solve without looking on the answer.

2013 is full of challenges. Solve this problem and feel great!Cool

yinafu

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Woodland1111

K x N

yoursAK

This is rubbish! and not a chess problem!! how can white have 20 pieces on board? when each player can have only 16? lol xD