Who's turn is it?
(Who) mates in 1?
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That's your task; figure out whose turn it is.
Blacks mates
Are you sure it has to be Black's turn?
If you're asking in a problem who's to move, there must be a well-defined answer. If I can arrange it such that it's black to move, it therefore must be black to move. (Proof by smart-alec logic.)
I jest, of course. There is a way to prove it properly.
No, you're reasoning it wrong. This problem appears on a magazine, so it cannot be cooked. Then you may follow with your reasoning. :P
chaotic_iak wrote:
This is always true. Especially so for my originals.
This problem appears on a magazine, so it cannot be cooked.
chaotic_iak wrote:
This problem appears on a magazine, so it cannot be cooked.
This is always true. Especially so for my originals.
It is so true that the new Android app double-posted it.
There really are many variations of this puzzle. The concept is the ability to lose a tempo (you can also add moves like a3/h6 etc). So now, the solution should be obvious. Or at least more so.
(Who) mates in 1?
J.-L. Turco
diagrammes 60, 01/1983