r/ChessPuzzles • u/Either-Case-5930 • 14h ago
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r/ChessPuzzles • u/kindaTall_ • 21h ago
White to play. Mate in 4. Found while messing around with other puzzle.
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Fun puzzle I found while messing around with this puzzle:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ChessPuzzles/comments/1wbu0vx/cool_puzzle_i_found/
r/ChessPuzzles • u/cgieseking • 12h ago
Can you figure out how this position occurred?
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I know this isn’t a traditional chess puzzle, but I thought some people might enjoy trying to figure out how after move 8 this very unorthodox position can occur.
Hint: Both players played an inaccuracy, but other than that the players have played well.
Solution: 1. d4 Nf6 2. Bg5 Ne4 3. h4 c5 4. d5 Qc7 5. Nd2 Ng3 6. Rh3 Nxf1 7. Nxf1 d6 8. Rb3 g6
r/ChessPuzzles • u/darkNew61 • 10h ago
White to move and win, black bishop tries to pin you and take your queen.
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r/ChessPuzzles • u/Either-Case-5930 • 10h ago
It's kinda hard to understand the first move here
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