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This is a chess problem taken from ICC (Internet Chess Club). White to mate in two moves:
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the mate is possible in 6 moves but there are too many variables and too many ways that can happen... just too much to list, however this is my thought.. Let's see, the first move is Bb7, to get control of the c8 Now Black has several options. It can Bxb7 or Bxc4 or Qh1+ or Qb4 to defend d8. Black can also Nxg3+ thus making White Ke1. Or Black can Qh1, and if White Ng1, then Black Nxg3, then white can either Ke1 or xg3. This move can go on and on and on making White's mate in 6 oves impossible. So, there must be something else White can do to prevent such continuous checks. How about Ke1. but this could make Black move Pf6. orBf6, and free a square. I think we should make a move at a time, and someone give a possible black move and someone can suggest a white move and so on... This is my suggestion: The first move should be Ke1 to prevent any further onlaught of Blacks checks. If 1. ... Rc8, the mate is in 4 moves. If 1. ... Qh1+, 2. Kd2 (threatening Rxh1). Blacks Q must leave h1 if want to stay alive, to h2, 3 or 4. most probably 4 to defend d8. no matter what, 3. Bb7 (control a6, b7, c8). if 3. ... Bxb7, 4. Qxb7. if 4. .... Rb8, if 5. Qxd7+ if 5. ... Kf8 6. Qxf7++ if 5. ... Kxd7. 6. Rc7++ if 4. .... Rc8. 5 Qxc8++ if 4. ... any move other than Rb8/Rc8 (remember Q@h4 is protecting R@d8) 5. if 3. ... Nxd6 4. Bxd6 if 4. .. if 3. ... Bxc4. 4. Rxc4. if 4. ... okay can some one continue... my brain is washed out
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Ok, friends I am back, this is another problem, an easier one. White to mate in 2 moves:
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White: Take on the Castle at e5 with the Qeen. Black: Will take on the Queen with it's another Castle from d5 to e5. White: Move the Pawn from b3 to b4. That should do the job, right ?
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i have one for you guys. mate in 3
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2) Qf4 + Kg6 3) Ne7 + Kh6 not a mate
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my bad, can't do Kh6
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3. ... Kh5, not a mate
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for the previous one: Not possible in 2 moves. Because. If White Queen moves (cannot check) other than e4 and g6, which makes no sense, because Qe4 will follow with Bxe4 and Qf6 will follow with d2, then Black Pawn will xc2+ making mate impossible in 2 moves, or Pawn can still, in any case when no check, d2 and threaten promotion to queen except, Rxe7 threatening Rc7++, then still no check, Black will definitely Rxf5, by which it will control the the entire diagonal with bishop on dark square. Any other cheks that follow, cannot mate or stalemate. unless, Bxd5 then Black will Bxd5, still can't mate in 2 there are two pieces that can check the king in the first move. Rc6 or Rb5. But both results in loss of Rook, and the next move of white can't mate. also, if Rc6, then Kb4 will protect it from mate in next move. White pawn can b4 and check. But with Kc4, Black can't be mated in the next move. if Rd6, then either Kxd6 or d2 prevent mate in 2. if white plays xd3, then Nxd3, can't mate in next move. the bishop in dark square is prety much doing nothing. the pawn in e3 can go to e4, then Bxe4 and still can't mate in next move. White Knight doesn't have any save square to movet to. so, i think mate in 2 is exaggerate. anyone with any other thoughts
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Mate in 3 or 4 is possible though 1. Pe4 Rxe4 2. Qxd5++ 1. Pe4 Rd6/7/8 or Rxd4 2. b4++ 1. Pe4 xc2 2. Nxc2 + (Black should resign here) 1. Pe4 d2 2. Ne2 + (Black should resign here) 1. Pe4 Bf2 2. Bxf2 (Black should resign here)
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Ok, a new problem, checkmate in four moves.... or stalemate in four moves....
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I want to revive this thread with a mood to practice chess again..... Ok, a new problem. White to mate in two moves....
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2nd problem to mate from 2 moves..was gonna shout arghhh..but i think i just figured it out after ages and never ending headaches :oS white bishop g8 takes black queen d5 --> checks no option but for black king but to move from c4 to d4 white bishop a5 takes black pawn at c3 --> checkmate? that shud be enuf for now..will try the previous problem of 4 moves if my headaches goes down :oS..for now happy havin headaches ;oP good day!:oD
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^ anon! Nice move ;-) Just where in the world are you?? -- Hi!
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danah, based on your assumption K d4 xPd3 is valid. hence no check mate he he he no offense but why black king move from c4 to d4. white pawn on e3. its guarding d4 and f4 unless i am getting this board reversed. but right hand side white square means white pawn moves from 2 to 8 .... here is the modified. i.e actual solution. 1. B g8 XQd5 2. P c6 XBd5 1. Q e8 b5 (CHECK MATE )
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typo in the first post......... Danah, based on your assumption K d4 xPe3 is valid. hence no check mate he he he no offense but why black king move from c4 to d4. white pawn on e3. its guarding d4 and f4 unless i am getting this board reversed. but right hand side white square means white pawn moves from 2 to 8 .... here is the modified. i.e actual solution. 1. B g8 XQd5 2. P c6 XBd5 1. Q e8 b5 (CHECK MATE )
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Dannyboi...I see you in here! dannyboi aka dananah. Your various nicks dun necessarily work you know..you do always get caught! gone with the wind.
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nice move re?so i was right?woohooo!!!lets celebrate!!its not always i get it right!!!! and i thot u knew which part of the world im in..u forgot?u really forgot!!!?:o( ..its called australia duh!;oP..ok enuf of being lame...wats lamer is actually spendin this lazy friday watchn dr phil 1st and then oprah haha...i guess i shud blame my fren whos got the control of the remote..yeah believe me its not in my hands!hehe..guess that explains why im here eh?;oP hehe.. btw just refreshed and saw that i wasnt right as u said :oS.. -------- fake me..hah..i too am a bit confused now..one of us got the board reversed...im assuming white is moving downward..while black is movin upwards..so hah guess doesnt matter?cant really check on ur solution now(mind aint workin as in a rush right now)..guess will check later when im back... have u tried the prev problem?the 4 moves?that kinda really gave me a headache hehe..hope u get headaches too..aint i caring?haha ;oP -------- scarlett..wat do u mean by various nicks?:o| i gave up attainin anonymity long time back :oS..i guess i learnt thru experience once u start typing in sajha u wont be anonymous as much as u like to be :oS...btw do i know u?i wouldnt mind knowing re kya ;o) hah..how do u like that kuyeko acting?well its not always about having talent hoina?its about tryn?and of cos admittin to oneself when one doesnt have talent :oS ;oP hehe.. anyways better head out of here before the day passes by..and all the shops closes(hopefully they aint closed..its supposed to be public holiday today)if not the boso i have collected so far will def end up melting :oS no ones wanna catch smthing thats just rag and bones hoina?;oP good day!:oD
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danah, checkmate in 4 moves is possible. but black king has to move exactly as listed. if black king changes the move then its not possible. So, its not a general solution as the previous one. white 1. Nf5 g3 (check) black 2. Kf4 [/Ke3/Kg3] [ if Ke5/Kd3 checkmate in next 3 not possible] white 1. Nd4 f5 black 2. Kf4 g4 white 1. Qa1 d4 black 2. Kg4 f3 white 1. Qd4 e3 (check mate) but this is the best case scenario. there are lot of moves Black king has to escape.
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hi back to you Dannyboi! good "seeing" ya:)
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