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Alas I'm in work so don't have access to a properly secured browser. Thus I can't check on how suspect this link is (or isn't).
But any link posted by a non-subscriber with zero moves, zero games should be treated with causion.
Be careful out there in www-land.
Edit: seems Phlab has tried it already, so probably OK
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Originally posted by jcd13cornellWhere you find that? It was rather simple, considering 'I' solved it!
http://www.bol.ucla.edu/~dwendell/index.html
I guess, just name the next square one would move into to win it in two moves.
much appreciated.
😉 (I consider that a good one!)
What is this about the password? I saw nothing to enter one in.
You'll find more chess puzzles both in Chess forum, as well as posers and puzzles.
ES
Here it is so no one needs to go off site.....
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Originally posted by ToeSeems safe... I got no pupups... no warnings, no nothing.
Alas I'm in work so don't have access to a properly secured browser. Thus I can't check on how suspect this link is (or isn't).
But any link posted by a non-subscriber with zero moves, zero games should be treated with causion.
Be careful out there in www-land.
ES
(that's the sad thing about being a mod, I feel I need to go check most links)
As for Password, I wouldn't do that... That could be the trap!
Originally posted by PhlabibitGood on you Phlab: another gold star for our mods.
Seems safe... I got no pupups... no warnings, no nothing.
ES
(that's the sad thing about being a mod, I feel I need to go check most links)
As for Password, I wouldn't do that... That could be the trap!
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Originally posted by jcd13cornellLOL!
pm? private message? my email is ------
I don't play chess, this is just something I have to solve and I'm solving it my own way . .
Look up top right, you should have a link that says you have one message.
I send the answer.
T
(erased other message, as it had an email in it)
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Originally posted by SamdoggThis is Reti's Mate, named after Richard Reti due to the fact that he played this in the game Reti-Tartakower in Vienna in 1910. It was the result of a Caro-Kann defense. I'm sure someone can look it up and get a pgn for people to play through, or better yet, it's probably in any good online database.
can anyone tell me what grand master that this is named after?
regards,
Brian
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Originally posted by jcd13cornellThe position is named after him... a lot of things are like that in chess.
the move is named after this person?
You could probably use Yahoo.com or Google.com and search for "Reti's Mate" and find something!
ES
This position is similar, but a hair dif than the one you posted. Same logic though!
http://www.megspace.com/computers/magicgambit/Reti.htm
Here is the full game...
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1250654