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    White to move mates in 2


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    1.Rd8! Kd3 2.Nc5#




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    1.Be5! Kxe5 2.Qe6# if 1.... Kxe3 2.Qf4#
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    27 Jan '13 15:00
    for the first picture.... nf6 + kd3 then rh3 ++ but what if king goes to e5 after being checked by nf6 ???
  3. Standard memberRJHinds
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    I found a stalemate in 1 on both of them.
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    27 Jan '13 15:061 edit
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    27 Jan '13 15:07
    kc4 for first stalemate 🙂
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    27 Jan '13 15:08
    ne2?? for 2nd stalemate
  7. Standard memberRJHinds
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    27 Jan '13 15:092 edits
    I got the first one now. Reveal Hidden Content
    nc5+


    P.S. No that don't work.
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    27 Jan '13 15:10
    yes ne2
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    27 Jan '13 15:16
    my theory works only if the king goes to d3 first then checkmate with rook on h3
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    27 Jan '13 15:16
    if your knight checks on c5 and to the king to d3 it works that way
  11. Standard memberRJHinds
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    27 Jan '13 15:201 edit
    I found two ways to stalemate on the first puzzle. But that doesn't help.
    Actually there is 3 ways.
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    27 Jan '13 15:31
    These are too hard for mate in two. They must be more exuma type problems with funny arithmetic.
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    27 Jan '13 15:43
    Very funny.
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