I'm not being sarcastic or anything...
This puzzle is appropriate for mostly IMs and GMs, but anyone has the possibility to solve it
I don't really know how to get an image to show up, but here's the link:
Originally posted by incub626 I'm not being sarcastic or anything...
This puzzle is appropriate for mostly IMs and GMs, but anyone has the possibility to solve it
I don't really know how to get an image to show up, but here's the link:
EDIT2:To make a board show up here, you must use the 'insert board from FEN' function. Here is the code for this particular position - r3k3/p1p5/Q3K3/8/1N3BPP/6p1/6N1/8. It shows which pieces are on which squares and which squares are empty. r3k3 is a8 to h8. p1p5 is a7 to h7 and so on. Capital letters are for white pieces and the rest are for black pieces. The numbers resemble to a number of empty squares on a line. P - pawn, R- rook, N - knight, B - bishop, K - king, Q - queen. For example the first part r3k3 means that there is a black rook on a8, b8 to d8 are empty, black king on e8 and f8 to h8 are empty.
Perhaps that's why the puzzle is supposed to be difficult. It's clear that Black's last move must have been a king or rook move, hence O-O-O is impossible.
Originally posted by incub626 I'm not being sarcastic or anything...
This puzzle is appropriate for mostly IMs and GMs, but anyone has the possibility to solve it
I don't really know how to get an image to show up, but here's the link: