The most difficult chess problem

The most difficult chess problem

Posers and Puzzles

B
Non-Subscriber

RHP IQ

Joined
17 Mar 05
Moves
1345
23 Mar 05

The most difficult chess problem:



White to play and win.

T

Joined
19 Oct 03
Moves
69376
23 Mar 05

im not sure, but i think that some people believe that non-subscribers always post rubish. The same people also think non-subscribers should not post in the forums. I honestly have seen no post that would creat this thought.
😠

Seriously do you enjoy using bandwith or are you that bored because you have no games to move in. Im not trying to be mean but come on!!!

a
Enola Straight

mouse mouse mouse

Joined
16 Jan 05
Moves
12804
23 Mar 05
1 edit

Originally posted by TDR1
im not sure, but i think that some people believe that non-subscribers always post rubish. The same people also think non-subscribers should not post in the forums. I honestly have seen no post that would creat this thought.
😠

Seriously d ...[text shortened]... have no games to move in. Im not trying to be mean but come on!!!
I have to dissagree with you. I think that this was a reasonable and somewhat valuable post. Sure, it's not really a chess problem. But its intent was to make you think about the nature of chess. Does it have a determined result? It is quite possible that we will never know. I'm sure a lot of people have heard this newbie's question before, but still, how was he to know? Plus for those of us who haven't, or even the one's who had, it offers a chance to contemplate the game that we put hours into each day.

T

Joined
19 Oct 03
Moves
69376
23 Mar 05

i guess you are right...im sorry. But i have read so many of the newbies post and its getting outragous, something needs to be done.

a
Enola Straight

mouse mouse mouse

Joined
16 Jan 05
Moves
12804
23 Mar 05

Yeah, I definetely agree. Something needs to be done. But we just can't make generalizations that everything will be trash.

Secret RHP coder

on the payroll

Joined
26 Nov 04
Moves
155080
23 Mar 05

Originally posted by TDR1
i guess you are right...im sorry. But i have read so many of the newbies post and its getting outragous, something needs to be done.
Yes, outrageous! That's five whole seconds of your life that you'll never get back!!

P

Joined
30 Dec 04
Moves
166272
23 Mar 05

Well, I'm still working on the puzzle.

Got me a bit bamboozled to be honest... 🙄

T

Joined
29 Feb 04
Moves
22
23 Mar 05
1 edit

Originally posted by PawnCurry
Got me a bit bamboozled to be honest... 🙄
Black wins by zugzwang. 😛

In your face

Joined
21 Aug 04
Moves
55993
23 Mar 05

My one is in one but not in two,
My two is in two but not in three,
My three is in three but not in four,
I am found quite often on hill and moor.

T

Joined
29 Feb 04
Moves
22
24 Mar 05
2 edits

Originally posted by THUDandBLUNDER
Black wins by zugzwang. 😛
Only kidding.

But notice that I have only ONE move to my name.
This is because my opponent resigned after I demonstrated the winning method! 🙂

s

Joined
09 Feb 04
Moves
1181
27 Mar 05

Originally posted by Bowmann
The most difficult chess problem:

[fen]rnbqkbnr/pppppppp/8/8/8/8/PPPPPPPP/RNBQKBNR[/fen]

White to play and win.
d4

J

back in business

Joined
25 Aug 04
Moves
1264
27 Mar 05

Originally posted by simonwells1967
d4
d4?? Nf6!! and white has nothing better than resign...dont you all agree with that?

a
Enola Straight

mouse mouse mouse

Joined
16 Jan 05
Moves
12804
27 Mar 05

Statistically, Nf3 is the best common opening.

T

Joined
29 Feb 04
Moves
22
27 Mar 05

Originally posted by ark13
Statistically, Nf3 is the best common opening.
Yes, only riff-raff play it.

B
Non-Subscriber

RHP IQ

Joined
17 Mar 05
Moves
1345
27 Mar 05

Originally posted by THUDandBLUNDER
Yes, only riff-raff play it.
Very funny. (But I've a feeling I'm going to regret starting this.)

Cookies help us deliver our Services. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. Learn More.