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Originally posted by BLReidI'm with you, but it takes a little bit of reasoning to realize the move is possible. Nice little puzzle.
Originally posted by crazyblueI think I know the answer, but I wont tell, which pawn to move 😉
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Oops never mind.
Originally posted by AThousandYoungOops never mind.
2014.05.01
Originally posted by DeepRedWhat a useless post! Way to dig up a dead thread.
Originally posted by SwissGambitTake it easy...sometimes people post things, and realize they made a mistake later [and edit their post].
B is for bye bye
I'm glad this was bumped. That last one was beautiful (I thought).
Originally posted by TheBloop[b]What is the only move for white that will NOT lead to checkmate in the following game?
Going where needed.
got it. There is a move that will not checkmate, you just have to take one extra rule into account, one that most people forget.Edit: very good puzzle. -'Stein-
going back to the first puzzle...How did white get 2 white bishops? edit: must have been a promotiongood work crazyblue, for a second i was going to say the second puzzle depends on what blacks last move was. then i realised...
im sure i no the move not leading to checkmate and credit due for the puzzleits a real teaser to begin with
Oh I see it.
slatington, pa, usa
Originally posted by abejnoodIt IS 1. Rc6 because after 1... Rxh7 the rook on c6 prevents the bishop on a8 from mating.