Originally posted by aginisDidn't you say it was mate in 2? That gave me quite some thinking until i scrolled down to here 😉
that is correct,
black is outta time
1.Rd8 c2 2.Rxe8 c1=Q 3.Rxf8 mate
But I think even mate in 3 isn't correct. What about:
1. Rd8 Bxg7 (2. Rxe8 Bf8 3. Bxe6+ Kh8 4. Rxf8 mate)
edit: in the second one i can't find any mate at all.
Originally posted by crazybluesorry it wasn't mate in 2 it was puzzle NUMBER 2. 😳
Didn't you say it was mate in 2? That gave me quite some thinking until i scrolled down to here 😉
But I think even mate in 3 isn't correct. What about:
1. Rd8 Bxg7 (2. Rxe8 Bf8 3. Bxe6+ Kh8 4. Rxf8 mate)
edit: in the second one i can't find any mate at all.
Originally posted by Fat Ladythats because ther is no "simple" win, can you find a complicated one?
I like 1.Kf6 in the second puzzle (after White has blundered by not playing Rd8!), but I can't find a simple win.
that is to say that after your suggested move you have to find a winning variation for each of blacks 6 moves
Originally posted by aginisgeez RHP users don't seem up for any in depth analysis
thats because ther is no "simple" win, can you find a complicated one?
that is to say that after your suggested move you have to find a winning variation for each of blacks 6 moves
i guess this area is reserved for stupid math questions (which no big surprise 99% of people can't handle either) maybe if i get chess kid1 to post something here it will suddenly become interesting.