Forget about Hans Magnus saga , forget about Who's world no 2 in classical, forget about future of Magnus in classical, I want to know what happens in this story
Fun fact: At 5:46 If cxb6 Ka8, and b7 trying to do the same thing, black has Qxb7 and whatever move white plays, black has Qd5+ and will keep checking the king and it leads to a winning endgame for black because white doesn't have c6 to block the queen from going there.
4:00 Why couldn't white play Rxb6+? The rook is defended by the pawn on a5, so the king can't ever take it. If the queen tries to block, the rook simply takes, guarded by the pawn on c6.
Checkmate Martin with 2 pawns but your pawns are legendary so they have an ability to catch a piece in the 5th,6th,7th or 8th rank and remove it.( The wheel will decide which square.)( Every 5 moves.)♟️
8:28 I've read that for true Zugzwang, the player who just moved cannot have a way to win. If the player who just moved (White here) has a threat to win, it's called a bind instead. This, however is a true Zugzwang, because if Black is allowed to pass, White can't win. If White plays Kd8 intending c8Q+, Black plays … Qa5, pinning the c-pawn and getting the queen into the game and losing.
EDIT: It's not called a bind, it's called a squeeze. I think.
8:23 in a technical sense this is not a classical zugzwang, as yes, Black is forced to worsen his position, but passing would also lose ie 2.Kd8 with 3.c7, so the compulsion to move is not required to win.
8:25 even if black could pass it still loses because white gets the queen on another pawn.
Forget about Hans Magnus saga , forget about Who's world no 2 in classical, forget about future of Magnus in classical, I want to know what happens in this story
2:13 it’s mate in 2, qc8, qb8, then rxa5
5:34 but why doesn't the black king move to b7?
Hey Nelson, at @4:20, there is a loud click, maybe you can take care of that using youtube studio, if so, that would great.
Fun fact: At 5:46 If cxb6 Ka8, and b7 trying to do the same thing, black has Qxb7 and whatever move white plays, black has Qd5+ and will keep checking the king and it leads to a winning endgame for black because white doesn't have c6 to block the queen from going there.
Thank you Nelson, because of you I am becoming better at chess. I solved this puzzle on my own.
4:00 Why couldn't white play Rxb6+? The rook is defended by the pawn on a5, so the king can't ever take it. If the queen tries to block, the rook simply takes, guarded by the pawn on c6.
Forgive for all offenses plz
Black is 5 possible moves. Ka8, Qa8, Qa6 Qxa5 and Qb7 but pawn capture Queen if play Qb7.
if everything can be done with a chess puzzle I'd rather live on the island even if i suck lol
Nelson, what is black play Qa8 first move?
d8
QA5 draws the game. Prove me wrong
Checkmate Martin with 2 pawns but your pawns are legendary so they have an ability to catch a piece in the 5th,6th,7th or 8th rank and remove it.( The wheel will decide which square.)( Every 5 moves.)♟️
I couldn't help but notice the raven never learned the identity of Bobby's friends, so he has no idea who he's delivering the message to.
Awesome love the video. Massive thumbs up for awesome video
Should have encoded the message as a puzzle 🙂
Please dont tell me these stories are chat GPT made off
Solved the whole puzzle
0:47 how does Bobby know that his friends are in prison?
The raven arrives and they aren't there anymore.
thanks. waiting for next episode
How did Bobby know that his friends were in Patzer Prison?
Love the puzzles, but the story? Well, that's a different story.
Cheers 😉
I'm very intrigued about the result of consuming a second magical blueberry 😛
This puzzle was a little easy
white always wins
Which way are the pawns moving 🤣
4:20 T
Babe, wake up. New puzzle lore just dropped
7:46 For example: if you play king to e1 ,
Me: Ah yes, Nelson is using chatGPT's ideas.
The big question: how long has endures the effect of the magic berries
8:28 I've read that for true Zugzwang, the player who just moved cannot have a way to win. If the player who just moved (White here) has a threat to win, it's called a bind instead. This, however is a true Zugzwang, because if Black is allowed to pass, White can't win. If White plays Kd8 intending c8Q+, Black plays … Qa5, pinning the c-pawn and getting the queen into the game and losing.
EDIT: It's not called a bind, it's called a squeeze. I think.
lol, raven just scrolls to the left.
King to E1 is a really bad move that Nelson found because not only do you get a losing position, you also make an illegal move. 7:47
At 3:10 After kx c7 cant the black force a perpetual check ? How can the white force a queen trade ?
8:23 in a technical sense this is not a classical zugzwang, as yes, Black is forced to worsen his position, but passing would also lose ie 2.Kd8 with 3.c7, so the compulsion to move is not required to win.
I’m new, what is this story that he’s telling?
Love this series!! ❤❤
I can't wait to see Peter Patzer play Officer Pawnpusher while on the berries ♟♟♟🫐🫐🫐
Love the series
forgot the puzzle fen
Pin?
For some reason at 5:51 stockfish doesn't see axb6+ is winning until you play Ka8 lol
at 4:33 the king can go to b7
The puzzle in the thumbnail is set up on the board behind him. So cool
The lore is heavy on this one.
This is big chess challenge to everyones. Can you Nelson to solve this? Take this pieces to board.
White Kh2 Rh1 Rh8 pawn g2
Black Kg4 Qg5
White play and win 46 moves, but what is only move how white can win?
The move e3!! is just crazy. I wonder if anyone of the top players nowadays would see that move in their calculations…?