Puzzle FEN: 3nk3/p2R4/3P1Kp1/8/5p2/3bp3/3p4/8 w – – 0 1
Puzzle Details: B. Milosheski and Z. Mikhailowski (Macedonia)
π© The Chess Vibes MEGA BUNDLE Course Pack: π©
The chess set behind me:
The Pieces:
The Board:
π New Shirts! π
βοΈ Play Chess Here:
βοΈ Support Nelson Here:
Links are affiliate links and help support the Chess Vibes channel via a commission.
It was fascinating, but I did not see it beyond the first two obvious moves, nor could I have made all the correct moves.
I have a question. Instead of black promoting the pawn to a queen, what would happen if it moved the bishop to C4? White sacrifices the rook in the next move with check, black king has to capture the rook. Then white promotes the pawn to queen with check, now black will be able to block the check with bishop at G8 square, isn't it?
Complete novice, what a scenario. Thx.
Imagine calculating this in a 2000 elo bullet match π
Wow.
Chess is more complex and deeper and my mind π
When I was playing chess against somebody. The white seems to be winning, but he at the end made a mistake, which lead me ''15 moves'' to checkmate him
King to E7 as first move of puzzle is mateβ¦.am I wrong?
This is when as black you just want to end your chess career.
Why not king g7 (black will most likely push pawn and promote) then rook e 7 checkmate
Rook a7 is indeed good because then you do d7 and then your in a winning position
Wow imagine having this in a game
Mind boggling moves !
queen on open board with exposed king can often let a skilled player maintain tempo long enough to force a mate
ABC: always be checking!
Q to g7.
8:45 Call me stupid, but what happens if the black queen moves 1 tile to the left? 9:26 black queen between the 2 kings?
Truly thrilling and Mesmerising
I think I learned more about end game positioning in this one video than all the other resources I've seen. Of course there are endgames with no queens and just knights and pawns. But it's these sort repeated check opportunities that demonstrate how you can hang on without feeling compelled to resign.