Posts Tagged ‘black to move’
January 27, 2020
Black to move and mate in 1 (two solutions).

Black to move and mate in 1 (two solutions).
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October 1, 2019
Not to hard to spot but very satisfying to play. Black to move and and crush white!

Black to move and and crush white!
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June 17, 2019
Not too difficult but a very realistic test for game winning combinations. Black to move and mate in 5.

Black to move and mate in 5.
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June 8, 2019
Black to move and mate in 5.

Black to move and mate in 5.
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April 10, 2019
You are playing the role of the quintessential Romantic, Adolf Anderssen. Karl Mayet has just played the dreadful 12. Qxe4. How does Anderssen (Black) punish his opponents in dramatic fashion?

Black to move and mate in 5 (Mayet – Anderssen, Berlin 1851).
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March 8, 2019
What is black’s best move?

What is black’s best move?
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January 22, 2019
My opponent just captured my rook on e8 with his knight. Black to move and mate in 2.

My opponent just captured my rook on e8 with his knight. Black to move and mate in 2.
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December 29, 2018
GM Dmitry Andreiken plays the most beautiful game ending combination of 2018 right before the new year starts! Can you spot black’s brilliant continuation?
Black to move and mate in 6! (GM Peter Svidler – GM Dmitry Andreikin, FIDE World Rapid Championship, St Petersburg, 12/27/2018)

Black to move and mate in 6! (GM Peter Svidler – GM Dmitry Andreikin, FIDE World Rapid Championship, St Petersburg, 12/27/2018)
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August 23, 2018
I was playing a game with a student on the demo-board and we arrived at this position. Can you spot black’s winning combination?

Can you spot black’s winning combination?
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