Posts Tagged ‘real game’
January 27, 2020
Black to move and mate in 1 (two solutions).
Black to move and mate in 1 (two solutions).
Tags:black to move, chess, chess homework, chess positions, chess problems, chess puzzles, easy tactics, mate in 1, real game
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January 22, 2020
Black just played Bxf3. How should white respond?
Black just played Bxf3. How should white respond?
Tags:beautiful chess, chess, chess homework, chess lessons, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, real game, so I was just playing a game of chess
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January 6, 2020
White just played Nc3. What is black’s crushing move? (Hint: Analyze checks, captures and threats.)
What is black’s crushing move?
Tags:chess, chess homework, chess practice, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, real game, so I was just playing a game of chess, spotting tactics
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October 10, 2019
White to move and mate in two.
White to move and mate in two.
Tags:chess, chess homework, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, easy chess, mate in 2, real chess, real game
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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!
Tags:black to move, chess, chess homework, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, easy chess, fun chess, real game, satisfying chess, so I was just playing a game of chess
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September 19, 2019
Black to move and win!
Black to move and win!
Tags:black to move and win, chess, chess homework, chess problems, chess puzzles, chess tactics, hard chess, real game, so I was just playing a game of chess, tricky chess
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September 18, 2019
A remarkable position occurred after white played 47. Qxg3 in the game Samuel Sevian vs. Sergey Karjakin, FIDE World Cup 2019. Karjakin has only three legal responses as black and each would directly result in a different outcome (a win, a loss or a draw.)
Black to move and win, lose or draw! (Samuel Sevian – Sergey Karjakin, World Cup, Khanty-Mansiysk RUS, 2019.09.10.)
Tags:2019, chess, chess homework, chess position worth sharing, chess problems, chess puzzles, FIDE, fun chess, interesting chess, Karjakin, Khanty-Mansiysk, real game, remarkable chess, russian chess, Sam Sevian, Sergey Karjakin, Sevian, Sevian-Karjakin, World Cup
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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.
Tags:black to move, chess, chess homework, chess problems, chess puzzles, mate in 5, real game, realistic chess tactics, tricky chess
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May 5, 2019
Probably my favorite finishing mate of the year! My opponent has just captured my rook on f1 with his bishop. White to move and mate in 2. (Not too hard to spot but very satisfying play!)
White to move and mate in two.
Tags:beautiful mate, chess, chess homework, chess problems, chess puzzles, mate in 2, mating combinations, real game
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April 29, 2019
White to move and mate in 6.
White to move and mate in 6.
Tags:chess, chess combinations, chess homework, chess problems, chess puzzles, hard chess, mate in 6, real game, realistic
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