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I hope we can have a good game
You can allways challenge me, I'm allways open to learn more. And I hope we can learn eachother something.
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Submitted by on Fri Sep 19, 2008 7:04am.
Here is a nice non-realistic puzzle. This is a position after black and white played 4 moves. The question is, what moves did black and white play. There is only one possible solution. ( The position can also be reached in 3 moves but both players... Read more »
Submitted by on Mon Aug 4, 2008 4:54pm.
After a game with a lot of mistakes of both players, this position arose on the board. White found a nice combination with mate-threats where he could, despite his material disadvantage, force black to surrender.
What does white play?
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Submitted by on Mon Feb 11, 2008 10:41am.
Here is again a nice puzzle. Black to win. Read more »
Submitted by on Mon Feb 11, 2008 8:58am.
How does the white-player follow up, and win the game? Read more »
Submitted by on Mon Feb 11, 2008 6:58am.
Tal managed to get a great attacking position. How does the white-player finish the game in a few forcefull moves?
(If you can't find the solution or if you can't see the logic in the moves made, I got them explained ... Read more »
Submitted by on Sat Feb 9, 2008 5:40pm.
Due to a pawn-hunt, the white player had to pay a high price for his extra pawn. For his extra pawn white is far behind in development. This diagram shows the critical phase of the game. How does the black player make use of his position... Read more »
Submitted by on Sat Feb 9, 2008 4:36pm.
Here is an interesting Grandmaster match. I think the key-move that secured white's win was very beautiful. See if you can find it by yourself. Read more »
Submitted by on Sat Feb 9, 2008 1:37pm.
Here is a blunder I made, applying the Alekhine defence system. I'm glad to have made this blunder, it cost me the game and I will never make this mistake again. Thanks for checking out. Read more »
Submitted by on Sat Jan 19, 2008 7:02am.
This is a game I played on a *real* chess-board, against a roommate. Can you get white out of trouble and win the game? ( not like mate in x steps), but decisive enough for black to resign? I'd like to hear your solutions. It's ... Read more »