Some Chess Problems... Can You Figure Them Out?

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Submitted by paolodm on Wed, 11/21/2007 at 3:38pm.

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by Ed_Top - 6 months ago
Eindhoven Netherlands

Member Since: Jan 2008
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You want to see a real difficult problem. Read my profile. It's in there. I made it myself once. I wonder if you can solve it.

by PawnFork - 9 months ago
St. Louis United States

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Variations on a theme! Fun. I like problems.

by talhah - 9 months ago
chicago, IL, USA United States

Member Since: Aug 2007
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yes u r right about 2) Nxf7 becasue if Qxf7 then bishop g6 wins the queen and if black doesn't take the knight then white has alot of different discovered checks, which will gain material advantage just as the FM said

by oginschile - 9 months ago
Salt Lake City, UT United States

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1)... Nxd4! If 2. Qxd4 then Bc5!

2) I'm guessing Nxf7

3) 1. Qh5+ g6 2. Bxg6+ hxg6 3. Qxg6#

by rebel1739 - 9 months ago
United States

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the last problem is very easy Qh5 Pg6 Bxg6 Pxg6 Qxg6#

by FM paolodm - 9 months ago
Virginia United States

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Member Points: 104

The only possible mate is the last one. The first two is tactics to get a material advantage.

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