where's the white king?
What is this mate called?
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Jul 22, 2021
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MyNameIsNotBuddy wrote:
where's the white king?
Sorry, must've been an error, the white light-squared bishop was supposed to be the king, editing it now.
Jul 22, 2021
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#4
No name. And you didn’t play this. It is an impossible position. There is no way the two queens could have gotten to those spots or the white king to it’s square.
Jul 22, 2021
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crazylife06 wrote:
No name. And you didn’t play this. It is an impossible position. There is no way the two queens could have gotten to those spots or the white king to it’s square.
black could have captured something on d2
Jul 22, 2021
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#6
aMazeMove wrote:
crazylife06 wrote:
No name. And you didn’t play this. It is an impossible position. There is no way the two queens could have gotten to those spots or the white king to it’s square.
black could have captured something on d2
this is definitely legal but your right that it has no name
Checkmate
YajayaveerSharma wrote:
Checkmate
Yep
Not mate. We're looking from black's side, so that pawn does not cover d5. K escapes there. Lol just noticed this thread is old. Surprised no correction.
Jajaja
Sorry about dredging that up then. I noticed a thread where you were asking for any premium member to check your profile for accuracy numbers, so I got curious and looked (I'm only a freeloader here but I can see my own numbers for whatever reason; some of them at least). A topic list was right there front and center and the name of this one caught my eye.
So while playing as black in an over the board game, I reached the following position:
What is this mate called?