Great puzzle! My solution ended in stalemate.
Grandmaster Chess Puzzle
Mr j,
Ive seen my fair share of chess puzzles and this one reminds me of a short demonstration of a puzzle found in youTube.
It also had the word "Grandmaster" in its title, AND the game looked awfully similiar to this one.......hmm.......is this original?
Mr j,
Ive seen my fair share of chess puzzles and this one reminds me of a short demonstration of a puzzle found in youTube.
It also had the word "Grandmaster" in its title, AND the game looked awfully similiar to this one.......hmm.......is this original?
It's from a game the name of which I can't recall, but I didn't take it from a youtube video.
Its a easy win For white.
1.Rc6 b1 =Queen
2.Ra6+ Kb8
3.Rb6+ and white have the strong passed pawn along with night.
That doesn't work because 3...Ka8 4. Rxb1 is stalemate.
Its a easy win For white.
1.Rc6 b1 =Queen
2.Ra6+ Kb8
3.Rb6+ and white have the strong passed pawn along with night.
That doesn't work because 3...Ka8 4. Rxb1 is stalemate.
Mr j,
Ive seen my fair share of chess puzzles and this one reminds me of a short demonstration of a puzzle found in youTube.
It also had the word "Grandmaster" in its title, AND the game looked awfully similiar to this one.......hmm.......is this original?
It's from a game the name of which I can't recall, but I didn't take it from a youtube video.
found it, its pretty hard.
1.Nb6 Kb8
2.Rc3 b1=Q
3.Nd7+ Ka8
4.Ra3+ kb7
5.Rb3+ Qb3
6.Nc5 and boom............
This position is a 1927 study by Evgeniy Somov-Nasimovich.
A 1940 study by the same composer can be seen on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7HIhDrOd4I
White is up a rook and knight in material, but black has a passed pawn, which coordinates with his king to prevent white from stopping it. How does white force a win?