Hardest mate in 1 puzzles
Mate in 1
How did black get into this pos. if it's white to move? What could his last move have been? This means it is black to move. Since he just has a king, he can't deliver mate. Thus, your puzzle is unsolvable.
Try to find it. Here's the answer, highlight to read
1.exf6 e.p.#
But how do you know black's last move was ...f7-f5?
Mate in 1
How did black get into this pos. if it's white to move? What could his last move have been? This means it is black to move. Since he just has a king, he can't deliver mate. Thus, your puzzle is unsolvable.
In a Mate in 2, both black and white play moves. So why can't they both play a move in a mate in 1?
How would we know that white could do en passant?????
We know that because it's the only possiblle Checkmate in one.
FutureRain wrote:
Puzzle composed by me
never say such a hard mate in 1 puzzle
With regard to post #2.
That's a pretty cool "finesse" type of checkmate.
Try to find it. Here's the answer, highlight to read
1.exf6 e.p.#
But how do you know black's last move was ...f7-f5?
Dude, you have to figure that out. Otherwise how can you do the mate?
PS. Why did you show my solution?!!
These are all exceptional (except the one from BigDoggProblem I think is disqualified). Thank you for posting!
Try to find it. Here's the answer, highlight to read
1.exf6 e.p.#
But how do you know black's last move was ...f7-f5?
Dude, you have to figure that out. Otherwise how can you do the mate?
PS. Why did you show my solution?!!
I contend that your problem has no solution. That is why I did not bother to hide it.
Say you walked into a room and two players were playing this position. They've told you it's white to move. Isn't it far more likely that Black's last move was something OTHER than ...f7-f5?
These are all exceptional (except the one from BigDoggProblem I think is disqualified). Thank you for posting!
You're too easily impressed.
Try to find it. Here's the answer, highlight to read
1.exf6 e.p.#
But how do you know black's last move was ...f7-f5?
Dude, you have to figure that out. Otherwise how can you do the mate?
PS. Why did you show my solution?!!
I contend that your problem has no solution. That is why I did not bother to hide it.
Say you walked into a room and two players were playing this position. They've told you it's white to move. Isn't it far more likely that Black's last move was something OTHER than ...f7-f5?
There is no other solution, so you must conclude that enpassant is legal!
Mate in 1 puzzles are really fun. They are quite easy for most players, but still are fun! What we are trying to do here is to post hard mate in 1 puzzles, could you solve all of them? Could you post a hard one?