GabGarbage wrote:
Kyobir wrote:
???
because the coordinates of the board are reversed. the board goes a-h, with black on the first rank, so the black pawns are going down and cannot take the knight.
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ehm42 wrote:
lol, I just played the right move not knowing it was correct
If you do that a lot in your games, you may end up as a World Champion, not knowing you did, lol.
Oct 17, 2023
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#494
Remellion wrote:
Maybe retros are too hard. I'll make a regular #1. Yep.
Protip: There is only one move that mates in one.
f4?
Oct 17, 2023
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#495
Remellion wrote:
y2721's reasoning was... almost wrong. It should be as follows: if the last move was ...g7-g5, white made 10 captures with pawns. Black is missing 9 units. Therefore the last move was not ...g7-g5.
@The_King_Fischer: Mate in 1s can be hard. Aside from the "retro" ones (en passant, castling, black-moves-and-white-mates, both sides have mate but it can only be black to move, etc) the regular ones can be plenty difficult, e.g. mine from 2 pages ago? If an FM can find it difficult... well.
Now watch what a real composer can do, compared to my amateurish ones so far.
Leonid KubbelWhite to move and mate in 1.
d8=Q
Nov 6, 2023
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#498
aman_makhija hat geschrieben:
Solution(highlight):
Due to the fact that the black king and queen are on the wrong colour, the pieces must have come from the other side of the board. So black can't take the knight as pawns can't move back!
cool idea 
In the 2nd puzzle it is black to move and lose
im late but, thats not mate in one.
Indeed, you are late, but you can make up for that by first reading what others wrote about that puzzle. And you'd probably skip making a comment.