Mate in 1 Black to move
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There are two solutions.
Oceanarmy123 a écrit :
Pawn G4
The problem with this puzzle is, there are no coordinates. The composers probably missed that, if Black's pawns are going up, 1...a1R# and 1...a1Q# are both checkmate. Do you see it? If it were the other way around, 1...g4# would be the only checkmate.
But alas, there are no coordinates, so all 3 answers above can be valid!
Aug 30, 2024
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#6
KlekleLegacy wrote:
Oceanarmy123 a écrit :
Pawn G4
The problem with this puzzle is, there are no coordinates. The composers probably missed that, if Black's pawns are going up, 1...a1R# and 1...a1Q# are both checkmate. Do you see it? If it were the other way around, 1...g4# would be the only checkmate.
But alas, there are no coordinates, so all 3 answers above can be valid!
All these are correct but if the black pawns are going down, then it would be G4
20 days ago
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#9
Oceanarmy123 wrote:
KlekleLegacy wrote:
Oceanarmy123 a écrit :
Pawn G4
The problem with this puzzle is, there are no coordinates. The composers probably missed that, if Black's pawns are going up, 1...a1R# and 1...a1Q# are both checkmate. Do you see it? If it were the other way around, 1...g4# would be the only checkmate.
But alas, there are no coordinates, so all 3 answers above can be valid!
All these are correct but if the black pawns are going down, then it would be G4
I'd find it very weird if the pawns were going up with blacks King castled there.