C7 rock and checkmate

Черные ставят королеву на f2 и все

Does Nb5+ also work?

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But en passant that good 😂

1).a6-a7+ Кра8 2).Кb5-c7+ Ф: с7 3).Фh5-e8+ Фс7-с8 4).Фе8:с8+#..

Saw the RXG2 in no time

Ph2 kh2 Qh3 kg1 Qh1#

Queen could take the knight

Bxf7+ (Kh8 Ng6#) Rxf7 Kh8 Ng6#

Sac the queen

If White goes to kf2, he cannot prevent the qh1 check after bg3.

I see now the clever pin

Qh2, Qh1 and then rook takes queen checkmate

Rook H1 check, then whites Bishop is on H3 to block the check. And then knight to F3. Is this not the faster checkmate or miss I something?

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Qf2+ and it’s M1

You said checkmate in 3 but it’s checkmate in 1

1. Re8+, Kg7 (forced) 2. Nh5+, gxh5 (forced) 3. Qg5#

rg3+ ph3 Qh3+ Kh1 forced Qh2 checkmate

Qg7+ if Nxg7: 1. Re8+ Rd8 (forced) 2. Rd8# if Rd8: 1. Qd8#

Queen take b3 rook d1

But isn't Qxg3,Kh1,Qxh2#

I got the Same (After the Solution)

Kh6,xh6,Qf7,Kh8,Qxh7

Move the black queen to e4 then white moves then move the black bishop to e5 then the white king should be trapped

Easy Rock h1 Check King takes only move then Queen h4 Check King goes back only move Queen h2 Checkmate.

Q#g7, knight takes back, rook e8 ,rook blocks then another rook takes,check mate

rook h7 king takes queen f7 king h8 rook h6 mate is it right? am 800 elo and found it only 4 seconds

Magnus has a Photographic Memory and That Sums it up. So it's like playing against a Database. The Pattern is the same for Kasparov and Bobby Fischer...Absolutely Huge Memory Sets.

Solution: Bxf7+, Kxf7, Qh5+, g6, Qxg6#

When you have mate in 1 and wanna find mate in 3

Why not bishop to d3 (im beginner)

Firstly Queen sacrifice for mate, King need capture, Rook check, only move is Rh6, when you take with your rook checkmate Qxh7+ - Kxh7 Rh3+ - Rh6 Rxh6# Thanks for horsey

1).....Q:f2+ 2).Kh1 Qf3+ 3).Bc6:f3 Bb7:f3+#..

hear me out: king takes pon

What if black played bishop f5 to block the queen check?

Solution: Nc8+; Kg8; Qd8+; Qe8; Qxe8#

Guys if Qh3 there is Qg7# In these kinds if puzzles always look at what your opponent is threatening. Also look for forcing moves (checks). This way will be way much easier to find these moves.

1).Rc8+ Kd7 2).Na4-b6+ Kd6 3).c4-c5+#..

Nf2+: Rxf2 (forced) Rb1+ Rf1 (forced) Rxf1# 😊

1).Qe6-g4+. Kf2 2).Qf3+ Ke1 3).Nh4-g2+#...

Always so simple puzzles lol. Solution: Qxg2+; Kxg2; Nf4 ++; Kg1; Nh3#

1).Rh1+ Kf2 2).Qh6-d2+ Kg3 3).Qh2+#..

qh8 kg4 qh3 kf4 qf3# what does that have to do with pinned pieces though

I found checkmate in one: Qf6#

Knight h6 rook e8 queen f6

Rook e8 , black captures back , Queen f7 , king H8 , Queen f8 black had to take and then took f8 checkmated

1).Rd3-d1+ Kc2 2).Rc1+ Kd3 3).Be3-c4+#...

Rg3, Pg3, Qg3, Kh1, Qh3#