Chess Challenge | Solve This If YOU Can | Chess Endgame Puzzle, Tactics, Moves & Ideas

[@ChessTalk]

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[@riseofintelligence8065]

Sure

[@bhuvaneswaribalaji4832]

Sure sir

[@KhanPrinceYeasirArafat]

make the video of gambits

[@mvpxspeed8137]

Ok sir

[@iaminevitable1727]

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[@jessejamesgames8148]

ah yes the classic 2 queen vs 6 rook endgame, i always find myself stuck in this situation!

[@strygwyr5735]

Yeah.. u mean the one with the king in the middle of the rooks? Pretty standard i would say

[@marvellousadeogun9110]

It's quite common. I get that kind of problems in most of my games. Oh the dilemma of checkmating the opponent's king with your two queens when he's got six rooks around him and a pawn

[@othila9902]

Ah yes the classic sarcastic comment about an impossible possition, I aways find this kind of coments

[@horizonninja3326]

He already said this is not necessarily from a game

[@turkishball1137]

@@horizonninja3326 its sarcasm

[@pineapplesareyummy6352]

Dang! I was playing a game yesterday and had this exact position on the board. I wished I had watched this video first.

[@Zero-ef4sc]

sure...

[@kvetoslavlizlorech63]

bruh sarcasm

[@iDoqz]

@@Zero-ef4sc It's a joke

[@isaacrobertson4374]

Lmao

[@SteveThePster]

It's actually quite a common position. Agorophobic chess players tend to naturally surround their kings with castles to provide a feeling of comfort and safety. This player however had made the rookie mistake of leaving a window open in his endgame fortress.

[@BlueAcidball]

Best move for white in the last puzzle is 1. Qh7+… then …Nxh7 2. Ng6+ Kg8 3. Be6#

[@avinashnayak7398]

Triangulation of the position, forcing black to move his pawn with every triangulation, while shuffling with the position of the rooks on the e file, and then checkmating the opponent. Beautiful chess puzzle, this

[@chetanashetty450]

Answer to 2nd puzzle : queen gives a check at h7, black has to capture queen with knight, then knight g6 check, black has to play king to g8, then finally bishop e6 mate

[@matteovalbonesi8608]

@@tako1257 After queen to e8 the knight wouldn't just block on g8, it would capture the queen

[@xninjamoves6849]

And then the player who moved the queen will be told@@tako1257

[@Iddy267]

yep I came up with the same and I'm proud of myself for it :)

[@ceztan8576]

Mine is just based on luck but here's my answer, knight capture pawn at d5, assuming black captures white knight with his knight (based on luck but it has 60-80% chance that he/she is going to capture it because of the 3 possible captures if he/she left it alone including her knight) then white's queen to e8 check which leads his king to checkmate ( because of bishop).

[@dileepmv7438]

@@ceztan8576 there is no chance of luck there. if black capture the knight with his knight, its a checkmate. so he will give check with his queen

[@soneeshsrivastava1337]

Solution to the puzzle- Qh7+ ,only move N×h7. Ng6+, again only move Kg8. Now Be6#. Love your videos!

[@_im_kh_]

Still king can move to h7 & it's not a mate

[@soneeshsrivastava1337]

@@_im_kh_ Black knight is at h7

[@Rohan-qo6ge]

@@_im_kh_ no the h7 square is then blocked by the knight

[@cresenter150]

@@_im_kh_ after you move the queen to h7, black is forced to take with the knight, but when he do that, he blocked the king from escaping to h7. We can now checkmate by that pattern

[@_im_kh_]

Now I'm clear, I have mistakenly thinking of Qe8, which is also a check & can be taken with knight

[@ameenct9781]

Queen to h7, forcing knight capture Followed by knight to g6, only possible move is king to g8 Now bishop to e6 is a beautiful checkmate

[@yash6046]

Can't we use this solution instead Knight captures pawn on d5 the queen is on threat so either he captures the knight with his knight then queen to h7 is a check mate or if queen moves then we can capture the knight then whatever move black plays queen to h7 will be a checkmate

[@cicofranco]

@@yash6046 After Nxd5 black can force checkmate with Qe1+ Kg2, Bf1+ Kf3, Qe2+ Kf4, Bd6# ... ops

[@aaryainfernolucario3519]

@@cicofranco bro u can clearly see that e2 is guarded by the knight so he can take with the knight

[@atharvgamingcafe]

​@@aaryainfernolucario3519well this sequence plays of Knoght captures pawn on d5 which the previous comment mentioned.... it's all okay my friend

[@aaryainfernolucario3519]

@@atharvgamingcafe ok

[@missmann-u9o]

The chess puzzle : Nxd5 forks he queen and knight. 1. If he moves away his queen then we play Nxf6 and he recaptures with his bishop. Then we can play Qb7# 2. If he recaptures on Nxd5 then again we can simply play Qb7# 3. If he plays any other move like for example Kg8 avoiding the mate, you sinply capture the queen with your Knight and have a winning advantage

[@張立鳴-o4n]

Nxe5 Qe1+ Kg2 Bf1+ Kf3 Qe2+ Kf4 Nxe5+ Mate in 4 moves ! The correct answer has been written by many people in the comment area, so take a look

[@RBFunnies]

1st move night h5 then if black captured knight if not capture force check mate done by queen h7 check mate.. 2nd scenario queen f7 then knight g6 checkmate 3rd scenario.. QH7 black captured queen.. Kg6 black move only king g8 finally Bf6.. Sweet checkmate..

[@edp7476]

Only the 3rd scenario works. The other two are losing strategies.

[@GTron13]

"It's like clockwork in action" Me: *starts to hear tick-tock-tick-tock from the pieces moving*

[@violetasuklevska9074]

I was so gonna make a clockwork pun but i'm 3 days late :(

[@mollyhatty7180]

Same

[@mollyhatty7180]

I also hear ticktock

[@mihirkarwani8891]

@@violetasuklevska9074 well you can still make it..

[@Lak1148]

Black: We have you 6 to 2 White: *I like those Odds*

[@zacknguyenpiano1674]

This is the first time I solved a chess puzzle! Thanks, Jeetendra for making smart in my chess journey!!

[@aahaanp3292]

Interesting game! Very thought provoking! Answer: White Queen to H7 Black has no option but to kill with knight White knight check at G6 Black king has to move to G8 Bishop to E6 And it’s a “beautiful checkmate “😉

[@swaroopn3204]

Hello Chess Talk. The solution of this puzzle is queen to h7,it's a check and black has only one legal move to capture the queen with the knight,Nxh7. Then we go for knight to g6,it's a check again,then black has only one legal move that is Kg8. And finally we play Be6#. A wonderful puzzle. Thank you.

[@swaroopn3204]

@@arijitbanerjee3006 S That is a queen sacrifice To checkmate the black king

[@yashlimbachiya7327]

First Queen to h7 check, then black's knight on f6 takes the queen, then white plays knight to g6 giving check, then black king moves to g8 then white plays bishop to e6 which is a checkmate. Your video was amazing

[@jaythakkar9634]

King can also move to h7 to block the check

[@Jaslath]

@@jaythakkar9634 Bf5 protects Qh7.

[@deepakjumani9734]

Scenario no.1)) Knight captures pawn at d5 The queen is threatened so he captures with his knight Then queen to e7 is a checkmate .... Scenario no.2)) Knight captures pawn at d5 If he does not captures with his knight and moves the queen to safety then we capture then still he is checkmate Btw i love jee talk as well as chess talk !! Awesome he is

[@mehtabsinghcheema8356]

In your senario number 1, queen to e8 is not a checkmate but queen to h7 is

[@deepakjumani9734]

@@mehtabsinghcheema8356 ya thanks bro

[@deepakjumani9734]

@Kishna Prakash black knight is there bro

[@victr3d]

Wow! I would never have solved that!

[@mathsphysnexus]

Solution to puzzle: Qh7 taking the queen with the knight is forced for black, then Ng6+ then black is forced to play Kg8, Be6# is a forced checkmate. Thank you for the amazing content!

[@gamerofhell6003]

My solution 1. Qh7 then opponent capture queen by knight h7 2. Kg6 then opponent king go g8 3. Be6 and checkmate

[@skream843]

The first puzzle was A BLAST to solve! It's so fun! Good video!

[@spensermcginty-lord3446]

I'm at 51 seconds and I'm sure it's just queen h7 to b7 than rook c5 to c6 then queen d8 to d5

[@armaansadh8551]

the king is at d5 so thats not possible, if you meant d6 thats possible

[@DubBossman1]

Same, rook has to take, then queen takes rook, checkmate

[@user-qu2bp8zt6f]

I have seen the sequence of moves to win for both puzzles (the queen loop and the queen sacrifice for checkmate)

[@theamazingmetagross1655]

Another checkmate variation: Nxd5 Nxd5 (black) is forced as he will lose his bishop or queen or knight resulting in checkmate if he doesn't take. Then Qh7# is a beautiful check mate.

[@chandrakanthanchinal7663]

First put your knight to h5 then black knight take. Second put your queen to h7 now that is the check mate. i like your channel thanks

[@neerajr4w4t83]

I get shocked when I found that 6 rooks are not able to mate opponent's king...

[@RDeveloper]

It's called position, sometimes position can be so strong that one pawn can checkmate the opponent having 10s of queens

[@-petrichor-7263]

@@RDeveloper No chance, because then the king would have to be in the corner surrounded with his queens and the pawn can’t checkmate as the queens would take the pawn. Are you a beginner?

[@stevenhodgson834]

I could listen to this guy all day, I love his voice!

[@aaronnation5488]

Hi Jeetendra! I always enjoy your content whenever you post. I learn new tricks, ideas and tactics. I hope that you teach me/us more *beautiful* tactics. #ChessTalk #BringBackChess

[@mathematics9600]

Hello jeetendra advani sir answer to the puzzle is Nh5 because we need to eliminate the Knight on f6 because it is failing our plan of Qh7# so if this Knight is captured then whatever move black plays he cannot stop us from winning

[@kggaming4728]

2nd puzzle in one move only which is qf7 now he will instantly resign cause now black do anything white can easily do mate with knight to g6 is beautiful mate

[@ThanosBabaji]

This was like - hera feri , firse hera feri , akor baar hera feri and repeat

[@Rapidas89]

Aree babaji aap bhi chess khelte ho😳🙏

[@ThanosBabaji]

@@Rapidas89 yes

[@movies_reload]

@@ThanosBabaji U r Bengali or Assamese. I think

[@Lak1148]

I don't speak this Language can someone explain to me what this means?

[@TheRandomizerYT]

@@ThanosBabaji Wah baba gajab

[@levistepanian5341]

This is epic!

[@jns5531]

F4 to D5, then Queen to E8 ?!

[@comfortswindell9420]

Nice try, but that ain't it chief

[@boomsnack3279]

Queen to h7 then blacks only move is knight h7 then white knight G6 blacks only move to G8 and on bishop e6 is a beautiful check mate

[@kabeeralishaikh1439]

Another way knight to e6 and then Queen to g7 checkmate

[@theanomaly2587]

0:00 Why don't you just make the move "Queen H to D7"? You have an unavoidable pin that will result in mate in one!! Yes, you sacrifice the Queen, but you still win.

[@theanomaly2587]

@Time Lord oh, I see. That makes sense

[@oridk9747]

Answer to the amazing puzzle: Queen h7, knight takes Knight to g6, King g8 and bishop e6 is Mate! Loved the puzzle

[@rohanjha4703]

White- knight takes pawn on d5 Black- knight captures knight White- queen to h7 check mate!!🎉

[@erickpoorbaugh6728]

Instead of taking the knight, black can play Qe1+, which leads to black checkmating white in a few moves.

[@nobody32753]

Black will play QC4 then f1 mate

[@sainadh9453]

The Queens wants to meet the king under high security of elephants (rooks), security gaurd(pawn) and finally cleared the path... 😂🤸

[@khiladikumar5108]

"This results in a Beautiful checkmate" :)

[@fever4dance364]

*I love watching your all videos*

[@bigjae8716]

Qh7+ Nxh7 Ng6+ Kg8 Be6# Beautiful Mate.

[@henrythepear8026]

If u go Ne6 Qg7 is easier way to win 🤔🤔😂👌👌

[@communistcomrade5268]

Cool puzzle, but people are getting the idea that they're geniuses just by solving it.

[@hankschwartz9083]

Yeah like I solved it easily and I'm definitely not a genius

[@narsingnandharaj7270]

Puzzle : Queen to h7 (Check) Black will capture Queen by knight ,Then Knight to g6 (Check) King to g8 (forced) ,Then Bishop to e6 ,Check mate.

[@gamingwiththamizha5579]

@CG's How to? No if you push knight to e6 then it will be a winning for black by giving a check using queen

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[@sangeetagathe6418]

Thanks sir my chess is improved only by your videos thank you sir 💖💖💖 keep making videos on this content

[@fouziyafouzi4143]

Good job keep it up . Which chess sofware are you using to analyse this chess game ? Board looks very good

[@jantchorznicki466]

2nd position 1.Hh7+,Sh7 2.Sg5+,Kg8 3.Ge6 mate

[@muhammedjasir5384]

I don't think humans need this much iq to just live and die...

[@itsahmd295]

It's not even hard. Took me 2 minutes to solve

[@communistcomrade5268]

I mean, if you think this needs a lot of intelligence to solve, I've got news for you...

[@The20502050]

for the puzzle Qh7 Nxh7 Ng6+ Kg8 Be6#

[@NotNitsuga]

1. Qh7+ Nxh7 2. Ng6+ Kg8 3. Be6# I think (I'm rated 1000 don't mind me)

[@aaronstrager4247]

This is the first time I’ve solved one of your puzzles from the thumbnail alone!

[@MrsSandhyaM]

Horse to h5 is the best move for white in the puzzle

[@routhbros7557]

Qh7 check black Nh7 capture Queen then White Ng6 check black only move Kg8 then White Be6 beautiful checkmate

[@sarmah7287]

Queen's check on h7 black's knight is forced to capture the white queen then followed by knight's check and at last bishop's checkmate.

[@BhartiKumari-hv8hu]

There is a second method to checkmate the king in the second puzzle. Knight to d4. If the opponent doesn't take the knight with his knight and moves his queen to other square like to b5, threatening checkmate in the other move(me inside: If he does this move, then he is gone!! Let me show you how :) ) Queen to h7, king forced to take the queen(probably he will take with his knight) then knight to g6 check, black king to g8 and Bishop e6 is a beautiful checkmate!!!

[@ananddarlami3200]

Qh7, Nxh7,Ng6,Kg8,Be6 Beautiful check.

[@ponnadasantoshi651]

The 2nd puzzle's ans: knight to d5, warning to capture the queen, most people move their knight f6 to d5 and captures the knight, queen to h7 will be a check mate

[@Btsvibes4]

the solution for the puzzle is knight D5 as one of his two pieces are under and one of which is the queen so black is forced to capture our Knight and our queen goes to H7 and its a checkmate

[@anushnandanrao2483]

The best move for white is to move the horse from f4 to d5 taking the black pawn and Threatning the queen and black logical move will be to take the white horse then whit can play this move by moving the white queen from g6 to e8 and that will be a deadly check mate

[@edp7476]

No, if Nxd5, Qe1+ and black wins

[@1phoenix459]

The quicker checkmate is the queen from h7 goes to d7, their rook on d6 takes it, queen takes the rook that took our queen on d7 then it is checkmate. Do it yourself

[@hvhgdfgyffghhgd4663]

Ye but rook doesn’t have to take, the king can just create an escape by moving the c4 rook somewhere else

[@aniitrajoe1614]

Queen gives a check at h7,blacks only move is take the queen with night, night gives check at g6, black moves to g8,white checkmates using bishop at e6

[@Oneofakind123]

Good that you clarified this was not a position from a real game..

[@MuhammadUmerTatla]

Qh7+ Nxh7 Ng6+ Kg8 Be6# is a beautiful checkmate.

[@robertoalbertini7405]

I found the solution to the puzzle Qh7!! Stunning Queen sacrifice. It is protected by the bishop so Kxh7 is forced, Kg6+ Kg8 is forced and Be6#

[@arunaphatak358]

Just had a doubt. If you give so many checks without a mate won't the game result in a draw by repetition ?

[@ChessTalk]

No, it's not the same position that is repeated, therefore, it can't be a draw.

[@muddledlion9593]

Yes

[@armaansadh8551]

puzzle: knight to h5 attack knight on f6, if knight moves then queen to h7 checkmate if knight takes then queen h7 also checkmate if knight stays then our knight will capture it then we can queen to h7 checkmate, i hope i was correct i am still a begginer :)

[@lmmortalZodd]

With knight to h5 White gets mated: black queen checks at E1. King has to move G2 -> bishop F1. If king goes back to row 1 bishop goes H3 mate, the only other option is king to F3, queen checks on E2, king is forced on F4 where black bishop mates with D6. True answer is white sacrifices queen at h7, knight is forced to take, check with knight, king has to move to g8, than white mates with bishop E6

[@CrkdCrayzirr]

White Queen f7 Any king move is a check Black can do anything White horse g6 is a checkmate

[@samuelbado7753]

I love this endgame, I even could solve it without watching the video the way how the queens spin around the king.. beatifull

[@jubailalejandro4638]

3:03 the pawn can eat the queen 3:05 the rook at the right side of the king can easily eat the queen

[@AleskanderPog]

No because black king is being attacked???

[@jubailalejandro4638]

@@AleskanderPog lol before you eat the queen with rook just eat the queen by using pawn at 3:03

[@DeimosPlayz]

Would I be right to say best move for puzzle is Queen to F7? Regardless of blacks move after this, as far as I can tell, you move Knight to G6 and it’s check mate.

[@mrunalininagelli7072]

This was a great video

[@asdasf8817]

for the puzzle at the end: i would start with Nxd5 which forks the queen, knight, and bishop so the black knight will have to take then Qh7# if the knight isnt moved then i would take it then Qh7

[@mass8439]

(Nd5-NXd5) Qe8# it will be a checkmate

[@zohaibhassan2681]

If this is black to move than black can mate in 7 moves So stoping black to mate white should fist put his Bishop to "d3" than so on lots of variation I can not able to calculate I am only 1200 rating player 😇😇😇

[@edp7476]

Well Zohaib, you are correct that white needs to beware of getting checkmated. Many others missed this key point. Now in reality, if white plays correctly, he has mate in 3. If not, black has a possible mate in 4. You will improve with practice.

[@thief594]

I got so giddy when i figured out the solution. It was like watching a lock slide open beautifully. So satisfying.

[@knowmoregrowmore411]

white Qh7 black kh7 white kg6 black king g8 white bishop e6 checkmate

[@lakshyabhandari3924]

This trick will never no one will promote to rook they will promote to queen

[@deepakkhanna5383]

Puzzle 2: Nh5 he cant protect his knight to get capture and get mate on Qe8. If he move his knight its simply mate or if he blocks the e8 with bishop after taking night its simply a beautiful checkmate on h7

[@Vulcansplays]

Easiest way to ensure a checkmate would be to move our Knight to h5 putting pressure on his Knight if he takes our Knight we move our queen to h7 to checkmate if he tries to move his king to g8 we move our queen to g7 taking his pawn and while being guarded by our Knight check mate

[@varunsrikrishna1251]

Finally, after Qxh6+, if black moves his king to g8, then bishop e6 check, king f8 and queen to h8 is a beautiful checkmate

[@AR-ug1cm]

I'd solved the previous problem! Yay!!

[@mspingua]

2nd puzzle: White: queen h7 (sacrifice) Black: knight h7 (killing the queen) White: knight g6 (check) Black: king g8 (dodging the check) White: bishop e6 (checkmate)

[@ravi3324]

1... Qh7+ Nxh7 2... Ng6+ Kg8 3... Bf6#

[@gamerforlife1198]

Best move in the puzzle is knight h5 ,black knight takes white knight and then queen h7

[@Moldylocks]

just a casual mate in 20, nice puzzle :D

[@lakshyabhandari3924]

Best move is Nxd5 if black takes the knight then Qh7 is checkmate if black doesn't capture knight and play other then we nxf8 black captured then queen h7 checkmate

[@avnishmahajan2761]

Plzz make a video on Blackmar-Diemer Gambit and Ruy Lopez I am very curious to know 😊

[@mishrshri]

apart from 1. QH7 + White can mate with other approach as well. 1.Nh5 if N*h5 then 2. Qh7+# 1.Nh5 Bf8 then N*f6 Qh7 +# 1.Nh5 Kg8 then Q*g7 +# 1.Nh5 apart from this whatever black plays white will capture night N*f6 then Qh7+# follows as nothing can stop h7 square for black

[@edp7476]

Not true. If Nh5, Qe1+ and black has mate in four. Go with Qh7+!

[@rohanroy5898]

Alternative move (for those who wouldn't sacrifice their queen at any cost)- 1. Ne6 2. Qg7# Black's Queen may play Qe1+, then eventually take the knight on e6 but it loses its queen in the next move. It's not the best tactic, I agree, but amateur chess players (like myself) may fall for it.

[@vahidss]

No. They would result in mate for black like this. Ne6 Qe1+ Kg2 Bf1+ Kf3 Qe2+ or (Kg1/Kh1 Bh3#) Kf1 Bd6#

[@Angel-Hedgehog]

First Knight captures the pawn on d5. If Knight captures knight then Queen to h7 is a checkmate. Therefore black has to move his Queen. Then the white Knight captures the black Knight on f6 and if pawn captures Knight the Qh7 is a Checkmate

[@anthonyjackson4840]

White: Queen H7 check Black: knight H7 White: knight G6 check Black: king G8 White: bishop E6 checkmate

[@gandiswajith6526]

How do I improve my endgame????

[@AboubakrBOUSALEM]

Wow... what’s puzzles 🤪🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@jantchorznicki466]

1st one. 1.Hb7+, Rc5-c6 2.Ha5+,Rc4-c5 3.Hb3+, Rd4-c4 4.Hd2+,Re4-d4 5.Hf3+Re5-e4 6.Hg5 mate

[@pratimashikerkar2498]

The answer to this puzzle is kh5 because we will offer a knight exchange.If black does not except it and play moves like queen captures on d4 then we will exchange the knights.If he eats our knight then queen to h7 is a beautiful checkmate

[@tanujhalti360]

OK my puzzle is If Knight goes e6 What should be black's best move to prevent check mate

[@bruhrion1682]

Bishop f8?

[@deepslates]

Solution to second puzzle: Knight e6 and it doesn’t matter what he plays (if he checks you just move the king) and then queen g7. If black decides to move his knight to defend the pawn you move queen e8.

[@nileshmanjavkar5804]

I think in this puzzle I'll first move knight to d5, black knight has to take the white knight because we are threatening to kill the queen then queen to h7 and that's a beautiful checkmate

[@fungamesallthetime]

Queen H7 check knight takes H7 knight G6 check king G7 bishop E6 checkmate.

[@Atharva-kd1gf]

Wow I solved a puzzle on my own which had more than mate in 4 nice this was really fun and easy to solve

[@TotallyNotHell]

Puzzle solution: Nxd5 Qb5 Nxf6 if black takes with the g pawn Qh7# if black takes with the bishop Qh7# is also a mate

[@RisingStar-be3vp]

At first the F4 knight will capture the D5 pawn then the black knight in F6 square will capture my D5 knight and then the G6 queen will move to E8 and its finally a beautiful check mate.