Chess Puzzles NOBODY Could Solve!

[@Qoko88]

Great mind breakers, but the third is pretty flawed. Already had the feeling when I saw it: concept is nice but there are some practical issues. Most importantly, it's a draw after 1.Rh5+ Qh7 2.Rxh7+ Kg8 3.Rxg7+ Kf8 4.Rxf7+ Kxf7!. This forces 5.Bc4+ d5! 6.Bxd5+ e6 forking both bishops again but now there's no safe square for Bd5. So after 7.Bxe6+ Kxe6 8.Bxf2 it's a draw at least, as White has the wrong bishop for the a-pawn. Besides the above, the main variation 1.Rh5+ Qh7 2.Rxh7+ Kxh7!? 3.Bd3+ f5! +/= is likely not a win either for similar reasons. SF gives this as +0.7. In addition the win's flawed too, after 4....Ke8 5.Rxe7+ Kd8, 6.Bxg2 also wins, the rook's protecting Be1. Not really sure where you got this one but that's a flaw too many for a study.

[@chessscape]

interesting i m gonna look deeply into it

[@pyrypajarinen-sh8gt]

Huh but in puzzle number 3. After rxd7 you can just take and block with the pawn, and white has the wrong colored bishop for the h-pawn?

[@prplt]

11:01 "nobody can stop mate on the next move" well technically you can still sack all the pieces with Nf5 then Bf5 then Nb4 Na6 😂

[@Welderborea]

This channel is a big reason I’ve won games with extreme material disadvantages. I can comfortably say that these videos (and practicing along) have elevated my endgame performances.

[@doggo5secondsago760]

4:09 Guys idk if u noticed it but when the king take rook on f7 bishop takes and u push pawn on d7 to d5 and when bishop takes the pawn u push the pawn on e7 to e6:v

[@ahmedarifovic159]

I say this too

[@tessaxa]

this guy is insane in chess his is so smart

[@grzenek17]

wchich guy

[@arturdias8462]

​@@grzenek17 i dnot undrestand

[@grzenek17]

@@arturdias8462 which

[@DawnWingsml]

​@@grzenek17 the guy in the video

[@koperkowypenguin6626]

i dno't konw waht aer yuo takling abuot

[@btngana3594]

9:08 After the second queen for black The white queen f6 check mate He is not forced to push the pown

[@Qoko88]

There's a queen on a1. Check first, post later.

[@chessscape]

your queen on f6 would be en prise

[@pixeltobipg3d199]

The third puzzle is the image of “how did we get here”

[@stevejohn7459]

5:38 Why not bishop takes f2? It gives check to the king and guards the square of promotion?

[@NazifeCeka]

Fr

[@ahmedarifovic159]

5:27 BUT way if black take rook here and when white give check with bishop block whit d pawn and bishop need to take and black block with e pawn White need to take and this is draw RIGHT?!

[@Kpsla]

5:55 Isn't Ra8+ unnecessary? Bxf2+ is already check. Kb7 is forced, then Rc1 protects the other bishop. Now you have a bishop and rook instead of 2 bishops since the pawn queening on either f1 or g1 gets taken by the rook or the dark squared bishop.

[@chessscape]

very good point, your variation works as well with less splashy sacrifice 😊

[@vietnamismycountry]

*my friends told me that i have 25 elo in chess, after watching your videos now i can get better at late game. thanks!*

[@robbiepreble5974]

I’ve spent a few minutes over the board looking at the first puzzle. I might be missing some checks that change things but it seems to be bishop to f3 and then sacrifice the rook to connect the bishop and queen I continued the video and I’m impressed anyone would go for that move order. Just seems crazy

[@BrawlStarsPearl-Stats]

2:40 "ChECKMaTe

[@BobChess]

Tricks all of your friends with these puzzles!

[@chessscape]

i changed the title to your suggestion. Are you good with thumbnails too?

[@firstkasihotang]

9:05 stocfish said the move nc3 is a blunder

[@alankilgore1132]

Puzzle #2. So sorry, but you didn't play optimally for black. After 1. Qf6, a better move for black is 1. ... Ra5. After 2. Qc6+, black has the escape square 2. ... Ka7. Then 3. b6+ cxb6 4. Qxb6+ Ka8 5. Qxa5+ Ba7 6. d6 Rg6 (or Rg4) and it take another 5 moves for white to win.

[@SudhirKishor6603]

At 8:03 , rather than moving the white king to h2 , white should promote his pawn at f8 to a rook or queen and that would be a checkmate as the queen is pinned against the bishop on a1 and capturing the bishop doesn't evade the check from on rook/queen promoted at f8

[@MetaaR]

Check *exists*

[@Marcus_Ortiz]

7:08 bishop g5?

[@Recognizetheunknown]

Correct

[@slordwastaken]

the “stALemate” though 😂💀

[@anonym5160]

In the 3. Puzzle black could take the rook on move 4 and it‘s a draw😂

[@corinatita8785]

You are The Best ❤

[@chessscape]

❤

[@CNCKUROMA]

In puzzle 1 1:16 he plays bishop takes queen but you can just play queen takes queen check and then take the other queen with the queen or bishop and have a queen and rook endgame

[@l0v0l78]

9:48 The only move I saw was Rg4 I didn't even see we're able to capture the bishop for some reasons

[@YankelShimon]

I found a nice bishop sac for white ,Bf1 Kf1 Kh3 Kg1 Re1 mate, this is very unrealistic though 😂

[@Thesiblings345]

7:32 stock fish says that white does not win and all black has to do is attack the bishop with the queen. Nice puzzle but a flaw in it. Edit: the chess composer of this puzzle said that white won when he was in a puzzle competition and won it and the judges didn’t see the flaw

[@Vucsss]

"You can't beat Magnus" The sad truth. He said it😢

[@EliteSheep8786]

The thumbnail is like the typicial mobile game ad. Edit: He changed the thumbnail from 99% can't solve this puzzle, to a Top 5 puzzles thumbnail.

[@mrinalmadhu6296]

I love how he says stalemate

[@DTBB2021]

4:14 How did the black bishops got out or got attacked by white, with all those pawns not moved yet?

[@_Music-Masters_]

In 5:38, you could take the pawn with the black bishop with a check and its still winning !!!

[@williamweekhai3252]

On puzzle 3, after 1. Rh5+ Qh7 2. Rxh7+ Kg8 3. Rxg7+ Kf8 4. Rxf7+, how about Black reply with 4. ... Kxf7? It seems that the result is a draw.

[@buster2134]

5:35 wouldn't Black-square bishop g2 work too

[@abdulrahmanalturk7746]

4:14 The black pawn went from a7 to f2 lol

[@sianke1991]

1:24 what happens if the black moves ...Kf2?

[@patrickwall0815]

11:02: It´s wrong: knight to h6 to f5 stopps checkmate on the next move! And after whites 1st move bishop b3 to d5 stopps checkmate on the next move and after whites 2nd move knight c2 to b4 stopps checkmate on the next move and after whites 3rd move knight b4 to a6 will stopp checkmate on the next move !!!

[@Rumbile_Saathu]

Do you know that rook to g8 in 10:39 is also checkmate since the pawn blocked the way for the bishop

[@Asdoes_YT]

King a7

[@maxtruter3610]

In the last puzzle im probably wrong but from what I calculated after Black plays Bb3 and then Rg1 if black plays e1=Q black wins

[@liqunzheng1372]

9:03 Bd5 checkmate?

[@lucasgaming61]

Chesscape should rewrite all the chess books

[@Anonymous-kq6vb]

The 2nd puzzle was a lockdown drill

[@DARRENLOOTZEYUANStudent]

and you should see what black can move before the brilliant see alert

[@sumaanand2820]

i have seen the fifth puzzle in a chess vibes video . in the comment section people said that there was a black pawn on a4 in the original puzzle . this position was wrong . and also i bet my opponents will move the bishop after queen goes to a4 .

[@eliminativegaming6189]

but before the last rook sacrifice, bxf2 was a check to the king #2 puzzle

[@BRLai-qh3zw]

How to checkmate on the next move for puzzle 5, i dont seem to see it

[@chessscape]

Ra5

[@BRLai-qh3zw]

Huh, that's not for this puzzle, there is no rook in that puzzle, duration 9:18, what's the next move to checkmate

[@KairaavSebastianThorulsley]

5:38 Bxf2+ Kb7 Ba6!! Kxa6 Rc7 g1=Q Ra7 wins

[@lawrencewen1164]

3:02 What if he moves his king to a7?

[@elite1_battler.-]

5:54 CHECK WITH BISHOP NOT ROOK SACRIFICE

[@chessscape]

agreed that works too

[@SamudrarajOfficial]

7:18 why not pawn f7 and rook g4 discovered checkmate?

[@hinyuchin4724]

Puzzle1: Chessscape said the first move is hardest to find, but I think the first move is the easiest to find. Puzzle2: white have way more brilliant moves than all of my brilliant move.😂 Puzzle5: I immediately saw the move queen to a4.

[@Codm29314]

On puzzle 4 when the king goes to g2 check with the Bishop in e5

[@Galing28]

Umm, didnt you make videos on these puzzles before? I remember watching them here

[@chessscape]

yes its a compilation of the best puzzles

[@Jgm101music]

7:08 Bg5# 9:00 Qah1#

[@anythinganymore3596]

9:01 can anyone explain how to checkmate in next move?

[@kagurabachi108]

7:07 bishop g5

[@nicholasgavinlius5739]

Amazing puzzlr, btw i solved the 1st puzzle, but the end of puzzle 1, i get confused, but thanks for your hint, i cant solve puzzle 1

[@Ram.-wv6nc]

Then comes the magician, Mikhail tal.

[@r.s.madanayake6163]

wow youre soo good in chess!

[@IamNeel-iy8cm]

We don't need the last rook sac... bcoz dark square bishop takes the pawn with check

[@LuisSantos-xdz]

In puzzle number 5 there is missing a black pawn on a4.

[@SiddhantArya-pj2pm]

"1 Missed win" The missed win :

[@nimeshkansagara]

there is pawn on a3 in book puzzle 8:44

[@HenryFromCentrelink]

Solved the last one so im quite proud of that

[@jeffalexander5842]

in chess sometimes you need to think crazy

[@johndalesalacsacan3695]

Puzzle 4: bishop g5 Puzzle 5: bishop d5

[@Ruben_joking]

how you gon do bd5 if the bishop is pinned?

[@abgvedr]

Man you are the best!

[@NazifeCeka]

5:38 take the pawn with the bishop and its check bruhhhhhh

[@LeeKnowKnows1]

He did that?

[@jeffalexander5842]

after knight g6 rook takes d4 Kc7 Bc4 Rg5 Kb4 and all mates are stopped

[@kagurabachi108]

Puzzle five is queen on corner on h1

[@jean-pauldumarez3673]

Vraiment j’adore ton contenu je te remercie pour tout le travail fourni et sinon un jour faudrai faire une faq ce serait drôle haha

[@chessscape]

Merci Jean-Paul 🙏🏼

[@UltraGamerCat]

You could've went E2 with rook, right?

[@jeffalexander5842]

nevermind i'm dumb

[@ManasSure]

finally found the person in the shorts who said " cHeckmAEte!"

[@MutedHD]

im so proud for solving the first one in 1 try lol

[@williamweekhai3252]

I like this man's sound.

[@birchman18]

Puzzle 3: u didnt checkmat eyet queen ahs to eat the pawn then thats nt checkmate

[@MysterEarl]

That was so entertaining. Beautiful chess puzzles, though fairly easy actually. They are very instructive. This is the first video from this channel I've seen and I immediately subscribed.

[@NhậtMinhNguyễn-f8e]

In puzzle 6, black will win because 1.f7 Bf7 2.Rg4 Bb3 3.Rg1 Nc2 4.Rg5 d5 5.Kb6 Ng6!! 6 Rg6 d4 and there is no checkmate threat now.

[@lethanhbinh6558]

0:46 "the first move it's the hardest to find" Bruh I just find it IQ 1000 (real)

[@DenisDenis-es7zw]

9:02 bishop to d5 beacuse da queeeeeeens are blocking all escapes

[@royaldonut7114]

Rook b1, Rook b1, that move literally makes total sense

[@Khaopun_ttd]

Can​ puzzle 6​ black​ B7??

[@henry4262]

It was so good!

[@chessscape]

thank you 🙏🏼

[@alfaro30]

5:37 Cant you take Bxf2+

[@ibrahimmuhammadbinmohdrafi1134]

He is stockfish but human version

[@varietygamer1839]

If I’m Being Brutally Honest, The First Puzzle Was Easy Af.

[@nitasharamphul8813]

At 2.16m of the video it was checkmate by the rook on e2

[@DespinaPapadopoulou-o8y]

You help so much with chess subsribe

[@jeffalexander5842]

nevermind but black plays king a7

[@thatsmylineouhahouououohouh]

Bc4 black checkmate

[@معصومهنوری-م7ح]

Bishop to g5 mate

[@applejuice74]

10:06 cant black promote pawn to queen

[@LeeKnowKnows1]

Rook would take

[@DARRENLOOTZEYUANStudent]

and there is no checkmate

[@teomartini1105]

This guy enjoys chess too much

[@pickaxe4248]

7:07 i would just take the queen

[@adnane945]

it's stalemate

[@pickaxe4248]

Not 7:01 it's 7:07

[@adnane945]

@@pickaxe4248well if you take the queen there, both sides just have a king and two pawns and white defintely can't win because the king wouldn't be able to get to the enemy pawns. Mate in one just wins the game it's def better

[@pickaxe4248]

I don't think I would be able to know that is checkmate as a 800

[@Newchess_player-1]

i got 4 of them. Iam a beginner is this good?

[@Brucelee-pv6uf]

Thats ur vouce ommmmg

[@tommyfisher8694]

Atleast I made one br Illiani move

[@tommyfisher8694]

Now is two brilliant

[@pickaxe4248]

10:05 why not Rg5

[@adnane945]

the game continues like the other variation: Rg5 ; d5 ; Kb6 ; d4 ; Kc7 but now black can sacrifice the bishop with Bd5 and after Rxd5, Nb3 stops checkmate, that's why you need the knight on a different square so you start by attacking it

[@pickaxe4248]

​@@adnane945after Nb3 isnt there Kb6 again

[@pickaxe4248]

And you threaten Rd8

[@adnane945]

@@pickaxe4248 oh you're right, I must've missed something or maybe your solution is correct too

[@adnane945]

@@pickaxe4248 wait I think I get it, if you go Rg5 right away black doesn't need to play d5, he immediately sacs the bishop and plays Nb3, now you don't have enough time to make other threats and black will make a queen and defend everything

[@فهدالكواري-ن2ر]

We finally saw his face