/r/ChessPuzzles
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This is a subreddit featuring a collection of chess puzzles. Any puzzle may be submitted, as long as it's legible by the chess bot in this subreddit.
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/r/ChessPuzzles
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Black to play and find M5
19:47 UTC
White to move and win. Very hard. Both kings are almost mated
06:43 UTC
White to play and mate in 7.
From a correspondence game I'm currently playing. I don't think they know they've list yet.
00:26 UTC
White to move. Mate in 25
23:25 UTC
Black to play. Mate in 2 🧩
20:29 UTC
Best move in algebraic chess notation?
11:13 UTC
Best move in algebraic chess notation?
11:00 UTC
White to play and win
20:54 UTC
Mate in 6 from a bullet game
17:57 UTC
Black to play, M5
04:20 UTC
From one of my games, forced mate in 3. Might be one of the trickiest solutions I've seen.
18:30 UTC
From one of my games. White to move. Theme: Winning a opposite colored bishop endgame.
16:22 UTC
Can anyone give me the answer?
09:22 UTC
whats the move i should do (password game)
03:28 UTC
Which capture?
21:54 UTC
White to play. Mate in 3
19:47 UTC
Mate in 2 for white
17:08 UTC
How to be a chess player
I am currently studying in class 10th in india in Maharashtra in dombivli . And from 11th grade I am gonna start preparing for jee . But I also want to be good chess player can someone give me any suggestions regarding thiss how can I be atleast a title player till12th with good rank in jee
13:57 UTC
Black to move (M4)
08:32 UTC
Mate in 1 white to move.
08:09 UTC
Thematic counterattack: Black to play
17:29 UTC
Cool tactical pattern, black to play
16:06 UTC
That’s just sounds like slavery with extra steps (black to move, mate in 3)
00:03 UTC
Black to play and mate in 4
23:20 UTC
Interesting position I got in blitz. White to play.
14:42 UTC
White - M2
23:03 UTC
From a Magnus game
This is a position from a game that Magnus Carlsen played on ICC when he was 12. White can decide the game with what Capablanca would have described as a "petite combinaison" - a simple tactical blow, often propitiated by some undefended piece...
https://play.chessclub.com/daily-puzzle
21:30 UTC
White to play and win (even) more material. Two pretty amazing tactics based on the same key move.
21:11 UTC
Do you know the pattern or are you getting flagged or counter mated? From M in 13 to, don’t fumble!
19:16 UTC