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kinglarry (m)
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This is just a small test for the chess players:
White to play and win in 2 moves. in the board attached
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hot-angel (f)
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How can we play?
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samm (m)
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Move 1: Move White Rook/Castle to far right Move 2: Take out Pawn in front of Red king with White Queen
CHECKMATE!!!!!!!
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kinglarry (m)
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hey samm, that is not it, you got it wrong, make another move
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samm (m)
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Beats me King L. 
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samm (m)
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@prodgalson Got it !!!!
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kinglarry (m)
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Prodgalson, that is cool, you got it right
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kinglarry (m)
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yah got it, i will name the board next time. Be ready for a tougher one
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Grizzly (m)
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Bring on the puzzles already king!
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kinglarry (m)
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Hey, friends, let try out this one:
BLACK MATES IN 5 MOVES
Good Luck
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Grizzly (m)
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Well lets see  ok!  1. Knight-e5 (CHECK!) king-h2 or h3. 2. Queen-h5 (CHECK!) King-g3. 3. Queen-g4 (CHECK!) King-f2. 4. Knight-d3 (CHECK!) King-f1. 5. Rook-e1 (CHECKMATE!!!) or Queen-e2 (CHECKMATE!!!) 
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Ralex (m)
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What exactly is the king doing in that position. Looks like an amature game.
Well grizzl has a mating order. seems to be the longest as white is lost in evry vairation except black is down right mad or stupid 1. Ne4 is the correct first move as any other thing would allow white escape from this foolish position as all he needs to survive is to activate his queen bishop
1. , Ne4 2. Kh4 Qg4++ mates instantly in two moves 1. , Ne4 2. Kf2 Nd3+ 3. Kf1 Re++ 1. , Ne4 2.Kh3 Qg4+ 3. Kh2 Qh4++ 1. , Ne4 2. Kh2 Qh5+ 3. Kg3 Qg4+ 4. Kf2 Nd3+ 5. Kf1 Re1++
well the correct move order is
1. , Ne4 2. Resign!!! the smartest move as he is lost
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kinglarry (m)
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Ralex, can you tell me how the black Night can get to "e4 from g4"? if you can't thats mean your move is fake and you should know by yourself that you miss it.
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kinglarry (m)
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Grizzly, Thats good of you, yout got it right.
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Grizzly (m)
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thanks, any more 
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nuggard (m)
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Here's One. Arrange 8 queens on a board so that none takes out the other in one move. You can use the board labels eg a1, h8. I learnt a scientist (Teller) did it in 20 mins without paper! 
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kinglarry (m)
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The answer is: Each Queen will stand on: a6, b1, c5, d2, e8, f3, g7, h4
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nuggard (m)
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Smart Brother! It took me from JS3 to SS3 to figure it out. How did you do it.?
Ps there is a second and possibly a third solution. very easy.
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Grizzly (m)
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all i need are more puzzles, 
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kinglarry (m)
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Dear Freinds, here another one:
White to mate in 3 moves
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Tikko (m)
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Well that was good but i rather wish we were playing this game together. You see there is no way white will win this game in just three moves, only if red will fold its hands and be watching without playing. From little analysis, white has the game but can just win in three moves as you thought it may be, because a good player like me can make more that three moves before the mate comes. If you have any contrary view, then i am waiting.
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kinglarry (m)
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Well that was good but i rather wish we were playing this game together. You see there is no way white will win this game in just three moves, only if red will fold its hands and be watching without playing. From little analysis, white has the game but can just win in three moves as you thought it may be, because a good player like me can make more that three moves before the mate comes. If you have any contrary view, then i am waiting.
Freind, look closely into the game and think a little bit more, i am telling you that WHITE WILL MATE IN 3 MOVES no matter what you play as red or maybe lets give some people to tacke it first before I show you the way to crush the red.
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kinglarry (m)
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Prodgalson, Grizzly and Samm, where art thou?
A game is waiting for us here.
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kinglarry (m)
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@ Ralex and nuggard, we got another game waiting, lets try our hand on it.
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xdos (m)
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Letz try mating it this way, Play Queen Qf2-qf8 (sacrificial move) the black has no choice than to play Bishop Be7-Bf8 White play knight Ke4-Kf6 to check black king which moves from Kg8-Kh8 White checkmates the game with rook by playing Rb7-Rh7 , Does that solve it? 
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Rhodalyn (f)
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whats goin on in this forum!!!!!  i dnt get this game
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kinglarry (m)
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whats goin on in this forum!!!!!  i dnt get this game If you will, maybe we can put you through, but to non chess players what is happening here is a code that can't be broken
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kinglarry (m)
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Letz try mating it this way, Play Queen Qf2-qf8 (sacrificial move) the black has no choice than to play Bishop Be7-Bf8 White play knight Ke4-Kf6 to check black king which moves from Kg8-Kh8 White checkmates the game with rook by playing Rb7-Rh7 , Does that solve it?  My thumb is up,you get it my brother. Many people will not want to sacrifice the queen. Thats a nice move.
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xdos (m)
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@Kinglarry, Thanks, it took me sometime 2 figure that out,  But I know there are critical games, I do sacrifice my queen, once I have an aim, 
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kinglarry (m)
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@xdos, thats cool
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Elgaxton (m)
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Whaaaaassssssssssss up Y'all? Dint Know there were Good chess players in Nairaland o
Oya u guys migrate to www.chesspark.com! so we can play real online games.
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Chiori (m)
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even with three moves you can't checkmate the black. your king is just left at the mercy of the black queens move to checkmate
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