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Missing checkmates in one
How many Chess Pieces are needed to control every square on the board?Equal Chess Control With One ColorChess Game with Highest ScoringFastest CheckmatesDeliver a checkmate on a cylindrical chessboard with the least cumulative piece valueA Battle of Dysfunctional Kings (Chess)Murder in the Royal CourtFabi and Mag played chess againThe ability-swap-circle chessConway's Game of Life… Chess Edition
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Have you ever missed a one-move checkmate and immediately realized it after making your move? If you have, you just might have what it takes to crack this problem. Let's take an example:
- g4 e5
- f4 Be7?
- Nc3 Nc6?
In this example, black has already missed two mating moves: one with the queen (2...Qh4#), and one with the bishop (3...Bh4#). The goal is to find the smallest number of moves after which the same side has missed a mate-in-one with both a queen, a rook, a knight, a bishop and a pawn. Whoever finds the smallest number of moves wins.
Rules/clarifications:
- The piece delivering checkmate is what counts. If you move a bishop to discover a mate by rook check, it's a mate by a rook. Mates by double-check are counted as both pieces.
- Promoted pawns count as the promoted piece, not as a pawn.
- You can use any moves from the starting position, not necessarily the same ones as in the example.
no-computers chess open-ended construction
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Have you ever missed a one-move checkmate and immediately realized it after making your move? If you have, you just might have what it takes to crack this problem. Let's take an example:
- g4 e5
- f4 Be7?
- Nc3 Nc6?
In this example, black has already missed two mating moves: one with the queen (2...Qh4#), and one with the bishop (3...Bh4#). The goal is to find the smallest number of moves after which the same side has missed a mate-in-one with both a queen, a rook, a knight, a bishop and a pawn. Whoever finds the smallest number of moves wins.
Rules/clarifications:
- The piece delivering checkmate is what counts. If you move a bishop to discover a mate by rook check, it's a mate by a rook. Mates by double-check are counted as both pieces.
- Promoted pawns count as the promoted piece, not as a pawn.
- You can use any moves from the starting position, not necessarily the same ones as in the example.
no-computers chess open-ended construction
asked yesterday
jafejafe
24k467236
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Do we have to start with the six moves you've provided?
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– ZanyG
yesterday
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Edited to clarify the rules.
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– jafe
yesterday
3
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I don't think "both" means what you think it means. :)
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– Rubio♦
yesterday
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@Rubio Incontheivable!
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– Brandon_J
yesterday
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I take this is "helpmate", so to speak?
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– Acccumulation
10 hours ago
add a comment |
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Have you ever missed a one-move checkmate and immediately realized it after making your move? If you have, you just might have what it takes to crack this problem. Let's take an example:
- g4 e5
- f4 Be7?
- Nc3 Nc6?
In this example, black has already missed two mating moves: one with the queen (2...Qh4#), and one with the bishop (3...Bh4#). The goal is to find the smallest number of moves after which the same side has missed a mate-in-one with both a queen, a rook, a knight, a bishop and a pawn. Whoever finds the smallest number of moves wins.
Rules/clarifications:
- The piece delivering checkmate is what counts. If you move a bishop to discover a mate by rook check, it's a mate by a rook. Mates by double-check are counted as both pieces.
- Promoted pawns count as the promoted piece, not as a pawn.
- You can use any moves from the starting position, not necessarily the same ones as in the example.
no-computers chess open-ended construction
asked yesterday
jafejafe
24k467236
$endgroup$
Have you ever missed a one-move checkmate and immediately realized it after making your move? If you have, you just might have what it takes to crack this problem. Let's take an example:
- g4 e5
- f4 Be7?
- Nc3 Nc6?
In this example, black has already missed two mating moves: one with the queen (2...Qh4#), and one with the bishop (3...Bh4#). The goal is to find the smallest number of moves after which the same side has missed a mate-in-one with both a queen, a rook, a knight, a bishop and a pawn. Whoever finds the smallest number of moves wins.
Rules/clarifications:
- The piece delivering checkmate is what counts. If you move a bishop to discover a mate by rook check, it's a mate by a rook. Mates by double-check are counted as both pieces.
- Promoted pawns count as the promoted piece, not as a pawn.
- You can use any moves from the starting position, not necessarily the same ones as in the example.
no-computers chess open-ended construction
no-computers chess open-ended construction
asked yesterday
jafejafe
24k467236
asked yesterday
jafejafe
24k467236
edited yesterday
jafe
asked yesterday
jafejafe
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asked yesterday
jafejafe
24k467236
asked yesterday
jafejafe
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Do we have to start with the six moves you've provided?
$endgroup$
– ZanyG
yesterday
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Edited to clarify the rules.
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– jafe
yesterday
3
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I don't think "both" means what you think it means. :)
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
yesterday
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@Rubio Incontheivable!
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– Brandon_J
yesterday
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I take this is "helpmate", so to speak?
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– Acccumulation
10 hours ago
add a comment |
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Do we have to start with the six moves you've provided?
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– ZanyG
yesterday
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Edited to clarify the rules.
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– jafe
yesterday
3
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I don't think "both" means what you think it means. :)
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
yesterday
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@Rubio Incontheivable!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
yesterday
$begingroup$
I take this is "helpmate", so to speak?
$endgroup$
– Acccumulation
10 hours ago
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Do we have to start with the six moves you've provided?
$endgroup$
– ZanyG
yesterday
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Do we have to start with the six moves you've provided?
$endgroup$
– ZanyG
yesterday
$begingroup$
Edited to clarify the rules.
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– jafe
yesterday
$begingroup$
Edited to clarify the rules.
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– jafe
yesterday
3
3
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I don't think "both" means what you think it means. :)
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– Rubio♦
yesterday
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I don't think "both" means what you think it means. :)
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
yesterday
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@Rubio Incontheivable!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
yesterday
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@Rubio Incontheivable!
$endgroup$
– Brandon_J
yesterday
$begingroup$
I take this is "helpmate", so to speak?
$endgroup$
– Acccumulation
10 hours ago
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I take this is "helpmate", so to speak?
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– Acccumulation
10 hours ago
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1. f3 e6 2. g4 a5 3. Kf2 a4 4. Ke3 Qe7 5. Kf4 Qb4+ 6. Ke5 a3
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Very nice! So many ways to finish it off.
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yesterday
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1. f3 e6
2. g4 h5
3. Kf2 a5
4. gxh5 a4
5. Ke3 Rxh5
6. Ke4 Rh4+
7. Ke5 g6??
answered 18 hours ago
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1. f3 e6 2. g4 a5 3. Kf2 a4 4. Ke3 Qe7 5. Kf4 Qb4+ 6. Ke5 a3
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1. f3 e6 2. g4 a5 3. Kf2 a4 4. Ke3 Qe7 5. Kf4 Qb4+ 6. Ke5 a3
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1. f3 e6 2. g4 a5 3. Kf2 a4 4. Ke3 Qe7 5. Kf4 Qb4+ 6. Ke5 a3
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Very nice! So many ways to finish it off.
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Very nice! So many ways to finish it off.
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1. f3 e6
2. g4 h5
3. Kf2 a5
4. gxh5 a4
5. Ke3 Rxh5
6. Ke4 Rh4+
7. Ke5 g6??
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1. f3 e6
2. g4 h5
3. Kf2 a5
4. gxh5 a4
5. Ke3 Rxh5
6. Ke4 Rh4+
7. Ke5 g6??
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1. f3 e6
2. g4 h5
3. Kf2 a5
4. gxh5 a4
5. Ke3 Rxh5
6. Ke4 Rh4+
7. Ke5 g6??
answered 18 hours ago
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5. Ke3 Rxh5
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– ZanyG
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Edited to clarify the rules.
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I don't think "both" means what you think it means. :)
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– Rubio♦
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@Rubio Incontheivable!
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I take this is "helpmate", so to speak?
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