This can be a bit tricky...
2024 ж. 29 Сәу.
10 497 Рет қаралды
We are looking at a odd position but if we play it right as white it's winning. How?
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It always takes me about 10 seconds to solve it. It always takes you about 5 seconds to point out my dumb mistake that would instantly result in black winning.
Right? 😂
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Very cool puzzle. Saw it partly, the ending surprised me.
Brilliant as always!!
This is just brilliant as always. Not only we are learning to solve puzzles but it also helps in improving our own chess, tactics, etc. Thank you very much.
Very interesting puzzle. Combination of the four standard situations, so beautiful! Many thanks, huge respect for the full and comlex analysis!
Naturally, not to disappoint, I fell into the stalemate trap.
Me to 😂😂
I got this one!
I've seen this puzzle before on a different channel. After a bit of thought I remembered the stalemate trap and the need to promote to a bishop. Very nice puzzle with the unusual ending.
Only saw it as far as getting our queen and decided that was job done. Didn't realise the stalemate issue.
i'm proud of having seen the move d5 and underpromotion immediately. Great puzzle!
I solved it, but didn't notice the need for an Underpromition until the game developed. Once we got that far I saw the stalemate trap and the need to get a bishop.
Awesome👌
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I guessed the first move but missed the simple d5, I went directly to take the rook and did not see the way to victory😶🌫️😏
To hard for me to solve but what a lovely puzzle! Would never see the promotion to a bishop from the starting position (only a 1800 player).
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I didn't see the stalemate, but I did see a Bishop was winning.
Muy bueno
5:18 Is C8 the long variation?
RC8 only move to take pawn to B7 he goes B8 with the king then we push the other pawn to d5 he is out of moves except Kc7 then we take the rook and promote to a rook cuz its a draw if we promote to a queen
Promoting to a rook is also a stalemate! You can only promote to a bishop.
Not often we underpromote to a bishop. And yes Sooo beautiful 😂
Sham sacrifice + zugzwang + under promotion = easy win!
Embarrassment for the black king.
amazing... did not see it. hahaha
What’s wrong with: D5. DxC6 DxC6. KC8 B7+. KB8 C7+. KXC7 BXA8 = Q
After d5 black will first play axb6 with discovered check and the next move he will take the rook on c6. Easy win for black after that.
Solved
easy. Il m'a bien fallu 20 secondes, les coups sont tellement forcés.