Here is an advanced chess puzzle where it is white to move and mate in 3. Look for the answer in my next post. Good luck!
This mate in 3 begins with white playing B-f8, discovered check. Black is forced to play B-h5. White then plays Qxh5 check. Black must respond with gxh5. Checkmate follows with white playing R-h6.
I hope you found the answer. Look for another in my series of chess puzzles in the next post!
There are a couple of ways for white to win. First is, Rxf7. Virtually any move by black including KxR, is met with Q-g6 by white. Then mate in one follows. If after Rxf7, black plays RxQ, then white plays Rxg7 check and mate follows with N-g6.
Another way is for white to start with Q-g6, threatenting mate in 1. If black takes the white queen by playing (fxg6) then white plays Rxg7 check and mate again follows with N-g6.
I hope you found one of the answers. Look for another new chess puzzle in my next post!
Here are three new chess puzzles that I know you will find challenging. As usual, I have included one for beginner level players, one for intermediate level players and one for the advanced players. All puzzles begin with white to play. Good luck!
Chess puzzle #23 is a
beginner level mate in 1.
Chess puzzle #24 is an
intermediate level mate in 2.
And, chess puzzle #25 is an
advanced level mate in 2.
Here are three new chess puzzles that I know you will find challenging. I have included one for beginner level players, one for intermediate level players and one for the advanced players. All puzzles begin with white to play. Good luck!
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Chess puzzle #14 is a beginner level mate in one.
Chess puzzle #15 is an intermediate level mate in 2.
Chess puzzle #16 is an advanced level mate in 3.
Look for the correct answers in my next post!
