An insane mate in 3 moves puzzle!
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- Опубліковано 2 кві 2024
- This puzzle is really brilliant! It´s white´s turn and we have checkmate in 3 moves but the solution is very far from obvious. Can you solve it?
This puzzle was composed by Eduard Petsch-Manskopf in 1899.
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Wow ... this is the most insane puzzle I've seen in a long while. When you said promote to a knight I paused the video again, proceeded to become exasperated, unpaused, and realized I was right to be exasperated. How crazy. How cool. Great video!
That is wild! Beautiful solution that was completely unexpected. I thought the g-pawn was there only to block the bishop: how wrong I was!!
What a brilliant position!!
Thank you for blessing us again with this beautiful chess art
Brilliant indeed!
I wouldn't have found that even after an hour of trying. One of the best I've seen.
You are brilliant as always... Great. Thank you very much
You are always so calm and I really enjoy watching your videos. Thank you!
it's chess...why wouldn't he be calm ? this isn't WWE...lol
The author was really creative, what a fantasy😊
whenever whites pawn is on the 7th rank the move is always promote to a knight when it comes to these puzzles.
nope...i've seen some where u promote to a bishop or a rook...because promoting to a queen would cause a stalemate
@@dagg310 nope its always a knight incorrect.
Ok... insane is the right word for that one! Bravo!
I actually solved this in seconds just by looking at the thumbnail, which is weird since I've been unable to solve other puzzles that most people would consider easier than this one.
The knight quietly shuts the door behind him, then re-opens it, releasing a raging force.
I actually said "No shit" out loud.
I briefly considered promoting to a knight but didn’t think it could get within range in 2 moves . . that one was pretty tricky
What I'd really like to know is how anyone ever came up with this amazing puzzle.
Knowledge, trial, error, and time
Promote pawn to queen (covers pawn at b3), black moves pawn forward, king to b1, then knight to C2 - would be mate in 3 but it's not the answer because black doesn't get a second move.
Amazing!
Beautiful again! Thank you!
I remember this puzzle being posted here before, but what I don’t remember is - the solution!
Arrrrgh! 🤬
The sad thing about knowing a lot of chess puzzles is to see one that I already saw...
even sadder is seeing a puzzle u already saw and not knowing the solution ... lol
Oh my God, I tried a lot, a lot but nothing
Wonderful!!!
Nice one. But too easy. I found the solution in 10 seconds.
King to 1b, Knight to 3d, checkmate, I think!!/*, 2 moves
If white king moves to B1, then it is no longer protecting the pawn on B3. What I'd like to know is why didn't he discuss the black king moving to A2 on black's second move.
@@tonyleukering8832 Because white's knight was covering it. Black's only legal second move was: king takes knight.