Solve This If YOU ARE A GENIUS | The Hardest Chess Puzzle Ever! Chess Challenge
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- Опубліковано 20 чер 2024
- Solve this if you are a genius! Yes, this the chess challenge that I am giving you all. Because this is one of the hardest chess puzzle ever created. This amazing chess puzzle was created by Otto Blathy who was a Hungarian Electrical Engineer as well as the author of Chess Problems. If you loved this puzzle and would like solve more such chess puzzles then do let me know in the comments box. Also, if you have any chess queries or would like to engage with me in any kind of chess talks and discussions then do tell me in the comments box.
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I saw this on chess vibes
Oh, the art of puzzle déjà vu! It's no surprise that great puzzles find their way to multiple channels, captivating chess enthusiasts everywhere. So, my friend, consider it a delightful coincidence or a testament to the puzzle's universal appeal. After all, brilliance deserves to be shared and celebrated, regardless of the chronology! So consider it as an homage to the cleverness of the original creator - Ottó Bláthy
It doesnt matter if you move pawn 2 squares at start because you can capture c4 pawn first and queen cant stop checkmate. (i think)
ya u r right.
But if h4, then queen just alternates (always to non-knight-color). By eliminating firstly c4-pawn you can try to trick black into pawn move, which he smartly refuses to do. (Whereas in the main line black has no pawn moves at all since white eliminates the pawns in the right order.)
bro i was thinking the same thing
but when i saw your comment
i tested it
And Guess what
you and me are correct
First take the the knight then maybe
@@bakriscool good
1.Kxe1 Qa1 2.h3 (wasting 1 tempi) Qa2 3.h4 Qa1 4.h5 Qa2 5.h6 Qa1 6.h7 Qa2 7.h8=N Qa1 8.Nf7 (or Ng6) Qa2 9.Ne5 Qa1 10.Nd7 Qa2 11.Nxc5 Qa1 12.Nd7 (or Nb7) Qa2 13.Ne5 (or Na5) Qa1 14.Nxc4 Qa2 15.Na5 Qa1 16.Nxb3#
Good job champion!
@a.k.7840
If you move pawn to h4, then later kill c4 pawn first with horsey, the queen won’t be protecting it
@EIitebro1 Here is what happens if white decides to play h4 and capture c4 pawn first:
1. Kxe1 Qa1
2. h4 Qa2
3. h5 Qa1
4. h6 Qa2
5. h7 Qa1
6. h8=N Qa2
7. Ng6 Qa1
8. Ne5 Qa2
9. Nxc4 Qa1
10. Na5 Qa2
and now you can't capture the b3 rook with your knight because it is guarded by the black queen on a2 square and hence the game is a dead draw!
Elitebro1 after kxc4..., if black move pawn ç5 to c4 your calculation could be right, but instead of moving pawn c5 to c4, if black continuosly move only queen, then rook is protected.
i thin k first move will be h3 and at last it should promote into a knight because it is the only piece which can jump and capture
@Sriyamukherjee144 Perfect answer champion!! 😊😊
god level calculation
Indeed @Global_Gamerz....
Did this puzzle before, I think it was on Chess Vibes. I knew the solution.
I think Rh8-d8 is the best move to defend from the queen and attack.
Rook to e3,queen captures e3,rook e1, queen captures e1,king captures e1
Legend says that if you make your king reach the last square then it becomes an emperor
Ah, the legendary king-to-emperor promotion! Soon, my chessboard will need its own royal decree. 👑📜
but if you move the pawn 2 times on the first move, you just need to capture the other pawn no? because the queen would be out of phase
Dude the pawn on c4 is defending the rook
If you only took on c5, Nxc3 is a miss because yes u put the queen out of cycle, but the pawn on c4 defends the rook
Correct answer @jekspepe
I know this chess puzzle on chess vibes
Oh, the art of puzzle déjà vu! It's no surprise that great puzzles find their way to multiple channels, captivating chess enthusiasts everywhere. So, my friend, consider it a delightful coincidence or a testament to the puzzle's universal appeal. After all, brilliance deserves to be shared and celebrated, regardless of the chronology! So consider it as an homage to the cleverness of the original creator - Ottó Bláthy
i think firts move is king takes knight and move a pawn one square and promote a knight and takes a c5 then c4 and last takes a rook and mate😅
Perfect! 👏
Good job @franklincastro6931 😊
So proud of you!!
Only White pawn to move
ik how to do it i've seen this puzzle before you move the pawn one space at a time promote to a knight take queen and checkmate
Promote to a knight and capture two pawns first followed by rook and then only it would be a checkmate. Watch the video for explanation.
this is copied from another persons channel how so not original
Oh, you caught me red-handed! I actually have a secret network of chess puzzle spies who steal content from other UA-cam channels. JUST KIDDING! In all seriousness, chess puzzles have been analyzed and shared by countless enthusiasts over the years. While my competitor may have covered it earlier, I'm confident that my approach and insights offer a fresh and distinct perspective. So, let's celebrate the love for chess and the puzzle itself, rather than getting caught up in the timing of UA-cam videos. Enjoy the analysis and let's keep the chess conversation going! Cheers!!
Black could just move b4 to b5, a3 to b4, and move queen out of the army to try and kill the knight
WHAT?! How is that possible?
Can you make a video on the bishop’s game
You mean 2 bishops and a king against a king?
White Pawn 2/1 square both = Checkmate.
Basically, it is a problem of parity. On the winning line, as soon as white plays 7. h8=N, the knight oscillates between white and black squares. Indeed, this is true after white's second move, when the knight is still a pawn. Similarly, all that black can do is to oscillate the queen between a1 and a2. Since the queen mustn't be defending the rook upon capture, it must be on a1 when white plays Nxb3. b3 is white, so whenever the pawn/knight moves to a white square, the queen must be on a1 and likewise, whenever the pawn/knight moves to a black square, the queen must be on a2. Since the queen is on a1 when it comes to white's second move, white must play to a white square, hence 2. h3!, nor 2. h4?
Should white capture c4 before c5, black has the opportunity to swap an unfavourable parity by pushing the pawn.
The question about which square the knight should deliver the checkmate is not a question of whether the square is defended or not. Instead, can white remove the defences without allowing black any extra moves.
Wow @daboffey
That's really some great analysis done by you. Loved the way you explained it. Looks like you are an experienced chess player. Welcome to my channel! I hope you are enjoying the content here. 😊
What if you move the pawn 2 times? Then queen won't be able to protect the rook right?
Am not sure what exactly you mean by that. Can you please elaborate?
Damn I hate it when I end up in that position
WTF
HOW IS THIS COMMENT 420 YRS AGO
@oh3570 420 years ago? seriously?
@Jgm101music get comfortable with the unconventional, because that will help you master your skills in chess.
I'm just under 800 rated player but I can solve the puzzle almost. Just i did the mistake on pawn to h2.
no u were right, its just that u would have had to take the c4 pawn instead of the c5 pawn
I appreciate that you could solve most of it despite being an 800 rated player. Good job! @kmmshariarnazib3598
@@YouMeAndChess thx
i m still confused cuz if we had move two sqaure at first and captured the c4 pawn first than wont the queen be at a1 square
It's because black **can** and **is able to** just decide NOT to push the other pawn, but play a queen move instead. Thus making it a draw.
@smarika8830 Here is what happens if white decides to play h4 and capture c4 pawn first:
1. Kxe1 Qa1
2. h4 Qa2
3. h5 Qa1
4. h6 Qa2
5. h7 Qa1
6. h8=N Qa2
7. Ng6 Qa1
8. Ne5 Qa2
9. Nxc4 Qa1
10. Na5 Qa2
and now you can't capture the b3 rook with your knight because it is guarded by the black queen on a2 square and hence the game is a dead draw!
if the pawn moved h4 then the knigth killing the rook protecting pawn will be mate
@arnabbagchi7608 I didn't quite understand that. Can you please elaborate.
good puzzle
btw if the passed pawn moved 2 steps then you could just take the c4 pawn
Thanks @crustaceanking9774 :)
Here is what happens if white decides to play h4 and capture c4 pawn first:
1. Kxe1 Qa1
2. h4 Qa2
3. h5 Qa1
4. h6 Qa2
5. h7 Qa1
6. h8=N Qa2
7. Ng6 Qa1
8. Ne5 Qa2
9. Nxc4 Qa1
10. Na5 Qa2
10:35 Rook h6
Perfect! 👏
Good job @The_eN_ 😊
Very excellent. I solved it in minutes once I figured out 2.h4 would lead to a draw. 2.h3 is, effectively, a waiting move, without which it's not possible to deliver Checkmate. For the record, it's a mate in 16 moves; I played 8.Ng6 Qa2; 9.Ne5 Qa1; 10.Nd7! (NOT Nc4???) Qa2; 11.Nc5 Qa1; 12.Nd7 Qa2; 13.Ne5 Qa1; 14.Nc4 Qa2; 15.Na5 Qa1; 16.Nb3#. The fact that Black is restricted solely to.....Qa1/Qa2 means that more than one road leads to Rome (yours & mine!). Well done to others who saw the whole structure of this great puzzle from start to scintillating finish.
Bruh that was my guess but it’s ok
Well done
@stephenwitherington879
I'm not even 400
@kaushikpatra7395 That's okay! Never forget, that even Grandmasters were once beginners. 😊
h3 u have to aim for c5, h4, u have to aim for c4. So doesnt matter
Capturing c4 first still won't work because now after the knight moves out of the pawn's way black has a choice of moving the queen instead of the pawn. Capturing on c4 first gives black control over the Zugzwang. This was the most interesting aspect of the puzzle..
You are absolutely correct @zetacrucis681 Good job!! 👏👏
@NamanChess - please refer to my other comment where I have tagged you and given you the variation of h4 c4 moves.
There isnt a knight
Puzzle of the day: Rh6
No way to stop checkmate other than sacrificing the queen to delay the inevitable.
King is stuck in zugzwang
Perfect! 👏
Good job @irritablebowelsyndrome69 😊
@@YouMeAndChess thank you
Rh6
h3 is the first move
Brilliant! @srihanpaperplanes6914 You sure do deep calculations in your game.
i somehow solved that
Wow! Amazing!! @comradeuseful9344
@@YouMeAndChess ty!!
U dont need a genius to solve this easy puzzle bcs black only can move a queen and a pawn
Geniusness doesn't lie in seeing the obvious but rather in exploring the nuances and subtleties that escape the casual eye.
easy
Cool! Were you able to solve it?
The first move is obiously K takes E1 . To take out the knight from the game but most importantly to block the pawn from promotion. So the passed pawn is now free to go. But the most important impirtan question is should it advance one step or two steps ? Coz the knight cant lose a tempo by its own. This is the only peace thag switches colours every single move. And off course the white king cant move as we know.
Very good analysis @AbouTaim-Lille 👏
So proud of you! I am sure you must have solved this challenging puzzle on your own since you have deeper understanding of the game. 😊
@You Me And Chess
To be honest I've already seen this puzzle long time ago alongside other chess puzzles. And actually I like Chess puzzles more than the chess game itself !! Coz I see that ot is close to the same idea of logic in my specialty mathematics.
I appreciate your honesty @AbouTaim-Lille 😊
banal
Well, if solving chess puzzles were banal, I guess we can all become grandmasters in our sleep! But hey, I appreciate your unique perspective on banality. Maybe we should start a 'Banal Chess Puzzles Club' for those who find brilliance in the mundane. 😉
@@YouMeAndChess Hey, sorry. It's just that this puzzle was quite trivial. Some chess puzzles are unimaginably difficult. Here black had no chance. I'm not a genius, but it was trivial.
Rh6, Qxh2#
Perfect! 👏
Good job @hannesrumpel4527 😊
@@YouMeAndChess ty
cool puzzle. bad explanation. both pawn moves work
The pawn double step does not work. You had to spend a move to make sure the queen was in the right place
@NamanChess Sorry if you didn't like my explanation style, but I really tried my best in explaining this difficult confusing puzzle in a simple language. Also, h4 move doesn't work. Kindly check the other comment where I have tagged you explaining the same.
@genericallygeneric69 your are right :)
Rh6
Rh6
Perfect! 👏
Good job @longkyo1988 😊