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I'm like a little kid in the ... Thanks, I agree somewhat, I do watch a lot of editing CapCut videos on TH-cam, and they said... Warm Regards Dave, NZ.

Not a bad idea, however Black would have in that case, if it was, as it has been before, enpassant trick, h6 or h5 saves, but it isn't dxc6 in this position. Well Done, thank you, you look outside the square, which is very good for chess play. Regards Dave NZ.

Hi from NZ, the only thing is White in start up position, is clearly winning, and HeHe, can easily win in all methods such as mopping up Queenside Pawns. Warm Regards & Thanks For Your Input Dave NZ.

I like your statement, and for clarification of your en passant comment, it's not (HeHe) Draughts must take. It is though, only available to capture en passant, at (in this case) white's next move, and white's next move only, not after the fact, ie white's 2nd move from ...c5 is not possible anymore, ever in that game. I also really like your chess aptitude, and your chess detective aptitude, that makes you (at least raw talent) a very good player to discern same. As for 1. Qd2, you are absolutely correct! Well Done. Regards Dave NZ, and Thank You.

its not a must, did you watch too much youtube shorts?

​@@hino6147 its a Joke I have 1650 elo in chess and I know that en passant isnt forced

@@user-dj1hk7eb4x cool. mine 1450

Fantastic! Regards Dave NZ.

WOWEEEEE! Well done, must be good at Maths! & Chess. And Patience, as often in chess we try and do something. Regards Dave NZ.

Hi there, well done to find a three mover. Sometimes in chess, it's best not to try too hard. Look for geometry and zugzwang type moves. Hit Black's soft spot defenses all in one, is my big clue. I will answer it if you want me to, but if I was coaching you, which I kind of am, I'd say to you to persevere, with some assistance. Answer for you on that, is below in this text, but think of trying to find it, it's far better for your overall confidence in chess, and etc. So, the solution is below, a few paragraphs down, but I personally would keep trying, even go away from it, and think on something else... Regards Dave NZ Please try to solve, or answer below.... . . . . . . . . . . . \. .. . . . . . . . . . . Qd2!

Let me help you. You recognized that it will be a queen checkmate already. Thats a good start. Now think in those squares that you want to acces with your queen for the check.. those squares are clearly on the black squares long diagonal (b2, c3, d4). So now think a square that having your queen in that position will grant you access to those squares (that is d2, from it, you can go to any of the others 3) After black advances any pawn (a3, b4, c5) will leave an unprotected square previously said, and your next move will be queen to that unprotected square, getting the checkmate. Bit harder, your queen from d2, also attacks h6 square. Black could also move that pawn on h7 to h6, and you gt your queen there, and also another checkmate. Hope i clarified it for you

I wish we could, HeHe, your name is great, maybe magical, so with your name, it's rather possible. Chess though infinite, is very finite at times. I like the clarity of this position. Often in chess, we try and break in too often. Although there are quieter methods, me, myself and I, prefer Crashing In, but can say, maybe it's not best! Regards Dave NZ.

I might be misunderstanding, but he said 2 moves and your idea is 3 moves, or I missed something?

'Sac the queen d6' --- I can say this is one method that would win OTB (over the board) however the goal here is to achieve it in 2 moves, which is really three moves altogether (W, B, W). I personally know the frustration of solving problems, and I can say there is a correct method. If you're moving the pieces around where you are, then try just looking at the chess position, as we can't see through our hands, one of my chess principles, trust yourself, and trust your wonderful brain. Find some more candidate moves, which Qxd6 (Your Move) is indeed a candidate move, and a very, very good one, but not the correct one for this solution, but very good to even think Queen Sacrifice! Please Remind me to not play you!!). Regards Dave NZ.

@@hellsing1009 Sorry, you're right, it's two white moves till checkmate. When I looked at this first on Facebook, last night, I said, Maybe the board (HeHe) is round the other way, as I felt it was a trick, but soon after discovered black has promotional and other opportunities. Thank you for your input, and go well in your chess, thanks, thanks, thanks, please stay on board here, I appreciate it. Regards Dave NZ

And?

​@@BorisMistrzu Qg5?

It still not checkmate

Ok i got it, Qd2, if a2 Qb2# Qd2 if h6, Qxh6#

WOW, WOW, WOW! Excellent, well done. A well-known chess player on Facebook, worked it out in 2 seconds, or less, how long did it take you roughly? Thanks, Regards Dave NZ.

The Champions Of Chess. Thanks Warm Regards Dave NZ.

@@ChesswithDaveNZ then what after Kh5?

@@entertainingvideos1351 Hi there from NZ, sorry what's the question, there are different moves here for me/white. I played one, and my opponent went wrong, which is a bit naughty of me to place yet another obscure one on here, but I need to keep you all alert!! Yes my opponent lost in about two moves, and resigned, but could've played better from here, than they did, as I more or less mentioned in that my opponent 'fell for my wee Weegenaar trap' Regards Dave NZ.

@@ChesswithDaveNZ When the guy said pawn, I assumed he meant g5 🤔

@@entertainingvideos1351 Completely different than when TH-cam Admin heard it, they thought... and it was held for review. Pawns are the greats of the chessboard. The continuation here, for your record was Qf8+ Rg7?? g5+ and Black resigned. I try to make them clearer my personal tactical carry-ons, however they can be a tad, mercurial. One OTB of mine is coming up shortly. That one (at least) is clearer than this one. Important for me to remember, to involve more with easier concepts. Regards, and thanks for being great Dave NZ.

Not quite what I played, but ok, I tend to want to keep the Queen on the board here but I can say your move does threaten Rh5!!# (Checkmate) however it gives Black choice to capture. Regards Dave NZ, and Thanks.

Hi from Christchurch, NZ, that's what I played, it wasn't exactly easy post the sacrifice, appreciate you saw my move too. Regards Dave NZ.

What? NZ? Or? Australia? HeHe?! Regards Dave NZ.

Oh, thank you so much, it means I can still play chess, that it's what you would play to. Well Done Also. Regards Dave NZ.

By the way, I like (your) the etc!

With light squared bishop King can't run, I think can delay abit by saccing the knight but it all ends up in mate, with the rook coming in.

@@getthelyricsright3889 my opponent played after our move, Qf3 and resigned at the very same time). Thanks so much, warm regards Dave NZ.

Hi. I don't know sorry. I have been as high as 2286 for Rapid in NZ, if that helps, although once I played more after that, my rating went down, as it does alot on Lichess and Chess.com. Regards Dave NZ.

Wow, thanks so much. Regards Dave NZ.

I think I like CapCut better than Chess. Warm Regards ~ Dave NZ.

@@ChesswithDaveNZ Feared you'd quit TH-cam! where have you been?

@@entertainingvideos1351 Hi from Christchurch, where it's raining, yum. I'm laughing again, with your comment. I have so many shorts on here, whereby my pawns are at it again, and were just now on Lichess, thinking, do I place that one too? Oh bother. I'm actually fearful (HeHe) of over-being on here! Regards Dave NZ.

Hi there, this is an outtake, and I just noticed your comment, Yes Rb7 is Checkmate. Warm Regards Dave NZ.

I just laughed then. Thanks, I appreciate it. Tomorrow, he turns 61 and one month old. My Hero.

Hi there from Christchurch, if you mean Qxh7 checkmate, then you're completely right. Warm Regards Dave NZ.

If Bxh7, that leads to a great position for White too. Yay.

Hi there from Christchurch, Qxh7 Checkmate, is the move I played too, so it must be (HeHe) Correct!! Warm Regards and thanks for agreeing with me, Dave NZ.

Hi there, hope you're well. I thought (and kept thinking it) your move too, however, Nh6 is impossible, as now White's in Check! Oh Bother. I didn't work this one out, properly. now in my Knightmares, and that isn't a clue. Thanks Again. Regards Dave NZ.

​@@ChesswithDaveNZOh yes..... figures. I never solve your puzzles ;-)

@@entertainingvideos1351 Now, now, I say, keep being positive about your chess, I keep being positive too, just remember, I didn't work this one out. HeHe at ME. Warm regards (although Christchurch today, 7.57am, has its first frost, and still shy NZ of Winter by a few weeks) Dave NZ. Thanks Again.

Hi there from Christchurch NZ. It is one of my main music backgrounds, not mine, but gained from the net. It's called 90's Game. Thanks for the comment of play, really appreciate that. Warm Regards Dave NZ.

@@ChesswithDaveNZ much appreciated sir! The game and the music are both amazing, keep up the good work!

@@user-kc2jp7vk6x Wow, Thanks so much+++. Regards Dave NZ.

WOW! A Big Thanks Your Way!! Regards Dave Chch, NZ. Two new 2/1 games played this morning @ Lichess with 1st Coffee.

Awesome idea, Qd6 is better than my Qe5, whereby White in this 2/1 bullet game, could've played in defense Qd1, although didn't, however with thought, checkmate will occur for the second player (((me))). After White's move Bxc5, checkmate soon appeared on the board in Black's favour. Happy Day, and Regards, from Dave Chch.

Thanks, didn't know you post answers. Came to see if someone figured it out. I was looking for checks and forced combos so was stumped by such a simple move.

@@entertainingvideos1351 The simple moves are the ones I find hard to find, that's why I started this format of 'I was looking, then I saw it', as some I've placed, are really obvious and basic. The other main thematic signatures of mine are 'The old double discovery check checkmate strikes again', and also 'My Pawns are at it again Chief.' Warm regards Dave NZ. & Thanks Again.

Hi from NZ, I will give my moves below for you. . . . . . . . . . .. . I played 1 ...Qxc3 (W) played bxc3. 2 ...Ra1+ Kb2 3 ...R(8)a2+ Kb3, now I played 4 ...Rxf1. Here White cannot avoid losing 'another' piece, as after Kxa2 I have 5 ...Rxf2+, and upon Bxf1 I have Rxf2. Warm Regards Dave NZ.

I recognized your name. Thanks. I hope you all are well, etc. Regards.

Thanks for that warm friendly feedback. We all love Garry. Regards Dave New Zealand 🇳🇿

I just started laughing. Thanks, Warm Regards Dave NZ, now at 1:58am, Friday, I should get some shut eye, but again, thanks, they're pretty good aren't they? The program I use is CapCut.

@@ChesswithDaveNZ Oh the actual woman is fake? thought was an actress mouthing to your AI voice 🤯

@@entertainingvideos1351 Maybe, just maybe, I might be wrong for once? HeHe. I love CapCut, I have yet another short, short to go on now, still haven't retired for the evening, almost breakfast. Regards Dave.

Thank you for your input, I appreciate it. You are correct with the winning method here, according to a very strong New Zealand FM. He suggested Bxa6! also. I here played the move b5, which he agrees, works too. Not sure what Stockfish would play here for White? I haven't checked same, as too scared to find out. Regards Dave NZ.

Nice thank you

@@gravitraxrocker I thank thee.

Fantastic, it's very easy to want to pounce in chess, however. Thanks, warm regards Dave NZ.

Great, well done. Regards Dave NZ.

Yep, then the discovery, well done, thanks, it's Bh4+ by the way and then White played Kh2 Bf2+ Qh5, Rxh5#. Regards Dave NZ.

Yes, I really like these types of things in chess, strangulation. Well Done, thanks alot. 10 minutes chess video just loading now. Warm Regards Dave NZ.

Yes exactly, that's what I played, then Black played a2, and I merely went checkmate. Thanks. Warm Regards Dave NZ.