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@amarendra4547 That is right! The game took place between Richard Reti and Savielly Tartakower, and Richard Reti played the brilliant moves.

The black queen can't take since the king has two attacks on him counting the room and bishop

Rd8#

The rock

Move the room to the other side of the board and it's checkmate cause they can't take the rook

If you play bishop g5 and not a5 then Rook D8 is checkmate

Rd8#

The rook can move to d8 and checkmate

@JuanSieiraGarcia I don't think that is possible, because it's a double check.

@458scuderia Yes, such time control is known as 'handicap time' in chess. Time handicaps are most often practiced in blitz games. The weaker player receives more minutes than the stronger player, which is a better way to favor lower-rated players. In this game, Bortnyk started with 1:30, while Magnus had 3:00, even though Magnus is the stronger player.

Bortnyk berserked, which gives him more tournament points if he wins, but less playing time. However, Magnus decided not to do this. Each player can decide this at the beginning of the game.

But you haven't answered it yet.

That is right.

Genuine question, why do y’all like playing chess when it seems like every game has already been played and you just have to remember moves from those games like a super computer? is the learning the fun part?

@@thomasfaraone4213no chess has only been fully solved for any 8 pieces on the board which takes up terabytes of data and remember chess notation is only a few letters long…

@thomasfaraone4213 Chess is far from being fully explored, even at the highest levels. While many classic games are studied, the vast number of possible positions (more than there are atoms in the observable universe) means there’s always room for new ideas and creativity. Players enjoy the challenge of outthinking their opponent, the beauty of tactical combinations, and the constant learning and improvement. It’s like solving a puzzle with endless possibilities!

@robertcooper1952 After Tal played pawn b2, Fischer resigned. Mikhail Tal won the match by resignation.

King is being checked and mated you can't move the rook when you are checked mate

With this move you lose the queen

You would loose your queen

Can't move its mate

knight attacks both of the squares

Well Bortnyk is a really strong Chess player/GM and extremely strong at bullet and blitz!

😂 That's a hilarious answer! Not quite what I was looking for, but great try!

He can just push pawn

Rook D1 is checkmate!!

😂😂😂

Then the bus driver is in trouble 😂