Congratulations for the study composer, wow such an unbelievable study, blows my mind, I am interested if Magnus how many time would need if he tries to solve this.
Hi. I have a puzzle which isn't brilliant but still really hard to find. I also have an endgame study which is rather nice. Can i submit those or do they have include a brilliant move?
K3k3/P7/2P5/8/8/7q/1Q6/8 b - - 0 1;;;;;; i have invente this easy puzzle;black to move in this postion black looks losing because there's 2 pawnsout but there's a combinasion to force draw y stalemate in 4
I notice this change of your last sentence. The previous version of your last sentence "and I will see you all in my next video, goodbye" sounds better than this version "and I will see you all in another video, goodbye" because the syllables per word only increase throughout the sentence in the previous version while in this version they decrease at the end which tends not sound as well. Do with the information whatever you want, but your last sentence is kind of a key part of your videostyle.
I did not guess the first knight underpromotion, but I did guess the other two. However, this puzzle is not a realistic situation. (I know this puzzle was not created by you.) The black bishop would not be in a corner with a hanging pinned knight in its diagonal with white to move. In a real game, the person playing black would capture the knight for a checkmate instead of moving another piece to allow white to defend.
Well, there is a way this position could be possible The previous move for black could have been king being on d1 and taking a rook on c1 (he had to take it since he was in check)
Bishop: traps knight on the edge of the board
Deez knights: no
Thats so immature but nice joke.
@@Hardjosh says flee the facility player
@@DonCorleone4 Lol Flee is a good game tho...
just bad updates.
This is waaaaay beyond what I could ever amount to, but boy was it interesting
true bro. I wouldve never been able to figure this out even in a thousand years. Indeed its a very interesting puzzle.
after the 3rd knight promotion i died
Same.
Obvious
promote 3 pawns into 3 knights. well done.
That possible stalemate position gave me a chuckle. Not very often you see a stalemate due to a piece being pinned.
my smooth brain understands, but would never be able to take advantage of this concept
Congratulations for the study composer, wow such an unbelievable study, blows my mind, I am interested if Magnus how many time would need if he tries to solve this.
Greatest plot twist ever
I actually found all brilliant and best moves for white, but couldn't see the great pawn move
“just a counting mistake”
-everyone GM of all time
Yes, study, yes
Hi. I have a puzzle which isn't brilliant but still really hard to find. I also have an endgame study which is rather nice. Can i submit those or do they have include a brilliant move?
mega unbelievably
Absolute chaos
not e4 e3 is draw right
lol that is easy. I stopped video at 0:29: Ok , i play e7 to e8 and take a knight. The rest takes too long to write but this is the first move.
K3k3/P7/2P5/8/8/7q/1Q6/8 b - - 0 1;;;;;; i have invente this easy puzzle;black to move in this postion black looks losing because there's 2 pawnsout but there's a combinasion to force draw y stalemate in 4
I notice this change of your last sentence. The previous version of your last sentence "and I will see you all in my next video, goodbye" sounds better than this version "and I will see you all in another video, goodbye" because the syllables per word only increase throughout the sentence in the previous version while in this version they decrease at the end which tends not sound as well. Do with the information whatever you want, but your last sentence is kind of a key part of your videostyle.
I did not guess the first knight underpromotion, but I did guess the other two. However, this puzzle is not a realistic situation. (I know this puzzle was not created by you.) The black bishop would not be in a corner with a hanging pinned knight in its diagonal with white to move. In a real game, the person playing black would capture the knight for a checkmate instead of moving another piece to allow white to defend.
Well, there is a way this position could be possible
The previous move for black could have been king being on d1 and taking a rook on c1 (he had to take it since he was in check)
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