qd6 is also a very indirect way to win: if pawn takes queen, white pawn e6, black pawn a2, promotes is mate, so black will play h5, white promotes to a queen, black king h7, queen g8, black king h6, queen g7 if black plays a7 or b6 or c5, queen back to e5 is mate if black plays h5, queen back to e5, black king h7, and queen g7 is mate another way is queen d7: if a7, queen b7 if b6,queen c6 if c5, queen d5 if h5 or h6, queen h6 i wouldnt havee found qd7 without taking a closer look
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
'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
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.
qd6 is also a very indirect way to win:
if pawn takes queen, white pawn e6, black pawn a2, promotes is mate, so black will play h5, white promotes to a queen, black king h7, queen g8, black king h6, queen g7
if black plays a7 or b6 or c5, queen back to e5 is mate
if black plays h5, queen back to e5, black king h7, and queen g7 is mate
another way is queen d7:
if a7, queen b7
if b6,queen c6
if c5, queen d5
if h5 or h6, queen h6
i wouldnt havee found qd7 without taking a closer look
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.
Damm i though it was on possant then check :(
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.
Qd2 would be correct but if Blacks last move was c5 the rules of chess state that if you can you must en passant which makes it mate in 4 i think
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
Qd2
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.
Need an answer. I can only solve in 3
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...
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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
Sac the queen d6 after pawn takes, advance the e6 pawn to queen and checkmate
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
Q-d2 then no matter what black does there is a mate in one.
WOWEEEEE! Well done, must be good at Maths! & Chess. And Patience, as often in chess we try and do something.
Regards Dave NZ.
Cant u just make the queen go down then turn right thats checkmate
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.
Qd2 and whatever black does is checkmate
Fantastic!
Regards Dave NZ.