A Chess Puzzle To Impress Your "Friends" 😉
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Puzzle FEN:
8/1PPP4/6p1/6Pk/7p/5P1P/6PK/2q5 w - - 0 2
Puzzle Details:
Mikhail Afanasievich Zinar, 1983
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Amazing stuff... I wish the last pawn would have promoted into knight, though. That would have been hilarious!
That's what I thought he was gonna do. 🤣🤣
@@johnathanpatrick6118 "Allumwandlung" I think would be the term.
Still pretty cool. In fact I think I saw more puzzles like the one you describe than a Bishop +2 Rook promotion
*rooks are something else to say as well to promote* !!
What I was expecting.
In my youth I was a brilliant chess player. Now I'm in my sixties and haven't played for years, however, watching your channel has made me love chess again. Thank you!
Whoever came up with this puzzle is a genius.
G2-G4 CM ONE MOVE
@@brianbeowulfhazelett8931 you might want to look up "en passant"
@@brianbeowulfhazelett8931 En Passant, not checkmate
@@brianbeowulfhazelett8931 wow, u just break the whole puzzle in one move
@@brianbeowulfhazelett8931 now i read more comments and get to know that if u play g2 to g4 he will do En passant (taking your pawn on g4 by moving h4 to g3 and checking your king) It is a chess rule very less peole know
I was hoping the third underpromotion would be the knight
I like how friends is in quotation marks 😂
I thought i am the only one noticing that
you know you can't flex out your ''Grandpa' haha
Damn, he knows I got no friends :/
The only way the puzzle could have been better is if you needed a knight as the last under promotion.
Agreed. I was a little disappointed when that didn't happen 😂
Puzzles that showcase every underpromotion are rare but we have seen quite a few of those on this channel I believe :)
@@shoopi1234 Yes I saw one that required each under promotion depending on what the opponent did. It was published a year ago with the title: 5 Chess Problems I Promise Will Blow Your Mind.
*could've looked better, still rook isn't a queen anyway
So, you like knight underpromotions, eh?
N7/PPPPPPPP/K1k3rB/b1pnnb1p/8/1r6/8/8 (FEN notation. William Shinkman (1908), corrected by A. Chéron)
I always learn a lot from these puzzles. Thank You Nelson!
was sure it was going to involve a forced en passant by pushing G2 > G4
That is what I thought since it would put the other king in check and then get the pawns into a queen to check him again. And it would stop the other queen from doing anything and constantly being put into check.
Then black plays G3 if white plays G4 , and ultimately black wins by giving multiple checks
G2G4
I was hoping the winning move would be g4 to provoke en passant
i think that just loses. En passant check then ...Qxc7 and black stops all of the pawns
Chess is not just a game, it's an art and a science.
What amazes me is who composes these puzzles, and how the hell do they do it? How many hours does it take to test all the possible moves and narrow it down to just one solution?!
Mikhail Afanashievich Zinar
You go in reverse order. Create or find an easy puzzle, with some trick, and add previous layer to it. That is just one of the ways
A chance to get 3 queens and yet the best White can do is stalemate or be perpetually checked if he does...🤣🤣...chess is funny like that sometimes. Nice puzzle, Nelson.
One passed white pawn on 7th rank vs. a black one on the 2nd rank on a different file usually draws by force. And 3 queens is usually asking for stalemate
"Friends"?? 😢
I play chess because I don't have friends
Nice presentation. I still think stalemate is a stupid rule, but it does create some interesting and challenging situations.
1:55 "...and we can't ever get away from the Czechs!"
Those darn Czechs...
the video title is so relatable!!
4:32 2. d8Q Qxg2+!! 3. Kxg2 - stalemate.
Great! Now I just need friends.
Black about the three queens be like: *we do not care*
ha! ha! ha! 😹🤪
I love these situations where you literally become too powerful to win the game. 😆
AMAZING CHESS PUZZLE by me:
It's short but cool
White: Kd1, Bd6
Black: a2, Kb2, Na4
White to play and draw
Every white's move is forced
Good luck
Cool puzzle :)
Nice! Got it first try
I think I got it too
Be5+ is a draw because you can put your bishop to a1 and there is no promotion
I think I've seen that position before. The solution is very familiar.
I've wondered if there was ever a position where you should make a bishop or a rook. Well.
It would’ve been so poetic if the only way to solve the third pawn was to under-promote to a knight
Chess vibes may not be pregnant but his puzzler
6am comment be like
???
4:17 Does only ... Qe1+ work, not ...Qa1+ as Qb1 creates a Mitrokhian deflection?
Title says "friends" with quotation marks because it knows that we don't have real friends
And what if we push the g2 pawn to g4? And then we can promote the d7 pawn to a queen checking the king
What a strange game! Thank you, Nelson.
White king: I love you, my queen, but you're just too powerful
I might just be missing something obvious, but how is 1:18 a stalemate, can't the Black King move to H6
(edit) nevermind realized the pawn is covering H6 lol, it's 3 in the morning so I'm tired
Why not push the G pawn to G4 and then play it out from there? It's faster and less chances to screw up.
Black would play en passant with check
Coolio! I guess a lot of people think of choosing a Queen [I probably would!]. It's the affect language has on us too. 'Promote' maybe should be used as the norm, as 'queening' is the problem, innit?!
Seems to suggest that when considering promotion it should be looked at from lowest to highest rather than queen and down.
Would have liked to see why G4 didn’t work
...hxg3+ e.p.
(In layman's terms, Black takes en passant with check.)
Here a chess puzzle i made when i was bored.
White’s Pieces: Knight on c4, Bishop on d4, 2 rooks on c3 and d3, and King on h1.
Black’s Pieces: King on b8, and 3 pawns on a7, b7, and c7.
White to move and win.
Find Mate in 3.
@mythbusters866nice! What happens if Ka8?
@mythbusters866 nice! And what happens if Kc8?
@mythbusters866 nice 👍
Bxa7, Kxa7 Ra3+,Kb8 Rd8#
@@CMPomozi 👍
A bit of a bait and switch. The cover image had white's pawns already promoted.
Deviously brilliant!
Why can't you win by moving Pawn G2->G4? This checks black, so black king moves to G5. Then, white can move pawn D7 to D8, promote to Queen, and check. Black is forced to move the king. Then, you move and promote another pawn of your choice.
Black also has hg: en passant and check. Black then has eternal checks.
Was I missing something by moving the pawn to g4 initially?
You can also push the g2 pawn to g4
I got the same idea. I wonder if something prevents this line ...
then black wins with hxg3+, Kxg3 Qg1+, Kf4 Qxg5+, Ke4 Qe7+, Kf4 Qd6+, Ke3 Qxc7
@mythbusters866 I messed up the notation
black can just en passant
Why wasn't pawn to G3 explored? The king takes the pawn on G4, pawn moves to G8 and becomes a queen, simultaneously checking the king the via the diagonal, and black's queen cannot do anything about the check because it can't block the check. This would force the king to either go back to the h file (something that then would result in another check via the newly promoted queen moving to h8) or the f file (which then white would head to c8 and promote, checking the king and taking the queen) either way, white would win.
i was thinking about g3 too. but not this way. i think you got some notation typos in your description. there is no pawn on g4 to take after g3 despite the white king is still on h2. the promotable pawns are on the b,c and d file, so very unlikely a pawn will promote on g8.
At 4:26 Black has Q:g2+ with stalemate right around the corner)
Good catch, I forgot about the newly promoted queen protecting the g5 pawn.
I would have moved the g2 pawn forward to put the black king in checkmate hoping the opponent is unaware of en passant
Why doesn't white just move pawn to g4 isn't that checkmate or am I missing something?
I watched half the movie, why not move G2 pawn to G4 check? King can only go to G5. Than D7 to D8, make queen, check? Rinse and repeat?
Whew ! That one is a lot of work and playing it out !!
I really did bite myself into this G4 to g2 forcing En Passant
Plz do more videos like this but "How to play as the Underdog" instead, it is way to ez to play as the winning side than at the loosing side. For example if White gets a rook, what is your best move to not loose :D
I would push the g pawn forwards two thus forcing en passant.
..., now what ... Probably OH D8 protect G5 AGAIN, stalemate, it has to be a rook to avoid that so E5 no longer works with the bishop capture and queen can run but no longer check. I guess the rooks and bishop can eventually win now.
The good old saying. You dont need a wife to live, you need a castle to live
This is another example of how chess has infinite possibilites.
Well, technically speaking, no. However, the number of possibilities is bigger than the number of particles in the universe.
No, it has finite possibilities.
As long as you include the 50 move rule, there are a finite number of games.
But it's a very large number and crucially not infinite.
@@christopherheckman7957 my bad😓😓
Nah our bro hit us with the “friends” in the title
It's a mate in 20:
c8= R Qf4+ Kh1 Qe5 b8= B Qa1+ Kh2 Qd4 d8= R Qf4+ Kh1 Qb4 Rf8 Qe1 Kh2 Qe7 Rcd8 Qg7 Rde8 Qd7 Rh8+ Kxg5 f4+ Kf6 Rhf8+ Qf7 Be5 Kf5 Rxf7+ Ke4 Rd7 g5 Bg7+ Kf5 Rd6 g4 Rf6#
what abt g4+? blacks only options are Kxg5 and hxg4 e.p., both of which remove the stalemate threat
AMAZING!
5:52 why you didn't move to Rh8 if that happenedes king must move to Kxg5 and then you move bishop to Bxf4 and the king must capture it, so it's a rook endgame. (white wins)
white's king is in check ;)
Wow nice puzzle!
in the thumbnail it was checkmate in 1 for white cause it'd be queen to g4 mate
Thank you
I figured it out the first 5 seconds. Because you don’t promote at all
Put the king in check with the pawn by moving the two this is okay as it a first move on pawn black does en passant
White king has to move as it is check
thumbnail ; 3 quuens vs 1 .
actual video 3 pawns that queen is trying to stop
3:44 Qb2 is hard to find
er, e5 and A1 instead ? Yep, if you take with a queen B5 is still protected thus another stalemate ... Try the same under-promotion but to a bishop but I guess black STILL has another move ...
whats with pawn at g2 to g4 check? (g4+)?
How in the world would a chess board EVER get to this position?!
Very cool puzzle, thanks for sharing. :^)
Did not see. Amazing.
5:36 what if queen go to g1
Hi, and what happens if u move g2 to g4 ? Im noob so i want tu learn
I wonder whats happening with the 3 fisherman on puzzle Island 🤔
Please explain why moving the pawn on G2 to G4 won't win the game?
hxg3+ en passant and any reply allows Qxc7 and all the pawns fall because there are no pawn checks on the black king
Crazy!!!😱😱😱😱😱😱
"Friends"
The answer to all of these puzzles is to do the least obvious thing.
The problem with that is that there are alot of non obvious moves which you could make and you need to pick the right one
The pawn should become a rook
"friends" lol
The thumbnail is misleading, because Qg4 is mate.
Great Stuff
As a rookie I struggle understanding the stalemate concept. You say black has no moves left so it's a stalemate however in my mind that's a checkmate then. If black can't go anywhere without losing then they should lose. Why reward the losing player with a draw?
It's a sign of a badly designed game tbh. I think I'm going to change the rules of chess to make it better. I'm sorry chess fans but no one can stop this forced evolution, as if my design is better then people will choose to adopt it. You just have to learn to adapt to my vision of chess.
from the start I thought the answer was pawn to g4 but I was wrong
What if at 5:45 Black instead played Qe5+ (instead of Qf4+), couldn't black have forced a draw by checking between e5 and a1? Or did I miss something about that line?
i'm not very good at chess, but i think you could just block with pawn g3. if pawn takes Kg2. if queen takes then just Bg3. i didn't thought through it, but i think it should still be white winning.
edit: it's just Be5 because now bishop is not defending g5 and therefore no stalemate. but maybe someone could tell me if pawn g3 would also work after Qf4. this is my idea instead of Kh1
I would have moved pawn to G4 check
Impressionnant
“If you dont find this fashinating, maybe chess is not your thing” 😬
This situation is logically possible but also so funny. Coz how would the white have 3 pawns on the 7th rank and leave to black to promote his own pawn ? Coz the simplest idea is that the first pawn to reach the 7th rank promotes before the other 2 and then goes on to stop the black pawn.
Well I am shocked that the solution involved under-promotions
still think stalemate needs to be taken out of chess lol. its the only rule that makes 0 sense
After the first promotion just check... Forced move Kxg5 then D8 queen with check...
Could the G2 pawn not go to G4 and checkmate?
... Rook still protect C1 but avoids stalemate.
G5 is checkmate
G2 pawn to g4
This is easy y’all g4! 1:23 😅
I dont even like chess. But i watched it all and liked
Thumbnail had 3 queens, clickbait
I probably have done g2 to g4 check with pawn forcing the king to capture on g5 then you get your promotion with check bt that wouldn't work because of en pesaunt
Why is friends in quotation marks?