The Most Famous Chess Puzzle in Chess
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'The most famous chess puzzle in chess.' Well its not going to be 'The most famous chess puzzle in monopoly' is it?
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you said its white to move
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yea, lol, I like the word Paradox { < This is somewhat a Paradox on itself }
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That's what many Human Beings forget; that it's not always about Diffeculty, but also about Complicated- and Intern-Paradoxes.
And just Paradoxes.
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Hmmm... It might be The Most Famous Chess Puzzle in Chess for its Simplicity and ' Appearances are Deceptive ' synchronously, which Creates a Complicated Paradox[=the Reason why this is The Most Famous Chess Puzzle in Chess ], but this Most Famous Chess Puzzle in Chess is certainly not the Most Diffecult Chess Puzzle in Chess.
Still, Famous is Famous.
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No matter what, Black cannot loose in this scenario. The worst white can do is force a draw.
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? why is it a draw the qween can move right
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haha, thats why its important to guard your pawns toward the ending of games
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in above moves after 1. Kb7 ,Kg6 2. Kb6, a5 then?
deeptimanb 8 months ago
@deeptimanb The letters for chess notation do not start from right to left.
They start from left to right: a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h.
You may mean the following:
in above moves after 1.Kg7 Kb6 2.Kf6 h4 then?...
White must play 3.Ke5 and:
a/ if 3... Kxc6, then 4.Kf4 to take the Black pawn.
b/ if 3... h3, then 4.Kd6 to promote the White pawn.
ivanovitchs 8 months ago
what if black king goes to b6 in its first step? again black wins.. so it is impossible for white to draw..ha ha
kishanpatel2050 1 year ago
@kishanpatel2050 No, White draws in that case too. Please see: 1.Kg7 Kb6 2.Kf6, then: a/ 2... Kxc6 3.Kg5 (and the black pawn taken). b/ 2... h4 3.Ke5 (and again 2 ways of draw - White Queen or black pawn taken). Thank you for commenting.
ivanovitchs 1 year ago 3