White to move and checkmate in 6.
k1b5/1p1p4/1P1K4/3PB3/8/8/8/8 w – – 0 6
Checkmate in 6
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White to move and checkmate in 6.
k1b5/1p1p4/1P1K4/3PB3/8/8/8/8 w – – 0 6
This is too easy isn’t it? 😉
1. Kc7 2. Kxc8 3.+4.+5. d8Q 6. Kc7 while black’s moves are forced all the time. Of course white’s 4 last moves can be somewhat permuted.
That’s easy: 1.Kc7 d6 2.Kc8! and marching down with the d-pawn wins.
Kc7 d6
Kc8 de5
d6 e4
d7 e3
d8Q e2
Kc7#
1. Kc7 d6
2. Kxc8! dxe5
3. Kc7 e4
4. d6 e3
5. d7 e2
6. d8=Q and mate
1.Kc7 d6
2.Kxc8 dxe5
3.d6 e4
4.d7 e3
5.d8=R e2
6.Kc7#
Got it right away
1. Kc7 d6 (only move)
2. Kxc8 dxe5 (only move again)
3. d6 e4 (ibid)
4. d7 e3
5. d8=R (no sense in overkill) e2
6. Kc7#
Brad h.
1) Kc7, d6
2) Kxc8, dxe5
3) e6, e4
4) e7, e3
5) e8 (Q or R), e7
6) K moves#
very cool. nice choice susan
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1. Kc7 d6
2. Kxc8 dxe5
3. d6 e4
4. d7 e3
5. d8=R e2
6. Kc7++
1.Kc7 d6
2.Kxc8 dxe5
3.d6 e4
4.d7 e3
5.d8=Q e2
6.Kc7 mate.
1 Kc7 ! d6 (only move)
2 Kxc8 dxe5
3 d6 e4
4 d7 e3
5 d8/Q e2
6 Kc7 checkmate
This seems easier than normal- makes me paranoid.
1. Kc7 d6
2. Kc8 de5
3. Kc7 e4
4. d6 e3
5. d7 e2
6. d8Q#
1. Kc7 d6, 2. Kxc8 dxe5, 3.d6 e4, 4. d7 e3, 5. d8= Q (or R !) e2, 6.Kc7 check mate. Gabriel Curi, Fide Master, Uruguay
Kc7 d6
Kc8 de5
d6 e4
d7 e3
d8N e2
Nc7#
There is also a checkmate with a knight.
1. Kc7 d6
2. Kxc8 dxe5
3. d6 e4
4. d7 e3
5. d8=N e2
6. Ne6 e1=Q
7. Nc7 mate
This is easy, right. But don’t forget, there a millions of people out there who even can’t play chess…
Let’s teach them all!
okay
kc7 d6
kxc8 dxe5
kc7 e4
d6 e3
d7 e2
d8Q#
i agree with Anon 12:49