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| Puzzle | Created | Info | Color | Moves | Comments | Difficulty | Solved/Tried | % | ||||||
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7158 | 06-Nov-08 | I don't have time to make a good puzzle... How many ways can you take a queen? | W | 2 | 0 | chess puzzle #7158
| 59 / 60 | 98% | ||||||
7072 | 03-Nov-08 | Mor - Mart, Isreal 1969 (Something that could have happened if White went Kxf3 instead of Kf1) | B | 4 | 0 | chess puzzle #7072
| 49 / 60 | 81% | ||||||
7020 | 02-Nov-08 | W | 7 | 0 | chess puzzle #7020
| 95 / 103 | 92% | |||||||
7018 | 02-Nov-08 | Chepukaitis - Bagirov, Baku 1957 (It was actually black's turn at this moment.) | W | 3 | 0 | chess puzzle #7018
| 29 / 103 | 28% | ||||||
6752 | 21-Oct-08 | How to gain access, the harder way. Improved by: im_sonoftal (mate in 4), im_sonoftal (mate in 5) More solutions: tugger, kingdawar | W | 4 | 0 | chess puzzle #6752
| 25 / 34 | 73% | ||||||
6712 | 19-Oct-08 | W | 5 | 0 | chess puzzle #6712
| 24 / 57 | 42% | |||||||
6426 | 07-Oct-08 | Position the Bishops! Improved by: pierrequiroule (mate in 10) More solutions: codebreaker, paranoidyoshi, pierrequiroule, kingdawar | B | 10 | 0 | chess puzzle #6426
| 9 / 25 | 36% | ||||||
6352 | 04-Oct-08 | So many pieces! Whatever will you do? | W | 2 | 2 | chess puzzle #6352
| 93 / 135 | 68% | ||||||
5926 | 05-Sep-08 | I forgot the original position, but you just have to maneuver the king to the right spot. Improved by: codebreaker (mate in 4), jalis999 (mate in 6) More solutions: eljack | B | 4 | 0 | chess puzzle #5926
| 18 / 25 | 72% | ||||||
5831 | 28-Aug-08 | A position I found in a book that didn't have to do with chess. I completely forgot the position, bu… | W | 3 | 4 | chess puzzle #5831
| 1362 / 1439 | 94% | ||||||
3289 | 20-Mar-08 | W | 2 | 0 | chess puzzle #3289
| 25 / 47 | 53% | |||||||
3129 | 12-Mar-08 | A position from a game i had yesterday. I don't remember the exact position, but the idea was the sa… More solutions: jalis999 | W | 5 | 1 | chess puzzle #3129
| 528 / 777 | 67% | ||||||
3045 | 06-Mar-08 | jdh71 (1658) vs. jalis999 (1429) (With a bishop on b2 removed) Improved by: undoubtedly0 (mate in 3) More solutions: undoubtedly0, kingdawar | W | 3 | 0 | chess puzzle #3045
| 248 / 527 | 47% | ||||||
2827 | 22-Feb-08 | W | 5 | 0 | chess puzzle #2827
| 447 / 694 | 64% | |||||||
2590 | 08-Feb-08 | A very basic checkmate, but a very important one non the less. Improved by: kingdawar (mate in 2) | W | 2 | 0 | chess puzzle #2590
| 621 / 840 | 73% | ||||||
2402 | 29-Jan-08 | W | 3 | 0 | chess puzzle #2402
| 923 / 1021 | 90% | |||||||
2374 | 27-Jan-08 | Very unreal situation, still quite fun. Can White avoid the many checkmates? | W | 4 | 0 | chess puzzle #2374
| 1084 / 1899 | 57% | ||||||
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