CHESS PUZZLE, FEN rn2kbnr/pp3pp1/2Pp1q2/4p3/4P1bp/1B1P1NP1/P1P2PKP/RN1Q1RB1 b kq -

Added by:branneke
Added on:26-Oct-12
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More solutions:branneke, ericaalders
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chess puzzle rn2kbnr/pp3pp1/2Pp1q2/4p3/4P1bp/1B1P1NP1/P1P2PKP/RN1Q1RB1 b kq -
Attempts:32
Solved:31 (96%)
Black to move, mate in 3
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soultosqueeze
26-Oct-12, 13:56

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illegal position
hdgpille
26-Oct-12, 14:41

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e6
are you refering to white e6 pawn soul?  
soultosqueeze
26-Oct-12, 14:51

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^^ Are you kidding? What are you talking about?
I obviously mean the bishop on g1
hdgpille
26-Oct-12, 14:58

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oh, sorry, absolutely, but study also e6 pawn if it is in actual game, how come that i comes up already to e6? thats only my opinion
soultosqueeze
26-Oct-12, 15:25

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I have no idea what you are talking about. It doesn't make sense. There is no pawn on e6.
kingdawar
26-Oct-12, 15:32

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Use your imagination soultosqueeze! There is a pawn on e6.
soultosqueeze
26-Oct-12, 15:33

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Jedi mind tricks don't work on me.
kingdawar
26-Oct-12, 15:38

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Or get used to the fact that nobody on the internet can apply the algebraic notation correctly. He means the pawn on c6 which can plausibly come from b2. But the bishop on g1 and three solutions render this another useless entry.  
hdgpille
26-Oct-12, 15:47

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oops sorry, white pawn c6 i mean.
branneke
27-Oct-12, 01:00

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this is the game you can see the pawn on c6, I place the bishop there bicause the computer did something else, gameknot.com
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