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| May-11-10 | | felixd: It's the same thing as yesterday... At least it is always a beautiful mate to see. |
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| May-11-10 | | randomsac: Philidor's again...Still instructive for seeking variants of the same mating theme. |
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May-11-10
 | | johnlspouge: Tuesday (Easy)
Robatsch vs Bisguier, 1962 (38...?) Black to play and win.
Material: Up a P. The White Kh1 is stalemated. Today is another variant of Philidor’s legacy. Candidates (38...): Qg1+
38...Qg1+ 39.Rxg1 Nf2# |
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| May-11-10 | | Patriot: This took about the same time to solve as yesterday (~3 seconds). I guess doing about 70,000 chess emrald puzzles is paying off...lol. |
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| May-11-10 | | A Karpov Fan: again? got it |
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| May-11-10 | | Marmot PFL: The same as Monday. I would hope I could find something for black with a white knight sitting on a1! |
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May-11-10
 | | chrisowen: A sore batch of sacs hands back the cutting edge freeing Arthur, the king is an island. Pick the Spanish flor noes Knight rounds him off after queen gone leg ending it tightening black court. Establish castle cull witch and 0l wen 39..Nf2# steps up next. |
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| May-11-10 | | TheaN: Tuesday 11 May 2010
<38....?>
Target: 1:25;000
Taken: 0:11;072
Material: Black up, ♙
Candidates: Qxg2†, <[Qg1†]> -ML-
Woah. What's this? Extended Monday? I thought it was supposed to be Qxg2† with an involved sac leading to the Queen regain or mate in the end, but the current puzzle is a two-mover! <38....Qg1† 39.Rxg1 Nf2‡ 0-1> with instead of a pawn on h2 a Black Bishop on g3 involving smothered mate. This is very weird, this is not Tuesday level. What does surprise me is the terrible position of White. I have bad games, but this is everything. A pawn down, facing an attack and worthless pieces. Time to check what happened here, and what made CG decide to use this as Tuesday puzzle rather than to safe it for next week. |
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| May-11-10 | | YouRang: Shame if you miss this if you saw yesterday's puzzle. |
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| May-11-10 | | fouard: Must be smothered-mate week. 38...Qg1+ forces 39 Rxg1 Nf2++ |
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| May-11-10 | | VincentL: "Easy".
I saw this instantly, as I imagine did everyone else: 38.... Qg1+ 39. Rxg1 Nf2#.
I am not normally one to criticise CG - I think they do a great job. But this puzzle is not even Monday level. |
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| May-11-10 | | LIFE Master AJ: 38...Qg1+; and 39...Nf2#. (Or 39. White resigns?!?) |
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May-11-10
 | | kevin86: smothered mate theme-queen sac + white's forced occupation of g1. Mate in two |
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May-11-10
 | | doubledrooks: I'm having a case of deja vu. |
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| May-11-10 | | Bobsterman3000: This one looks like a helpmate, Bisguier just invited a big corner attack where he could be bottled up with no help... |
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| May-11-10 | | zanshin: Cool! Smothered mate week! |
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May-11-10
 | | laskereshevsky: Its fine that the final combination work even if we took away the pawn G2 from the board... 38. ...♕g1+ 39.♖xg1 ♘f2+ 40.♔g2 ♗h3#
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| May-11-10 | | rapidcitychess: Tuesday
Easy
38...?
A Semi smothered mate seems to be in store...
Candidate(s):38...Qg1+
38...Qg1+! attracting the rook and 39.Rxg1 Nf2#
Too easy, even for a Tuesday. |
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| May-11-10 | | jsheedy: Not even a minor challenge today. |
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| May-11-10 | | James Bowman: Deja vu? About 4 seconds but still fun. Like those smothered mates. |
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| May-11-10 | | ruzon: <turbo231: What about yesterday's puzzle 8 pages of kibitzing isn't that a record?
Usually it's 3 pages. Maybe it's because of the world championship, I'm curious. But looking back at the last 5 puzzles there all 2 or 3 pages. What was it about yesterday's puzzle?> Yesterday's puzzle was previously a Game of the Day, so most comments were not posted yesterday. |
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| May-11-10 | | chessgolfer: It took about 15 seconds to register (guess i'm getting old). Candidate move.. Qg1+ and it is over. Seems it is smothered mate week, at least thus far. |
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| May-11-10 | | wals: Rybka 3 1-cpu: 3071Mb hash: depth 16:
White's decline. Material even.
-0.62 26.f3.better Nb3, -0.09.
-1.85 29.Qc1. better Be3, -0.77.
-2.17 30.Rd1. better Rf2, -1.85.
-3.34 31.Nf1. better Ng4, -2.17
-5.11 33.Nxg3. better Be1, -3.60. (up a Knight)
-9.18 34.Bf1. better Rg1 -3.45.(A Knight for a pawn)
-(#11)36. Qa3. better Nc2, -8.92.(down a pawn)
Black stumbles. (up a pawn)
-11.21 36...Bd7. better Bxg2, -(#11)
White, down a pawn.
-(#6) 37.Qd3. better Be2, -10.51.
-(#2) 38.Be2. delaying #, Be3 or Qe3, -(#6). |
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| May-11-10 | | DarthStapler: Got it easily |
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Sep-14-12
 | | FSR: The Art of Checkmate. I think Bisguier vs Larsen, 1965 really deserves that one, but I see I've already submitted that game under "The Art of War," and CG.com won't let you submit a game for GOTD twice. |
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sac: 38...Qg1+