Another 4×4
Mate in two. Like in 4×4, there are four white chess pieces here, and the same number of black ones.You […]
Mate in two. Like in 4×4, there are four white chess pieces here, and the same number of black ones.You […]
This is a standard mate-in-two puzzle.It’s White to move — find the key move that forces checkmate on the next
Seems like a natural and common position. Is the solution a self-evident move?
Tip: Try to find the move Black would play now — if it were Black’s turn.
Any move that White plays, except the winning move, will allow Black to beat him later in the game.