Hey chess lovers! 🙌 I recently came across this intriguing puzzle, and I couldn't wait to share it with you all. It’s Black’s turn to move, and guess what? Black can deliver checkmate in just ONE MOVE!

Hey chess lovers! 🙌 I recently came across this intriguing puzzle, and I couldn't wait to share it with you all. It’s Black’s turn to move, and guess what? Black can deliver checkmate in just ONE MOVE!

After sacrificing his Knight on f2, the game reached the above position where black can win by with a mate in 6. . Full game here . . . . . . . . . ! 31. ...Qe3+ a Queen sac to finish a brilliant game.

The 18th World Chess Championship was round robin tournament played by five participants following the death of Alexander Alekhine in 1946. This was won by Mikhail Botvinnik. Here is one of Botvinnik's

My first game against @jean1301. I played Black and picked the Caro-Kann against his e4. I liked the Caro since it can lead to similar structures as the London System which is my opening with White. Black

In the semifinals of the American Cup held in St. Louis, Wesley So beat US Champion Fabiano Caruana while Hikaru Nakamura won against Dominguez with Black. They will face each other in the finals of the

From my game in Lichess, white is already winning but here's a chance to open black King's position. ..17. Rfc1+ Kb8 18. Ba6 b6 is not that forceful. Find the mate in 6. Link to game.

Find the sequence for black to win a piece. Full game here.

Hello everyone, happy weekend! Here's a couple of puzzles from my game in Lichess 😀 My opponent blundered with Nc3. Black to move and win a piece. Find the mate in 3. Full game here:

Drawish game until my opponent blundered with Qd5 and the winning continuation for White is hard to miss.

Full game here.

White to move and win. Full game here.

Full game here.

Full game here

In the final round Carlsen won a brilliant game against Parham Maghsoodloo while close pursuers Artemiev lost to Caruana and Keymer drew against MVL. Thus Carlsen earned his fourth World Rapid title with

Find the best move for White to win quickly.

White sacrificed a piece to attack the Black King but Black was able to defend. After 1. Qxg4 White can still hold the game. But White moved 1. Re1? there follows 1. ...Qxe1? 2. Qxe1 Rd1 3. Qxd1 Nf2+ wins.

There's a few "mind-bending" puzzles that I've seen on Steem lately, so I wanted to throw one in that isn't too difficult while still being challenging enough and fun! In this position, black