Hi all,
I dont know if chess falls under "sports"; but its not exactly a computer game either. Anyway, chess is one of the - if not the only - game that I really love to play on a daily or weekly basis, so if there's anyone who has the same interest, perhaps you could solve the chess puzzles I'll be giving or maybe post some of yours? I'll be posting my ratings for the chess puzzles that Im giving out as I'll be doing them first GET YOUR CHESS SETS READY!
I'll begin today's chess puzzle:
Ratings: Quite easy
Black to play. This position is from the game Yusupov-Kasparov, Riga, Latvia, 1995. Here Kasparov found a quiet move that quickly gained a decisive material advantage. What did he play?
The positions:
White: Pawn b2, pawn c3, rook h1, king g2, pawn f2, bishop f3, pawn e4, pawn g3, pawn g5, queen e8
Black: Rook a7, queen b7, pawn b5, pawn c4, pawn e6, bishop e7, pawn f7, king g7, pawn g6, pawn h5
Enjoy! Solutions will be given later.
I dont know if chess falls under "sports"; but its not exactly a computer game either. Anyway, chess is one of the - if not the only - game that I really love to play on a daily or weekly basis, so if there's anyone who has the same interest, perhaps you could solve the chess puzzles I'll be giving or maybe post some of yours? I'll be posting my ratings for the chess puzzles that Im giving out as I'll be doing them first GET YOUR CHESS SETS READY!
I'll begin today's chess puzzle:
Ratings: Quite easy
Black to play. This position is from the game Yusupov-Kasparov, Riga, Latvia, 1995. Here Kasparov found a quiet move that quickly gained a decisive material advantage. What did he play?
The positions:
White: Pawn b2, pawn c3, rook h1, king g2, pawn f2, bishop f3, pawn e4, pawn g3, pawn g5, queen e8
Black: Rook a7, queen b7, pawn b5, pawn c4, pawn e6, bishop e7, pawn f7, king g7, pawn g6, pawn h5
Enjoy! Solutions will be given later.
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