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Is this the shortest chess game you've ever seen? In this video, I share with you a short fun story/anecdote about a correspondence game played between James Franklin Campbell and Alan Ehrlich in 1990. Campbell was playing with the white pieces & Ehrlich was playing with the black pieces and they started with the modern defense chess opening. This was a long distance game & not a regular over the board game where both players sit at the Chessboard and play at the same time. Both players were using the postal method to make & communicate their moves to their opponent. In order to save some time & money for postage, black decided to make two moves at once. This is what white took advantage of & trapped the black bishop & rook. After which, Black resigned in only 2 moves & white won the game. This game teaches us an important lesson in chess. Whether you are playing as white or black, you need to consider your opponent's moves before making yours. No matter whether its the opening, middlegame or the endgame, every stage of the game is important. Eventhough this is an old correspondence game played via post, but the lesson is relevant even today. You need to keep this in mind even while playing a chess game online.
I also have an interesting Chess Puzzle for you at the end of this video. Let's see if you can find the best move for white in the given chess problem.
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@ChessTalk 4 года назад

Here's another Interesting Chess Story: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lGapV9XIoGk.html Do check it out !

@lucasmcclintock5910 4 года назад

Chess Talk just ask the opponent to forfeit. 0 moves

@naziamalik3347 4 года назад

When does the chess subscribers tournament start?

@thearyandwivedi2005 4 года назад

Puzzle answer Queen to f8+ he must have to take either by king or his rook , if rook captures, knight to e7, if king captures , pawn to rook to h8. In both cases, there is nasty checkmate.

@aryanshukla2022 4 года назад

Best channel for learning chess

@guru1824 4 года назад

I saw this video

@saahilbhagat4127 3 года назад

And I thought this would be some genius strategy turns out it was just a pre move error😓

@romilgoel4191 3 года назад

ヘ（。□°）ヘ

@romilgoel4191 3 года назад

But I think the puzzle is very nice. 😗😗 I am just a mortal having 1400 rating. :v

@yamazakikieju4418 3 года назад

Same

@abhinavabhi2531 3 года назад

Worst trick

@geminitv1676 3 года назад

So do I

@tylerross9706 4 года назад

That is hilarious, prehistoric premove!

@homelanderonly 3 года назад

Owh, i get it now. Thanks 🙏

@Pavankumr18 3 года назад

@@homelanderonly can u explain how

@triplesix9745 3 года назад

@@Pavankumr18 still waiting

@jeremythomas4744 3 года назад

@@Pavankumr18 when you premove, you dont use any time/0.01 seconds in some cases to make the next move. Usually done during bullet matches to save time or done by experienced people only. If you are beginner, dont premove. If you are intermediate, only premove recaptures of your pieces or unless your opponent has no other good/legal moves

@mikiellajurimocha991 3 года назад

Hikaru even fell for this

@kvom01 3 года назад

And they never played, or talked to, each other again.

@johnjohnbersabe9598 3 года назад

Hello how are you doing today keep me updated on your blogging. Can we be friends. Thanks

@Dudungbalut 3 года назад

@@johnjohnbersabe9598 yes

@Adriaati 3 года назад

@@Dudungbalut Yes

@Dudungbalut 3 года назад

@@Adriaati Yes

@Adriaati 3 года назад

@@Dudungbalut Yes

@kanikachaudhury1545 3 года назад

First, Qf8 check, if King takes f8 then rook to h8, checkmate. OR if rook takes f8, then knight to e7, checkmate.

@chimyshark 2 года назад

what puzzle are you solving?

@tonymountifield 2 года назад

@@chimyshark the one at 3:13 in the video

@chimyshark 2 года назад

@@tonymountifield thanks, I didn't knkow there were puzzles after the main game recap.

@erikjohnson9075 2 года назад

good, although tbh even ke6 and black is royally screwed (pun intended) it would be only 3ish moves to mate anyways

@masterayushchandrakar9815 2 года назад

Guru ji thanks kya bat kya bat🥳

@manakosammanaadhrikosam4571 3 года назад

@Chess Talk, here is the answer for today's puzzle Its a queen sacrifice. Qf8+ is the move. If black plays Kxf8, then Rh8# is a mate. If black plays Rxf8, then Ne7# is a mate. Raghu

@batman5754 3 года назад

I was thinking so hard to solve this. But you solved this easily, brilliant. As a beginner I can say we don't want to sacrifice our queen that is why I couldn't solve this easy puzzle

@deepanshurana6573 3 года назад

Yours is right but I was thinking that we place Nxe7 so best possible move is Rxe7 and capture N then white capture R by e7 and best move for black is Qxd6 and white got an advantage but yours is correct

@zgameworldyt8998 3 года назад

Amazing

@bryannolastnam7253u 2 года назад

I mis calculated i thought just Ne7 and black is forced to give up his rook and thres no mates because of the queen and rook a2 is always possible

@attrage7545 3 года назад

Great "moral of the story", beginners often make the mistake of simply trying to memorize moves to get a solid opening (I know I did as a beginner) - chess is memorization and pattern recognition, absolutely, but it's also intuitive, you must always react to your opponent's moves as well as applying learned tactics. Great video

@johnjohnbersabe9598 3 года назад

Hello how are you doing today keep safe always have fun

@chesstactics5796 2 года назад

I always play with my intuition.

@hiyo9144 2 года назад

I’ve been playing for about a month and I have a 600 elo just with intuition alone. I really need to find a good opening or strategy

@mathskafunda4383 Год назад

@@hiyo9144 That's not a good thing. At the 600 level you could play literally anything and win.

@aravpipada6978 4 года назад

The Answer to the puzzle: Qf8+ Black is forced to capture with either his king or his rook. If King takes then rh8 is simply checkmate. If Rook takes then ne7 is a checkmate.

@N00b369 3 года назад

ne7 isn’t checkmate, after kxqf8 and ne7 king takes knight, I think... right?

@Yolligraphone 3 года назад

@@N00b369 you wouldn't play ne7 after kxqf8, you'd play rh8#.

@petersblessing22 3 года назад

It could go two ways. I think if d king takes what u are saying is a brilliant idea but if d rook takes u could do Ke7. A check he can't escape.

@calsaw23 2 года назад

Wow nice job

@samayyadurgam8514 2 года назад

Good

@dr.gomathisivakumar9224 4 года назад

The answer to the puzzle is : 1.Qf8+ if the king captures with 1. .... K×f8 Then, 2.Rh8 is a checkmate. If the rook captures with 1. ..... R×f8, then 2. Ne7 is a checkmate.

@michaelkral 4 года назад

But that's not the best one

@michaelkral 4 года назад

To checkmate

@kartikaygupta7675 4 года назад

@@michaelkral then what it would be?

@michaelkral 4 года назад

@@kartikaygupta7675 I'd go queen F8, then no matter how black takes the queen, it's checkmate with knight or rook

@michaelkral 4 года назад

Forced mate is better than mate or win the queen and see

@shashvatyt4615 3 года назад

1.Qf8+ If king captures then Rh8(Checkmate) If rook captures then Ne7(Checkmate)

@sheshadriraji 3 года назад

Answer to puzzle: Qf8+ case 1: if Kxf8 then Rh8# case 2: if Rxf8 then Ne7#

@jasjotbhasin8077 4 года назад

The best move is queen to f8+

@siddharthkorukonda7662 4 года назад

@Chess Talk, here is the answer for today's puzzle Its a queen sacrifice. Qf8+ is the move. If black plays Kxf8, then Rh8# is a mate. If black plays Rxf8, then Ne7# is a mate. Watching your videos from across the globe

@happycat1435 3 года назад

i guess, HE7 is also a good move

@magnafire1 3 года назад

Such an easy puzzle

@apaarshrivastava 3 года назад

@@happycat1435 Wtf is HE7

@devchaudhary78 4 года назад

Puzzle: Qf8+ If he takes with rook then Ne7# is mate and if he takes with king then Rh8 is mate, Correct me if i am wrong thanks☺️

@pentuke1296 4 года назад

I think you want to say Ne7

@bhuvaneswaribalaji4832 4 года назад

Yes

@aaravchess4714 4 года назад

It was Ne7#

@binidrarajanidas3533 4 года назад

Right but is ne7#

@pentuke1296 4 года назад

@@binidrarajanidas3533 yes

@SatyamKumar-yl8qt 3 года назад

White was very smart😎😎 He took right advantage on right time.

@erickpoorbaugh6728 3 года назад

I think if players want to commit their next move, they should fold them up in a separate piece of paper that says “Do not open until you have decided your next move,” and include those papers even when they haven’t committed their next move so the opponent doesn’t know if they’ve committed a move or not (since in this case, if White knew Black had committed a move, he could probably guess it would be Bg7).

@sussybaka6076 4 года назад

This is actually a common bullet trick thats why I only premove recaptures and when im completely winning

@PsychoSledgeHammer1237 4 года назад

Same, I don’t like premoving anyway else

@fos1451 4 года назад

Sometimes I use premove to trick my opponent like move my king in the same place over again so he thinks he can get a draw and then move something else

@fos1451 4 года назад

@Gil Monteverde well, premove is very useful when the timer is very very low, sometimes it's the reason why you win, otherwise you lose, so I think it's still useful on bullet

@fos1451 4 года назад

@Gil Monteverde oh yeah, I thought you're talking premove as a whole. I would say it's still kind of useful but in opening and capturing but not as useful as in the endgame, I don't do it a lot but sometimes I just premove for knight just to save some time

@Dash-yh6md 3 года назад

“So how’d you lose” “I lost my bishop and rook”

@pranav9410 3 года назад

I think he could have captured the bishop

@kirangurdasani5234 3 года назад

Black resigned

@ALREADY_BROKEN78 3 года назад

Bh6 bxh6 and play bg7

@aadityashirke1236 3 года назад

@@ALREADY_BROKEN78 Black said to move Bg7 for any move that white makes, but because white played Bh6, black had committed to Bh7, so he loses the bishop, and the rook

@svayamshah6134 3 года назад

@@pranav9410 black played his bishop on g7 as a pre-move

@sanskarjalan7067 3 года назад

Only chess players playing bullet understands the pain when they premove but the opponent surprises with something they never expected....😟😟😟

@karthikgupta1141 3 года назад

This is a very easy puzzle!!! First, Qf8+ (Queen Sacrifice). The king will have no option but to capture the Queen (he cannot go to the h7 or h8 squares as it is guarded by the rook)... Next, Rh8# is an astonishing checkmate... Hope this is the correct answer. I love your videos bro... I have watched only like two videos of yours and I knew that I will love your channel... I subscribed immediately. Hope you keep entertaining us like this and everyone let's get CHESS TALK to 1M subscibers in the next month itself...!!!

@viksinha5410 2 года назад

Or if Rxf8 then Ne7#

@mysticdragonex815 3 года назад

Jokes on you, I resign when my opponent plays e4 as his starting move

@nicbentulan 3 года назад

Got so annoyed with e4 that I quit for chess960. Wait no same with d4 XD

@chocolatee31 3 года назад

lmao

@pogcow4178 Год назад

Jokes on you, I resign the second after my opponent takes his hand out wishing me "good luck"

@AyColeWoah 3 года назад

I think that is great strategy. Taking advantage of any flaw, no matter how small to win is all a part of being good at the game

@alexgutierrez4125 3 года назад

I kinda agree

@benjaminsmythe8967 3 года назад

It's a cheap strategy and a dumb move. But the guy was a drongo by allowing white to play any move and committing to Bg7.

@bsmartr806 3 года назад

You are probably no fun to play boardgames against, probably spend more time reading the rules and arguing then actually playing the game. This move by white is against everything competition/games were founded on.

@monmaxwitnaojulgri6032 3 года назад

@@bsmartr806 white bishop to h6 was not an illegal move... Go whine about your life sucks somewhere else

@Elharion2003 3 года назад

If it was competitive I wouldn’t care but if you’re playing for fun it kind of defeats the point

@lokeshsonawane1759 4 года назад

What if... White: Knight e7 Black: King f8 White: Knight takes Queen g6 double check with Knight and Queen... What will happen next...???

@aqwevtrj 4 года назад

Lokesh Sonawane there is r*e7 after q*e7 qe6 saves the game for black

@lokeshsonawane1759 4 года назад

Didn't saw that... Thanks 😊

@aaravsworld3112 3 года назад

Hello Sir I want tell the Answer to this puzzle ANSWER - 1. Qf8+ If black plays 1. Kxf8 Then 2. Rh8# And if black plays ( 1. Rxf8 Then 2.Ne7#) I loved this puzzle Thank you - Aarav Agrawal

@irisfleurmercado4691 3 года назад

this happend to me as well. When i put my Knight near the King sudennly he resigned because I blocked him from going strait so he can only go left or right

@ashajs5338 3 года назад

B9ooooooooooo

@ashajs5338 3 года назад

Follow👣

@ashajs5338 3 года назад

This is a joke

@patriot1303 4 года назад

Guarantee if Stockfish had black it would still win even being down those two pieces

@debosmitabhaskar2695 4 года назад

Queen to F8: will be the best move continuation for white.

@TECHNOGAMERIX 4 года назад

Solution to the puzzle : 1.Qf8+ if Kxf8 then Rh8# if Rxf8 then Ne7# Option 2 : 1.Ne7+ Rxe7 is forced then Qxe7 is material advantage variation although Checkmate is number 1 priority.

@yahya2853 3 года назад

Puzzle: Qf8+ If Rxf8, ne7# If Kxf8, Rh8# (You could also do ne7+, Rxe7, Qxe7 for a material advantage but forced checkmate is better.)

@suryaa7d744 3 года назад

Hi My answer for the puzzle is 1.Qf8+ Kxf8 2. Rh8 checkmate or 1. Qf8+ Rxf8 2. Ne7 checkmate

@SasiKala-hv8dx 3 года назад

The answer is Qf8+ if rook takes knight E7 if the king takes rook H8 #

@swaroopn3204 4 года назад

Hello Chess Talk. So here is my words to your amazing channel. C -Creative H -Honest E -Entertaining S -Stunning S -Super T -Talented A -Awesome L -Loyal K -Kind Thank you for all your efforts.

@TheErroneousOne 3 года назад

Yes what an amazingly creative channel with videos like "Shortest Chess Game Ever? White Wins in 2 Moves, but How" which is entirely click-bait. If the title were HONEST it would say "Black resigns after pre-move mistake".

@swaroopn3204 3 года назад

@@TheErroneousOne yes😂😂

@mightycannon1512 3 года назад

@@TheErroneousOne it's not clickbait tho

@TheErroneousOne 3 года назад

@@mightycannon1512 "Shortest Chess Game Ever? White Wins in 2 Moves, but How" -- this is click bait.

@KianB 3 года назад

@@TheErroneousOne white won in 2 moves

@shuvangprankashyap9609 3 года назад

I tried this in my online game and it worked because my opponent premoved. 😁 Anyways good video 👍☺️

@somadutta5195 3 года назад

After watching this video...I just said wow... Amazing!!

@thulasiravikumar6147 3 года назад

Answer for the puzzle - Qf8 + , if Kxf8 , Rh8 checkmate . If white play Qf8 and black plays Rxf8 , Ne7 will be mate

@premtak9154 4 года назад

1st variation Qf8+ - Kxf8 Rh8+ - # 2nd variation Qf8+ - Rxf8 Ne7+ - #

@aseemverma1211 4 года назад

chess talk I have been watching your videos for over 1 year now and I have improved cuz of you!

@fiandrhi 3 года назад

Two chessmasters, separated by hundreds of miles, are playing a correspondence game in the 19th century in an unnamed colonized African country. The game is taking months because of the lack of an established postal system. During the tight end game, white gets black in a particularly difficult position. Months go by waiting for black's reply to the point that white becomes convinced black is stalling and will inevitably resign. Finally, a servant is dispatched to relay black's reply. The servant rides for days on horseback in a driving rainstorm. Before reaching white's household, he finds he must dismount and ford a particularly deep river swollen by the recent torrential storm. Tired and soaking the servant finally reaches the residence and hands the sealed envelope to white who immediately opens it. "J'adoube," it reads.

@nef36 3 года назад

I don't get it

@Kamirasu 3 года назад

@@nef36 'i adjust'

@a.kzestos2085 3 года назад

You write a lot

@mohitkukreja486 3 года назад

What the fuck 🤣😂 when u r fresher and wants to use ur knowledge as joke lol

@bobjoe8182 3 года назад

white waits a while and a servant goes through a long journey just so that black can tell white he wants to adjust one of his pieces without actually making a move

@sheshadriraji 3 года назад

Hello Chess Talk. So here are my words to your amazing channel. C -Creative H -Honest E -Entertaining S -Stunning S -Super T -Talented A -Awesome L -Loyal K -Kind Thank you for all your efforts. I hope you would give heart to this comment.

@ajaybarman3277 3 года назад

Queen f8 check followed by Rook f8 for black, knight e7 beautiful checkmate or if in place of Rook f8 black goes for king f8 then rook h8 is a beautiful checkmate

@sportsaddict9104 4 года назад

Qf8 check.. I have watched so many of your videos. This is the first time I solved the puzzle. Thank you very much for all the help. May you become the world champion.

@vedanshsinghal2902 4 года назад

First white move to Qf8 Then there are two responses from black 1. If black capture the queen by rock then Ne7 is checkmate 2. And if black capture the queen by King then Rh8 is checkmate

@juhisingh7801 4 года назад

Answer is Qf8+ then black can do two things Rxf8 or Kxf8 If he tries Rxf8 then simply Ne7# is a mate or if he tries Kxf8 then we can simply play Rh8# is a mate. Nice puzzle 👌

@slayer6225 3 года назад

Why are so many people confused?? Haven't they watched the video properly.. Black sent the message that no matter what white moves my move is bishop to g7 that's why he can not take with other pieces...

@ruturajbhaliya4779 3 года назад

You are right. What about puzzle?

@sajithmanezhi7189 3 года назад

Chess Puzzle Answer: Here the best move for white is Qf8. Black can't move anything without taking the queen. If rook takes queen, Ne7 is a stunning check mate. If king takes, Rh8 is a check mate.

@IcePrincessZeroK 3 года назад

This and fools mate are tied for 2nd shortest games ever. First place goes to all the turn 1 draw agreements.

@IcePrincessZeroK 3 года назад

Its not checkmate but a player resigned on move 2 bc declared a bad premove and their opponent punished it. Thus its a 2 move game. Tied with fools mate for shortest game... except for the move 1 draw agreements and no-show dq's/move 1 resignations.

@logicdog5523 3 года назад

you could resign on move one as well. this often happens in tournaments where your opponent doesn’t show up for the game.

@DantesInferno96 3 года назад

There was this famouse dude who resigned on move 1 by his opponent.

@spodreman7732 3 года назад

logic dog Isn’t that technically a 0 move victory? If your opponent doesn’t show up, you won’t make your first move, making it a no move victory.

@IcePrincessZeroK 3 года назад

@@spodreman7732 if youre playing black then its a move zero victory yes.

@abhinavroy5452 4 года назад

Answer to the puzzle Qf8 if king takes then Rh8 is a checkmate. If rook takes the queen then Ne7 is a checkmate.

@samikshasingh9011 4 года назад

*Chesstalk uploads* RU-vid: *Let's not give notification and put this in the homepage*

@jaerelmaximusmanzano3623 4 года назад

Yeah me too

@gamingwithshivansh4240 4 года назад

Samiksha Singh same

@christianrabanal8775 4 года назад

crazy moves pre bubung gamer

@parisharma9166 3 года назад

solution to the puzzle is Qf8+ if rook takes queen then Ke8# and if black takes the queen with king then Rh8# is a beautful checkmate

@shakshamkumarmishra6690 2 года назад

My answer for this puzzle White :- K e7 Black :- R×K (e7) White :- Q×R (e7) Black :- Any White :- Qe8

@mohankathe3332 3 года назад

Really interesting! It reminds me that we need to be careful at every step of our life. One move ahead expecting the the normal happening would go otherwise. Possibilities have all directions. I played correspondence chess when my friend was in UK. We sometimes used to play two moves with if conditions involved or otherwise. Long back somewhere in1990s.

@Deltamore 3 года назад

The thumbnail tricked my eyes, I thought the king was really checked by the bishop. ;-;

@aryanpankajkumar1538 3 года назад

I agree, misleading thumbnail.

@Alan-cm7ye 3 года назад

Very bad thumbnail. But i saw black bishop could eat white bishop

@varunsaini5699 3 года назад

But black bishop can take over white bishop then how this move is useful

@Alan-cm7ye 3 года назад

@@varunsaini5699Yes you are right. The thumbnail is click bait

@joshua17111 3 года назад

Imagine getting Lefong'ed in a correspondence game lmao

@yashtambat2565 3 года назад

Here, queen to f8 check the king of black Black has two option to capture queen 1)Capture with Rook 2)Capture with king If black capture with king Then Rook to h8 checkmate And , If black capture with Rook to queen Then knight to e7 checkmate ____________________________________ Sir Thanks for giving puzzles And making video on chess ____________________________________

@kapilmehta6423 3 года назад

Very interesting!!!

@chesstricksandtraps1 4 года назад

Qf8+ If RXQ then Ne7# If KXQ then Rh8# Sir, please correct me if I wrote something wrong.

@AaryanShah-hs2if 4 года назад

This is the answer to the puzzle: 1.Qf8+ if the king captures with 1. K×f8 Then, 2.Rh8 is a checkmate. and white wins the game. If the rook captures with 1. R×f8, then 2. Ne7 is checkmate and white wins. Correct me if I'm wrong. Also, Mr. Adavani can you please do more trap videos because I already watched all of your videos. I also love the Saturday tournaments.

@andrewmays3988 2 года назад

Yes, White cleverly but wilfully and maliciously took advantage of Black's mistake of announcing his next move before seeing White's move. The moral of this story is that some people are more interested in winning than playing chess for its inherent mental challenges and the joy that comes from meeting those challenges. When playing White, I enjoy playing all the different openings to explore all the different possibilities. I especially enjoy playing Black to master my ability to find the best move to counter White's first move advantage. As a result, I have met countless people and made numerous lifelong friends and never "burned out" playing chess for over six decades. Yes, I enjoy winning, but I'm more interested in promoting chess than beating someone. Play those weaker openings and give your weaker players the opportunity to beat you!!! You'll be surprised at the interesting situations you'll find yourself in!!😇

@farmergiles1065 Год назад

I've heard chess masters say that chess is war without the blood. Seems to me that that's the challenge. It's always mental. If it gives you joy, then good. If you only have something to prove, that doesn't sound joyful to me.

@sunilkamble9680 3 года назад

Answer of given puzzly : 1) Qf8+ Rxf8 or Kxf8 2) Ne7+# or Rh8+#

@vinitajain2706 4 года назад

Amazing video.........I really enjoyed the video......... It was really interesting........

@ALLENWINSENT 3 года назад

Reminded me telebrands 🤣

@gireeshnair744 4 года назад

Answer for the puzzle : queen to f8 check of king captres then rook h8 is a mate and if black capterues with rook then knight e7 is a check mate

@somikdasgupta5297 4 года назад

The number of subscribers and views are rapidly growing. You are doing great man. Learned a lot from you during this covid period.

@6a01aaravkelkar8 3 года назад

But after Bh6 why didn't black simply took the bishop on h6?

@zciliyafilms5508 2 года назад

"He cheated!" "I say he improvised. He adapted and overcame." -Clint Eastwood, "Heartbreak Ridge"

@ak_ajinkya227 4 года назад

The answer for the puzzle is Qf8 Explanation: If rook captures queen on f8 then Ne7 is a checkmate going back if king captures queen on f8 then can simply play Rh8 and it’s a checkmate

@_Sky_Rox_ 3 года назад

I used to do this to my friend all the time until he finally learned why I was winning all the time

@izzamindset 3 года назад

Im new i dont understnd

@vivaanjain2260 4 года назад

2:30 , yes correct , we should not tell our next move without calculating opponents move , best is don’t tell our next and just play the game

@moidershad2423 3 года назад

White taught Black a lesson by playing Bh6! I like it. Everyone needs to learn.

@rohitgaming145 3 года назад

The answer÷ White should take knight from f5 to e7.so the rook will cut it down.then white can use the queen to remove that rook from game.then in any case the queen could move to d8 performing the checkmate

@danielszantoekeblad7615 3 года назад

The puzzle: Queen f8, if black plays Rook f8 white plays Knight e7, if black plays King f8 white plays Rook h8.

@briankiburg1045 3 года назад

no shit

@anjubirla6976 4 года назад

Knight to e7 .If rook captures knight we will capture rook by queen and then no one can stop the checkmate.If rook not captures knight we will grab his queen and win the game

@michaelkral 4 года назад

This one is way too easy, I'm disappointed, usually there are nice ones

@devchaudhary78 4 года назад

Maybe this is better? Puzzle: Qf8+ If he takes with rook then Ne8 is mate and if he takes with king then Rh8 is mate, Correct me if i am wrong thanks☺️

@gargiaryya7619 4 года назад

Solution of the puzzle: Qf8+ if rook takes then Ne7+# and if king captures then Rh8+# Can I get a heart

@itsrealme5204 3 года назад

Solution of the puzzle White knight E7 then black rook E7 Then white Queen E7 and now, various ways to checkmate black king

@lightyagami4618 2 года назад

Best chess tip according to me, Be unpredictable, don't make any very long strategy. Just try to Defend your pieces.

@zacknguyenpiano1674 4 года назад

Oh wow! Such a short game, but much to learn off this channel!

@gpreethi1 4 года назад

Qf8+ If king takes queen Rh8 is mate If rook takes queen knight e7 is mate

@kumarv7974 4 года назад

we have a great History about COMMITMENT . - Dashrath - Gangaputer bishm and also his father etc. some are great example. Bahubali kattapa too. Moral :- think before you give a commitment.

@FadeFiction 3 года назад

🙌

@qistinaumairah2810 3 года назад

Puzzle Game: Move Knight to e7, then if black rook respond to eat .. Move Queen to e7 ..then it is a Checkmate..

@davidaffholter4683 3 года назад

yes

@smsojol1078 3 года назад

nope.

@davidaffholter4683 3 года назад

@@smsojol1078 why?

@amoghshrivastava2997 3 года назад

Qe7 (sacrificing the queen) Rxe7 (Rook takes the queen) Nxe7+ (Forking the king, queen and bishop) Kf7 (Stopping the check) Nxg6 (Taking the queen). We have a rook for a bishop which is advantageous to white.

@jhopefan4065 3 года назад

Excuse me, but Bobby Fisher played a game where he played pawn to c4. However, his opponent resigned on move 1. (Agadmator made a vid about it)

@rosiefay7283 2 года назад

Excuse me, but Bobby Fisher lost a game with no moves being played at all. (Fischer-Spassky, WCC 1972, game 2.) Fischer had the white pieces, but failed to turn up. This is not the only occasion when the player with the white pieces lost by default with no moves being played, but as far as I am aware is the only time it happened in a WCC.

@steveonmareisland5268 3 года назад

White didn't "take advantage." He won according to the situation presented to him. It reminds me of a story told by George Koltanowski to my high school chess club in about 1973. Jacques Mieses and Emmanuel Lasker were dinner guests of some gazillionaire chess patron. After the meal, the tycoon insisted they play a game for him in return for his hospitality, on a chess set of his own design. Each piece was a glass or bottle of some kind of wine or spirit. The pawns were small liqueur glasses, while the queen was a bottle of cognac. Naturally, the player had to drink any piece he captured. Lasker had white, and played e4. Mieses answered with e5, and Lasker played Qh5. Mieses played Nf6 to drive away the queen, and Lasker took the pawn on f7 with check, smugly swallowing the small portion of liqueur. Mieses was forced to take the queen with his king, and had to drink the whole bottle of cognac right then and there. They carried him out feet first a move or two later, and Lasker was declared the winner. Lasker was renowned for finding the unexpected road to victory--and the game in this video is no different.

@Elharion2003 3 года назад

That's a bit more clever. In this case, he's trying to play a real game and white accomplished nothing besides wasting time by doing this.

@randomrainbow8423 Год назад

And that is how "antichess" was born

@shubhamrawat3366 3 года назад

what if his son accidentally clicked and father just wanted to quit!

@krishanu-d1k 3 года назад

1.Qf8+ Rxf8 2.Ne7# If 1...Kxf8 2.Rh8#! Answer of that puzzle

@lalitharavi7865 3 года назад

Chess Puzzle Answer: Queen to f8 check if he captures the queen with his king then rook to h8 is a checkmate and if he captures the queen with his rook then knight to e7 is a checkmate

@deepbalyan 3 года назад

White1- Qf8 Black2- Rxf8 White3- Ne7 Its mate If it take with king Black2- Kxf8 White3- Rh8 Its mate🖤

@codebreaker500 3 года назад

Don't think I'm as good as you yet

@cr1spyp1eskingsou17 3 года назад

there's one game where apparently bobby fischer played c6 or c5 and his opponent resigned

@pranitparth4094 4 года назад

Solution to the puzzle: Queen will move to f8. Then it'll be a check. If the king captures the Queen, then the rook on H1 will move to h8 and then it's a check mate. In other case, if Queen moves to f8 and rook takes the Queen, then knight on f5 moves to e7 and then it's again a mate.

@swaroopn3204 4 года назад

It's a good explanation

@pranitparth4094 4 года назад

@@swaroopn3204 Thanks

@sarvani11 2 года назад

Answer: 1. Qf8+ black has 2 legal moves, Rxf8 and Kxf8, if Kxf8 so, 2. Rh8 mate. If, Rxf8 then, 2. Ne7 mate. Love from Karnataka

@virtualmaddy4641 3 года назад

White queen to f8 check. He needs to cut the queen to avoid checkmate. After cut that by rook or king, next move checkmate 🔥

@andresaugiori8278 3 года назад

puzzle:knight to e7 so that he could take the queen or the rook by a check ✔️✅✔️✅

@wungramthingluithui4827 3 года назад

😂😂😂😂🤭🤭

@wungramthingluithui4827 3 года назад

Queen check

@yellowdicesam 3 года назад

not correct because queen to f8 is checkmate in 1. if he takes with rook, knight checks on e7, if he takes with king, rook backrank checkmates.

@tanujhalti360 2 года назад

There is mate in 2 y would you take queen or rook

@yellowdicesam 2 года назад

@@tanujhalti360 he probably just missed the mate but ur right

@thekeyframealchemist 4 года назад

Moral of the story Black does'nt wanna play the match

@shreyaanchauhan7722 4 года назад

Solution- queen to f8 Rook takes queen on f8 Knight to e7 checkmate

@pranitparth4094 4 года назад

What if the Queen is taken by the king and not the rook?

@shreyaanchauhan7722 4 года назад

If queen is taken by King then White's rook to h8 is checkmate

@infamousupstander1157 2 года назад

After reading JUST the title, I expected it to be like: “And Black looked up and saw Magnus Carlsen playing white.”

@rajalakshmi273 3 года назад

Hello chess talk I am Sharvesh the answer of the puzzle is Qf8 Rxf8 is forced and the black is gone because Ne7 is a beautiful check mate and coming back if he captured with king again Rh8 is a Check mate.. Thanks for reading