That's weird, when I put it on stockfish, it instantly sees it's winning. Stockfish is very good with forced sequences, so I don't know why it wouldn't find the moves...
@@dayandere2669yeah I tried 3 versions of stockfish, 1 didn't understand till bishop sacrifice,one was like this video and the other was all brilliant moves
make sure your stockfish version is up to date and enable seeing all lines. It is important to do that because it forces stockfish to look deeper into lines instead of discarding their searches if nothing is found yet
Couldn't White just move the Queen to F1 Checking the KIng. The only Move for Black would be to move the Pawn one square down to G2 blacking the diagonal attack by the Queen. But then the Queen can go to 3 D- Checking the. KIng again. I think eventaully the knight can take at least one of the Pawns,if not more.
@@Mahrac126 No. Response to Qd3+ is simply to block with bishop at Bg3+ forcing the white king to move to e2 or d1 or d2. There it is exposed to a rook or promoted pawn check.
My solution(that I got) : 1. Qf1+ g2(this part is with Stockfish's help, although the rest are easy to figure out) 2. Qd3+ g3 3. Qxf5+ Rg4 4. Qh5+ Rhd 5. Qxh4# Also, apparently Stockfish thinks that taking the Queen is a mistake, instead opting for Rb1+ Edit : nvm. Bg3 loses
I worked visually on this line, as well (up to 3.Qxf5). It seems reasonable and I would have played something similar on board. Thanks for mentioning it.
At 3:44 it's a draw you can wait for your time to be over and it will be a draw due to king and knight not being able to checkmate.(though it's forced you can just wait for a draw)
It will only be a draw if no side can checkmate, i have a legit question, have you not played that much chess before? Because everyone has been in an endgame with just kings but one side has a queen.
Wow, that's amazing! Thanks ! I watch your videos and solve puzzles on lichess, they help me understand and find good moves like in this puzzle, and now thanks to this I managed to solve this puzzle and I'm so happy about it!
Didn't need Stockfish or any modern neural network engine to solve this. My old "Chess Deluxe" version 1.01 of 2012 solved it exactly as featured here.
OK a very nice solution the double sacrifice; but it assumes that black uses the rook to check and take the queen; he could just move the pawn up take the queen. but why not queen to kb1; check, pawn must move forward to block, queen to q3 check; pawn likely moved forward to block; queen takes pawn check. Rook must block; Queen to KR check Rook must block; queen takes rook checkmate; now there is a problem the bishop could have blocked. In your solution; the Black could have just used the pawn pushed up and the queen is lost.
What happens if you don't check with the rook to get the queen, but stop at b2 to cover g2? Or not take the queen but keep checking the king with rook. I think black can stalemate this.
My stockfish finds a forced mate in 15 and the best moves are completely different. I am sorry to say but this puzzle i guess is not mathematically correct but still fascinating is your method to checkmate.
That's not checkmate, black can block with the bishop. Never forget, when it's a check, there is 2 potential other options, other than moving your king: blocking with a piece or taking the piece that puts the king in check
I actually got it right im only about 1100 elo but i can see very hard sacrifices at least for my level but i still blunder a lot in games but im proud of this 😁
We definitely need more puzzles like these..
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This puzzle was so good even Stockfish didn’t understand until the bishop sacrifice
yes i noticed this as well 😅
That's weird, when I put it on stockfish, it instantly sees it's winning. Stockfish is very good with forced sequences, so I don't know why it wouldn't find the moves...
@@Kat-dp4rhMaybe they're using a different version of Stockfish?
@@dayandere2669yeah I tried 3 versions of stockfish, 1 didn't understand till bishop sacrifice,one was like this video and the other was all brilliant moves
make sure your stockfish version is up to date and enable seeing all lines. It is important to do that because it forces stockfish to look deeper into lines instead of discarding their searches if nothing is found yet
It's a cool puzzle and all, but the real question is how did the black king get there?
all the way from h8 along the h file.. this puzzle could definitely happen in real life.. very practical. after the knight chk, the king went to h3
@@chessscapei found it after u played bishop ignoring skewer ıts counts as genius?
Maybe he was trying to get back to Wakanda and got lost, just before he was captured, and killed!!!
Could be possible cause of levi advice when in doubt run the king 😂
@@trinitysquad8853 ıts not Levi ıts levy
Seeing your chess puzzles makes me improved and motivated. Thankyou so much❤😊
This one was amazing! We want more of these.
Imagine if 2 GMs are playing and black resigns after bg2.
There is qd5, qd3 check, and knf4 check with promising lines thereafter. Much better than an obscure and brilliant line sacrificing everything.
Much worse than sacrificing
Nice puzzle, and a great outcome for white. But, in reality, would this really have happened??? Plus there are other ways white could play to win!
Couldn't White just move the Queen to F1 Checking the KIng. The only Move for Black would be to move the Pawn one square down to G2 blacking the diagonal attack by the Queen. But then the Queen can go to 3 D- Checking the. KIng again. I think eventaully the knight can take at least one of the Pawns,if not more.
Black's response to checking on the 3rd rank is Bg3+, and then promoting the pawn after white moves the king.
@@Mahrac126 No. Response to Qd3+ is simply to block with bishop at Bg3+ forcing the white king to move to e2 or d1 or d2. There it is exposed to a rook or promoted pawn check.
My solution(that I got) :
1. Qf1+ g2(this part is with Stockfish's help, although the rest are easy to figure out)
2. Qd3+ g3
3. Qxf5+ Rg4
4. Qh5+ Rhd
5. Qxh4#
Also, apparently Stockfish thinks that taking the Queen is a mistake, instead opting for Rb1+
Edit : nvm. Bg3 loses
I worked visually on this line, as well (up to 3.Qxf5). It seems reasonable and I would have played something similar on board. Thanks for mentioning it.
I saw that but you missed Bg3+ after Qd3.
@@ILiekFishesYup, I saw that as well. Thanks for pointing it out.
zugzwang
A true smothered checkmate: means that the king is surrounded by all his pieces, no open squares.
At 3:44 it's a draw you can wait for your time to be over and it will be a draw due to king and knight not being able to checkmate.(though it's forced you can just wait for a draw)
it would still not be a draw as long as your opponent can prove there is a possible checkmate
It will only be a draw if no side can checkmate, i have a legit question, have you not played that much chess before? Because everyone has been in an endgame with just kings but one side has a queen.
Or if black just has no more moves on their turn.
1:11 Queen d3 is a check, and nobody controlls that square
Bishop g3 covers the check while checking white and queening on the next move
Qf1++ checkmate
thats not checkmate because the pawn can block the check
Sacrifice the Queen and the Bishop to activate the power of the legendary immortal Knight
Great surprise ending. Good work as always from this channel.
Wow, that's amazing! Thanks ! I watch your videos and solve puzzles on lichess, they help me understand and find good moves like in this puzzle, and now thanks to this I managed to solve this puzzle and I'm so happy about it!
Nice but I have a lot of questions still. What if 1. Bc6 Rb2? Or 1. Bc6 Rb1+ 2. Ke2 Rb2+? It's not clear for me.
this is the first puzzle I've gotten!!
Like the way, you explain what to look for thank you to see the whole board
This is why mastery of the knight leads to brilliant chess. Thank you for the puzzle.
Second last move is unusual in that it's both zugzwang and clearance in one move.
Why you shouldnt play the Sicilian Dragon 😂
Brilliant
This is the real Brilliance!!!😂😂🎉🎉
Also I recommend you maybe make a big video with tons of puzzles combined. Just my recommendation and opinion.
I am actually finishing the video you are talking about. It will be posted tomorrow!
I smelled the checkmate after knowing you have to sac the queen
Holy shit that one was good
Didn’t see the bishop sac but saw the other moves quite easily, especially the king move
Holy, that double brilliant+smothered mate was beautiful
Didn't need Stockfish or any modern neural network engine to solve this. My old "Chess Deluxe" version 1.01 of 2012 solved it exactly as featured here.
I actually came when i instantly saw king e1
Actually Black can wait until it's draw for timout vs insufficiant material.
it would still not be a draw as long as your opponent can prove there is a possible checkmate
I've got it after the bishop sacrifice...
There was another checkmate
we need this more
3:40 this was the only move i found myself, but i was because i wanted king opposition
can't believe I found this at 1300
Chess coaches: save your queen it is the most powerful piece on the board
Chesscape: Sacrifice your queen
OK a very nice solution the double sacrifice; but it assumes that black uses the rook to check and take the queen; he could just move the pawn up take the queen. but why not queen to kb1; check, pawn must move forward to block, queen to q3 check; pawn likely moved forward to block; queen takes pawn check. Rook must block; Queen to KR check Rook must block; queen takes rook checkmate; now there is a problem the bishop could have blocked. In your solution; the Black could have just used the pawn pushed up and the queen is lost.
What if black pushed the pawn after bishop move?
This puzzle makes me realize that I will never be a Grandmaster........:(
Wow that zuzwang is crazy
Heres my solution: (i hadn't watched the anwser yet.)
White: Bishop C6.
Opponent: Rook b1
White: King e2
Opponent: Rook takes queen.
White: Bishop g2 (CKECK)
Opponent: King takes bishop
White: Knight F4 (CHECK)
Opponent: g1
White: King e1
Opponent: pawn g2
White: Knight E2 (CHECKMATE)
I love the way how my 1600 elo brain got the solution In less than 5 minutes .. I was just not sure that white had to win or NOT LOSE
Wow
I have thought of this first move but I never thought it would end in this way
i really found all that
Where are you from
What happens if you don't check with the rook to get the queen, but stop at b2 to cover g2? Or not take the queen but keep checking the king with rook. I think black can stalemate this.
Knight to g4 would have been checkmate after moving the bishop
What
chesscape we need more puzzles like this
Easy
every time I watch your video I get the sudden urge to play chess
super nice puzzle
i didn't find it😔
the most important is that you tried which means you improved and will succeed if you keep at it 👊🏻
This is the same thing if black's king is on the corner! But in this puzzle the pieces were blocking his own king! Fascinating
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Beautiful!!!
Puzzle1 qf1 is checkmate
Anyhow, I have no Chess talent because I can't solve these videos.
Bro, what if my friend traps the queen by pawn push instead of skewer?
I am just 500 elo, but I'm happy that I found most of the moves
I actually found all three moves XD
I'm so thrilled right now
Sadly.... I'm no chess genius! ;)
im about 800 elo, i didnt get the whole puzzle right but i managed to get the last 3 moves and checkmate right
Somehow i saw all the brilliant moved not kidding but not the knight checkmate
i saw 4/4 of the moves and im only 1000 rated currently is that good
if true :) its an amazing result!
Now I'm just wondering if I knew the best moves that led to this amazing checkmate, if I would have worked harder to find them
i found the last three moves, does that count?
I guess I have talent who knew.
I actually saw everything which im pretty impressed by myself
From such examples I have learnt see the possibilities with your opponent as well solution may lie there.
0:18 i see what is the solution here 🏆
You have only king and knight and you are on the way to checkmate me
Me: *not moving the king*
Incredible
Clearly I'm not a chess genius. But it's a very cool puzzle. Thanks.
CHECKMAYTEEE
Or just queen g2 checkmate
I am 1000 elo and I found this puzzle at the beginning. I am so happy that I got such a crazy position correct
Nice
how about Rb2 after Bc6 tho?
thanks!
I only found last 2 moves, is it good?
It's already something
Im not chess genius, but still it is one of best games in qorld. Thanks man.
What an amazing puzzle.!!!
Guess I don’t have chess talent.
My stockfish finds a forced mate in 15 and the best moves are completely different. I am sorry to say but this puzzle i guess is not mathematically correct but still fascinating is your method to checkmate.
Stockfish finds 1. Qf1+ g2 as the first move. I can then continue the sequence of 2. Qd3+ g3 3. Qxf5+ Rg4 4. Qh5+ Rh4 5. Qxh4#
is it so old? i know that alexay troytsky composed it and he leaved in the 20th century
How about queen f1 black pawn g2 and then quen d3 checkmate
That's not checkmate, black can block with the bishop. Never forget, when it's a check, there is 2 potential other options, other than moving your king: blocking with a piece or taking the piece that puts the king in check
Lets go I solved it without help!!!
Does finding every move other than the 1st move count?
I ll give it to you, well done ;)
I actually got it right im only about 1100 elo but i can see very hard sacrifices at least for my level but i still blunder a lot in games but im proud of this 😁
i have no idea how i got the whole puzzle right. i am rated 600 lol
So, after playing for club and county for thirty years, it turns out that I have no talent.
(Still, I already suspected that!)
;)
F1 then d3 with queen?
I found bishop c6 but not found bishop g2 sacrifice i found knight f4 check and king e1 but bishop g2 is hard to find
I cant believe i did solve this puzzle
why did you not chack mate him in one move by moveing your quen to f1
Got two moves correct😎
I don't think I can solve it
Looks like I have a talent!
Irrelevant fact, I just reached 1500 elo