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520elo
Grandmasters play this very stuff all the time when there is a "no draw before move 30" rule in the tournament, and they don't want to waste much time to get their pre-arranged draw: they are copying the game Hamppe- Meitner which was played 154 years ago, but of course they don't brag that they have created something.

If you think i was hiding it or wanted to take some kind of credit, then you completely wrong. By saying that it was created by me i meant that you cant really find it anywhere else on the internet if you look specifically for the puzzles engines have trouble with. And believe me or not if there was any further interest in the puzzle I would have shared original position myself.. But ok if its going to make you or anyone else feel better, then i admit that i copied position from someone elses game and modified it a bit so that the queen sacrifice would actually be the best move.

Negrento

Solo para maestros

EndgameEnthusiast2357

Stockfish can't see the forced mate!

WaferRolls99
drdos7 wrote:

The best move that Black can make in this position is to resign. If we put the Black Queen back on g6 Stockfish says that White can force checkmate in 9 no matter what Black does.

So essentially what the engine is saying is, "It doesn't matter what black plays. Here's a move."

After going through quite a few game reviews and being chided by the engine for "missing a move that would win a pawn" (where the advantage I was seeking was positional) I expected the engine to prefer the move that lost the least material without decreasing the chances of a win.

So I was wrong.

Chellours

That s really difficulté wtf

EndgameEnthusiast2357
drdos7

White to move and mate in 64:

Good luck computers.

ItzUTKARSH444

Almost impossible

BigChessplayer665

But the king can't take the pawn would grab it is this a chess variant?

drdos7
BigChessplayer665 wrote:

But the king can't take the pawn would grab it is this a chess variant?

You might actually let people know what post you are referring to by either quoting the post in question, or referring to the post number.

williamwill009

Thank you for the info!