CitizenOfTheWorld91 wrote:
BryanCFB wrote:
Black to play and win.
[Chuck Azar (1532) vs. Bryan Cohen (1607)]
Chuck Azar, the chef?
I don't know. Perhaps after losing this game he took up cooking.
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Mar 22, 2019
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#67
Joey9999 wrote:
Thanks for sharing. Maybe you should start your own forum called "Your Puzzle Forum."
Mar 30, 2019
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#69
Joey9999 wrote:
VERY VERY HARD MATE IN 11
Could you at least troll "My Puzzle Forum" with a correct puzzle?
BryanCFB wrote:
Joey9999 wrote:
VERY VERY HARD MATE IN 11
Could you at least troll "My Puzzle Forum" with a correct puzzle?
I think you misunderstood his comment. What he meant was VERY VERY EASY MATE IN 3.
Dec 24, 2019
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#73
It looks as if though black is going to be able to force a pawn through to promotion. How can white prevent this and go on to easily win the game?
Mar 20, 2020
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#74
Some may recognize this as it comes from an opening sequence in the Sicilian.
White to play and win.
Mar 20, 2020
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#75
The complete game from the puzzle featured in the previous post. Not all of white's moves after the puzzle position were best but white maintained an advantage all the way through to victory.
Black to play and win.
[Chuck Azar (1532) vs. Bryan Cohen (1607)]
Chuck Azar, the chef?