Let's see how stupid you are
White to play and mate in 2
Let's see how stupid you are
Robot to B15
Bazinga
Kf5
Far to easy! White castle down one square. Check. Black pawn takes castle. Queen takes pawn, checkmate
Kf5 leads to stalemate, you frog fucker
would result in a draw
black king moves diagonally left and up one.
You're a moron. Rook takes pawn above king, that's mate.
King escapes to c5
Why would you play for a stalemate and not the win?
My cock is to small to even satisfy a frog!
queen takes pawn lets king escape to C3 and C5
king takes rook...
king takes rook
just c5, c3 is covered by pawn
Queen moves to B2,
Black King forced to D3,
White Rook to E3 checkmate
But he can't. He'd be moving in to check by the queen?
Then rb4 after
oh right. I'm a dumb
Putting king in harm's way of bishop.
B6 to B4
checkmate
White wins in 1 move
Rook from e5 to e4
nah
bingo
this
King can take the rook. They're pawns, not bishops
what bishop? those are pawns
Yeah, that would also work. Jesus this setup is stupid.
queen does not have the power of a knight
The king would take the rook on e5 then
pawn takes
King E5 escape
what m8, m8 in 1
e5 to e4
No, king can capture e5 and escape
Ahh, that makes a lot more sense now, and I apologize for my previous comments.
1. white king moves over one square.
if white queen is at e4 then black king can go to c5
Move Rook in middle up 1-3 squares doesn't matter. Move Rook on left down taking pond; checkmate.
How about no? King can move on c5
stalemate not checkmate learn to read
Nigga what? Are you trolling ?
Qb2 Kd3 Re3#
Pawn takes at E4
which is a stalemate. black can't move. king can't put himself in check. was just 1 move needed.
black king not in check and black no longer has any legal moves. this would result in a stalemate/draw
C2>B2
King: D4>D3
E5>D5
Easy
Qb2+ Kc5
there is a pawn there he cannot move to c5 it is checkmate
stalemate fail
right rook down one
pawn kills it
queen up two
kekmate
Awwwh shit, well spotted
pawn takes queen
Mate in 2 is only possible if Black makes a mistake. Mate in 3 is possible.
king to e5
...
Rxd4 Kxd4 Qe4#
this
You are mistakening. Check once more. No pown if queen moves
Mate in 2 is unavoidable no matter what Black does. Mate in 40 is possible too
Pawn F3 to F4
Black has no moves
King: D4>D3 is a mistake on black's part.
King: D4>C5 is a better move because E5>D5 is mate. Black will easily spot this and not make the move.
QD3
Solved.next
Kg5 Kxe5 Qb2++
Show me.
Also, this is an argument thread. The whole point of which is to post something that is not possible and make people argue about it.
Qc6 Kxe5 Qf6#
Congratulations, you've just given up your queen for no reason
Pawn: D5>D4 Check blocked.
This
Or king moves from d4 to c5
Then what?
Kg5 Kxe5 Qb2++
You all suck at chess
Right Rook takes pawn
King is forced to take took
Queen up 2 squares
Fucking niggers
E5>D5
rook b5
checkmate in 1
White Qc2 -> c4 Check
Black Kd4 -> e5
White Qc4 -> f4 Check Mate
OR
White Qc2 -> c4 Check
Black Pd5 -> c4
White Tb6 -> d6 Check Mate
Sup Forums really sucks at chess lmao
1. Re4+ dxe4 2. Qxe4+ Kc5 3. Qc6+ Kd4 4. Qd6#
Black can play d4, you shithead
What if Kd3?
B6 --> E6
Then
E5 --> D5
d3 Kxe5
Qb2
>Qc6 Kxe5 Qf6#
Nope.
W. Queen: C2>C6
B. King: D4>D5
W. Rook: E5>E3 or any other move does not end in checkmate.
If the opponent has to make a mistake for it to be checkmate then it isn't mate in two.
wd
OP here, nobody has found the answer yet, bravo
You're not even trying
F3 to F4
black pawns can't move.
black king can't move.
Pd5
>W. Rook: E5>D5 check
>B. King: D4>D5
>W. Queen: C2>C4 check
B. King: D5>E5
Not check mate. Not mate in two.
why can't they both win?
>See this while scrolling
>It was mate in 1
>All white had to do was Rook to B4 to check and mate
What the fuck Sup Forums?
E5 to e4
Black has to d5 e4
C2 e4
Qd1 Kxe5 e4#
Or
Qd1 Kd3 Rxd5#
Easy
Kxe5
What's wrong then?
Qc6 and then Qxd5 or Qf6 mate
I did, you just are not reading the thread. It is also not a mate in two but a mate in four
>W. Queen: C2>D3 check
>B. King: D4>D3
>W. Rook: E5>D5 check
B. King: D3>C2 OR D3>E2 both get black out of check.
2nd idea fails: Kxe5
1st idea works, but Kxe5 isn't best defense
Q to E4
Forces PXQ
R to D6 Check mate.
I meant d4# in the first line
You
Qd1, if Kxe5, then d4#
if Kc5, Qg1#
if Kd3, Rxd5#
Kc5
OP here, what if Kc5?