Backwards Chess Problem
(Published on 24. July 2022, 18:17 by DVFrank)
Black to move and get mated in one! Can you find the last three moves that lead to this position?
I hope you enjoy this little curiosity! :^)
Solution code: List the (english) names of the three pieces that moved last, in chronological order, separated by commas, e.g. "Bishop, Queen, Queen"
Solved by moss, lupo, Zzzyxas, SKORP17, Lizzy01, mos, peadar2211, derKrampus, CJK, jessica6, Luigi, Johannes Quack, chameleon, uvo, ildiko, achim-t, Mystoph, CHalb, Statistica, Dandelo, ropeko, Raistlen, Rollo, ffricke, britboy3456, revpeter, rimodech, Dugong, Mark Sweep, Fool on Hill, Torvelo, Montikulum
Comments
on 1. August 2022, 18:19 by Rollo
Klasse, und auch für Nichtschachspieler machbar.
Last changed on 25. July 2022, 21:23
on 25. July 2022, 20:54 by chameleon
Nice one! =)
[Thank you! :^)]
Last changed on 24. July 2022, 19:49
on 24. July 2022, 19:48 by DVFrank
@SKORP17: In der Tat, das sieht erstmal seltsam aus. Es gibt aber wirklich (genau) einen legalen Zug von Weiß, der zu dieser Stellung geführt haben kann.
