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Chess problem - joke

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Тhis is a small and a very simple chess quiz.

1.Checkmate in two moves.

2.White chess pieces(cross) unknown.

3.Player have to choose these pieces himself.

Setup

White: Kg2; Unknown pieces h1 and g4

Black: Kg7

Notes

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P.S. The a little more elegant version

White: Kg1; Unknown pieces h7 and g4

Black: Kg7

1.Checkmate in two moves.

2.White chess pieces(cross) unknown.

3.Player have to choose these pieces himself.


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By Namik Zade.
Web page created: 2014-06-12. Web page last updated: 2014-06-12