CHESS KING- "RESOLVE" mate in 2 moves

Mate in 2.

If you have already finished that game, I don’t see the harm in reading this. HOWEVER…

If you are still playing that match, please stop reading this post, it would spoil the game! (And probably count as cheating!)






From my analysis of this.
I’m assuming it’s white’s turn.
The top rook should move two spaces to the right. Then the black king has two choices; he could move in the up-left diagonal.
If white is careful to avoid accidentally causing a stalemate, white will win after more than two moves.

The “mate in 2” is when the black king chooses to move in the down-left diagonal, then white’s best move is to move the lower bishop to the up-left diagonal; this results in a checkmate.

While it is possible for white to checkmate black in two moves, it is not guaranteed.

 

There is a forced mate in two, but the idea is difficult to spot.

Ahem,   did you even Spotted the Nuts? 😜

Do u wanna play, or Are you guys challengeing me for some kind of a Duel?     

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Rc5 Kxc5 Ba3#

 

Whuts funny,   :-)  how bout this one

Pawn promotes to a knight and then it makes one wrong move(or the king can move once) on its way to capture the rook

Ahm KxN, Qa1 h3! 

h3 ,immediate h4 is a dead draw i pressume

E.g 

KxN Qa1 then h2-h4, h5,h6, h7 ,h8=N .. From h8 to f7 - d6 -b7-a5 - b4 (NxR)# 

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Kxe1 does not work as the d2 pawn attacks the e1 square.

 

A rook on d2 instead does a better job.