The HARDEST 100 rated puzzle

Look at this puzzle and look his rating https://www.chess.com/puzzles/problem/481296 

Agree it shouldn't be 100, but was a pretty easy puzzle in my opinion. Maybe 1000-1500, somewhere in there?

100 has to be a mistake though

I solved a few but I'm not premium sooo... but the ones I did were easy. Prob bc I was just starting.

Yep lol, being a almost 2200 at puzzles, it was embarrasing getting it wrong on my first try

try to guess which is the highest rated puzzle!

Maybe this? https://www.chess.com/puzzles/problem/1208736

Yeah, probably 1300, imagine a 100 rated player trying to solve this puzzle

Also if a 100 gets the puzzle correct, doesn the puzzle rating go down?(like not learning mode, the other mode where your rating changes) If a 1300 gets it wrnog, the puzzle rating goes up?

No, the highest rated is 3986! here is the link:  https://www.chess.com/problem/1206020

try going to "custom" and put minimium rating 3986 and that's the only puzzle you will get! and if you try to put 3987 or higher, no puzzles will appear!

Not paying for a membership means I cannot go through the website to solve this particular one.  On the other hand, it is the type of puzzle a 100 rated player has a decent chance of solving because they aren't bothered by the "phantom" stalemate.

also, @ElCaballoLamentable, make this forum tagged as "more puzzles" instead of "general chess discussion"

this is the 3986 puzzle! try to solve without hints or solution!

I played the moves whihc looked most agressive w/ocalculation and I solved it on my 3rd try.

Publication pour le succes

This right here is really difficult for a 100 rated puzzle https://www.chess.com/puzzles/problem/488584

Highest rated is 4000 now. There's a way of listing all the puzzles by rating, by time, by attempts, by pass rate etc. Can't remember how I found that though.

Me too on my third try.

Solved it with a few errors. But I don't understand some things like saccing a rook just to move the king on another square. Whats that for?