Hmmm but what if instead of e takes the knight that will be on f5, will it still be 4 moves if the g pawn takes the knight?
White to win in 4 moves?
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Nov 25, 2010
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tonydal wrote:
1 Nf5 ef 2 Rxh7 Re1+ (presumably the move you're missing) 3 Rxe1 and mate next.
yep, that was the move i was missing. one of those "proud i got it, who cares if i noticed the delay check" moments, though.
My point is if e taking the knight would be the best move for black?
Nov 25, 2010
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since it delays mate by one move, i think that yes it is.
if he doesn't take the knight then it is mate next move with Qh8 or Qg7.
MaddFunn wrote:
black to move??
Black to move doesnt have any mate in 4....
It's white to move and win in 4 moves
what do you mean by splitting hairs?
I am just asking anyway. Besides it has to be the best move in it
Jonevir_Malabuyoc wrote:
I am just asking anyway. Besides it has to be the best move in it
The best move would be to resign IMO. 
Jonevir_Malabuyoc wrote:
MaddFunn wrote:
black to move??
Black to move doesnt have any mate in 4....
It's white to move and win in 4 moves
Read the text beneath the puzzle, it says black to move. So you'd better edit the diagram if you want to avoid misunderstanding. 
Dragec wrote:
Jonevir_Malabuyoc wrote:
MaddFunn wrote:
black to move??
Black to move doesnt have any mate in 4....
It's white to move and win in 4 moves
Read the text beneath the puzzle, it says black to move. So you'd better edit the diagram if you want to avoid misunderstanding.
lol that's why I put the titled 'White to win in 4 moves' and put some description in order to lessen the confusion
It's fine. I sorted it. Happy now?
Interesting..
Hello there, I saw this chess puzzle in a local chess club. According to the paper it is white to move and mate in 4. But is that possible?? I havingdifficulty in getting it in 4 moves. The players in the chess club said that it seems to be impossible in 4 moves but possible in 3 moves?
Have guys have any solutions out there that will solve the puzzle in 4 moves for white?