Solutions to the Beauty of Problems

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  • Post 3136 Key move 1.Nf8

    Post 3137 Key move 1.Ba5

    Post 3138 Key move 1.Kd6

    Post 3139 Key move 1.Qc6+, Rb6 2.Qa8 mate.

    Post 3140 Key move 1.Qa8

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    • Post 3141 Key move 1.Bb1

      Post 3142 Key move 1.Qb7

      Post 3143 Key move 1.Qe5, Kd7 2.e8=Q mate.

      Post 3144 Key move 1.Rf-e1

      Post 3145 Key move 1.Qa7

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      • Post 3146 Key move 1.Nc5

        Post 3147 Key move 1.Na6

        Post 3148 Key move 1.Nc8

        Post 3149 Key move 1.b7

        Post 3150 Key move 1.Qa4

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        • Post 3151 Key move 1.Qc6

          Post 3152 Key move 1.Nd6

          Post 3153 Key move 1.Nxg6+, fxg6 2.Bf6+, Qxf6 3.Kd5+, Kg5 4.h4+, Kf5 5.g4+, hxg4 6.Rf4+, Bxf4 7.e4 mate. One could say this isn't a proper checkmate problem because there are variants on the first three moves, but the last four moves are zugzwang, and it is a fantastic finish.

          Post 3154 Key move 1.Kf7, Bd5 2.Qxd5, h1=Q 3.Qd1, Qa8 4.Qa1+, Qaxa1 5.Re8 mate. or 4....Qhxa1, 5.Rxh6 mate.

          Post 3155 Key move 1.Ng8

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