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This is puzzle is 2100?

NotMagnusCarlsen42

Sometimes someone will think a puzzle far more complex than it is, and therefore miss some of the obvious moves. Maybe gets over 2000 and then once that happens, people overthink it even more and it has a snowball effect.

Sometimes someone will think a puzzle far more complex than it is, and therefore miss some of the obvious moves. Maybe gets over 2000 and then once that happens, people overthink it even more and it has a snowball effect.
RemRus

Bh3+ ... Qxf4

Bh3+ ... Qxf4
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RemRusedited

That's exactly how it is.
I have a different question. Why didn't the task start a move earlier? Then the players saw the fork and took the queen.
There are other types of puzzles where the player tries different moves, but they are all wrong. Later he realizes that the opponent has given check, and not a single piece can move.

That's exactly how it is. I have a different question. Why didn't the task start a move earlier? Then the players saw the fork and took the queen. There are other types of puzzles where the player tries different moves, but they are all wrong. Later he realizes that the opponent has given check, and not a single piece can move.
Freddy_Mercurrysauce

@RemRus said ^

There are other types of puzzles where the player tries different moves, but they are all wrong. Later he realizes that the opponent has given check, and not a single piece can move.

Because in the game the puzzle was pulled out, 26...Ne2+ wasn't the only winning move.
Black could also have played 26...Qg6+.
The puzzles can only have 1 working solution because that's how they are coded.

@RemRus said [^](/forum/redirect/post/ZoNbnKSZ) > There are other types of puzzles where the player tries different moves, but they are all wrong. Later he realizes that the opponent has given check, and not a single piece can move. Because in the game the puzzle was pulled out, 26...Ne2+ wasn't the only winning move. Black could also have played 26...Qg6+. The puzzles can only have 1 working solution because that's how they are coded.