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@sqsensechess.bsky.socialOct 10, 2026, 11:51 AM

George Koltanowski composed this one. White to play and mate in 2.

The first move is quiet. Can you find it?

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@ic3ix.bsky.socialOct 4, 2026, 8:22 PM

Chess problem for the week of Oct 5, 2026: By G.C. Alvey (1890 - 1929), published in the "Surrey Weekly Press" in 1919. White to move and checkmate in two moves. (1/2)

FEN: 7n/6K1/8/3pk3/1Q3NB1/5R2/8/2br4
#chess #ajedrez #échecs #schaak #schach #chessfeed #schachproblem

A diagram illustrating the starting position of the chess problem on a chess board. The chess pieces are arranged as follows, White - King: g7, Queen: b4, Rooks: f3, Bishops: g4, Knights: f4; Black - King: e5, Rooks: d1, Bishops: c1, Knights: h8, pawns: d5. The instructions for solving the chess problem are, "White to move and checkmate in two moves".
@sqsensechess.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 12:02 PM

White to play.

Black’s king and queen are lined up. What’s the best move?

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@sqsensechess.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 11:58 AM

White to play and mate.

Find the finish — Black’s king has nowhere to go.

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@ic3ix.bsky.socialSep 27, 2026, 7:06 PM

Chess study for the week of Sep 28, 2026: By Josef Kling (1811 – 1876), a German chess master and chess composer, published in "Chess Weekly" in 1849. White to move and win. (1/3)

FEN: q7/8/8/8/5R2/4k3/7R/4K3 w - - 0 1
#chess #ajedrez #échecs #schaak #schach #chessfeed #chessstudy

A diagram illustrating the starting position of the chess study on a chess board. The chess pieces are arranged as follows, White - King: e1, Rooks: h2 f4; Black - King: e3, Queen: a8. The instructions for solving the chess study are, "White to move and win".
@ic3ix.bsky.socialSep 20, 2026, 5:18 PM

Chess problem for week of Sep 21, 2026: By William Atkinson (1835 - 1887), published in "Canadian Spectator" in 1880. White to move and mate in 3 moves. (1/2)

FEN: 1b6/5p1B/pPNp1R1r/Pk2p3/4N2P/Q3p3/3nP3/3KB3 w - - 0 1
#chess #chessfeed #chessproblem #ajedrez #échecs #schaak #schach #schachproblem

A diagram illustrating the starting position of the chess problem on a chess board. The chess pieces are arranged as follows, White - King: d1, Queen: a3, Rooks: f6, Bishops: e1 h7, Knights: e4 c6, pawns: e2 h4 a5 b6; Black - King: b5, Rooks: h6, Bishops: b8, Knights: d2, pawns: e3 e5 a6 d6 f7. The instructions for solving the chess problem are, "White to move and checkmate in three moves".
@ic3ix.bsky.socialSep 13, 2026, 5:55 PM

Chess problem for week of Sep 14, 2026: By William Atkinson (1835 - 1887), published in "Ottowa Citizen" in 1885. White to move and mate in 2 moves. (1/2)

FEN: 1bNn1B2/nr6/Kp4R1/1p1k1r2/p2p1P2/1p4N1/B3Q3/2R4b w - - 0 1
#chess #chessfeed #chessproblem #ajedrez #échecs #schaak #schach #schachproblem

A diagram illustrating the starting position of the chess problem on a chess board. The chess pieces are arranged as follows, White - King: a6, Queen: e2, Rooks: c1 g6, Bishops: a2 f8, Knights: g3 c8, pawns: f4; Black - King: d5, Rooks: f5 b7, Bishops: h1 b8, Knights: a7 d8, pawns: b3 a4 d4 b5 b6. The instructions for solving the chess problem are, "White to move and checkmate in two moves".
@ic3ix.bsky.socialSep 6, 2026, 6:03 PM

Chess problem for the week of Sep 7, 2026: By William Atkinson (1835 - 1887), published in "Canadian Spectator" in 1880. White to move and mate in two moves. (1/2)

FEN: 5N2/4pp2/1p1BrR2/3k4/1Q4n1/K2B4/8/5n2 w - - 0 1
#chess #chessfeed #chessproblem #ajedrez #échecs #schaak #schach #schachproblem

A diagram illustrating the starting position of the chess problem on a chess board. The chess pieces are arranged as follows, White - King: a3, Queen: b4, Rooks: f6, Bishops: d3 d6, Knights: f8; Black - King: d5, Rooks: e6, Knights: f1 g4, pawns: b6 e7 f7. The instructions for solving the chess problem are, "White to move and checkmate in two moves".