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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".
@newsmonkey.bsky.socialOct 1, 2026, 2:58 PM

Volen Dyulgerov verslaat Magnus Carlsen in Chess Club Showdown #schaak #ChessClubShowdown #VolenDyulgerov #MagnusCarlsen #schaakwedstrijd

@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".
@jeanpaultoonen.bsky.socialSep 11, 2026, 3:58 PM

Deze schaakpartij geldt als de mooiste ever. Ze werd in 1858 gespeeld in een privéloge tijdens een opvoering van de opera Norma, in Parijs.

De Amerikaan Paul Morphy - tegen 2 spelers in overleg - offerde álle stukken van betekenis. En won.

#chess #schaak #amazing #winn

youtu.be/eFdXyT2KBlk?...

This chess game has been cherished and studied for 167 years. The great Paul Morphy uncorks his most immortal queen sacrifice, forcing checkmate while attending an opera in Paris. This is required viewing for anyone even remotely interested in chess. Some time later Morphy stopper his chess activity, due to a lac of competition.
@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".