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lol ye, i said i would mix some easy ones in. But how good is your visualizing? Can you map out the main sequences with out mistakes?

Intuitively yes, but can you prove it? Also its Kg2 the start.

Add a Kg2 in there now its blacks move. Screen shot mistake.

I always found that peek performance happens right after long breaks. Fresh perspective, Imagination-motivation element at play. --------------- puzzle 6 -------------- Kg2. Black to move and win.

DAIIM now every time I contemplate I'll first start by setting up my chessboard. --- I was confused on who the bot was in the game, all i saw was one side destroying the other with TRUTH

Nice, now dont forget to troll next time, always look for the troll when your winning. Pro tip.

Leo is boosting our will to play. The Leo effect.

Right I looked at the both of them. I thought they were the same as long as there was no "trick". there was a trick... lol This is when I would spend more than 15 seconds looking at the position. Check this funny line: Bxg2 Kxg2 Re5 Kf3 Re3+ fxe3 Qg3+ Ke4 Qxe3+ Kf5 g6+ kg5 h6+ kxh6 f3# Got to play f3 mate to be truly satisfied destroying your opponent. LOl

@Joshe Unless theres a trick im not seeeing, Bxg2 Kxg2 Re6 and its forced mate. White can try Bg4 Rg6 f3 Qg3+ Kh1 Rh6+ and its over

Claude is the best right now.

APOE2 is the smoke and drink your entire life and live to 100 gene. The rock has it. He got tested.

Believing you're going to die. It could be true or not, but it was certainly not questioned by 99% of the population. And then you have people who do question it and then they conform to simulation theory.

It feels really good for black because white's pieces are under developed and all tangled up uncoordinated. Black got into this position by applying the pressure throughout the whole game, forcing white to constantly make concessions. If black doesn't convert the advantage, it could easily slip away. All white needs is a couple of moves to equalize. It's also two bishops versus two knights in an open board and white has an outside pass pawn that's gonna be pushed. What would blacks move be then let's imagine taking the pawn in the middle? Qxd4 Qxd4 Rxd4 Be3 and already White is untangling. So already we have to move our queen somewhere to avoid trading queens, and we can't take the pawn in the middle. Black has a temporary positional advantage, but if there's no concrete conversion, then it's basically equal in less than a move or two. Actually, white is up a pawn on a4 and it's an outside passed pawn, its going to be a tough defence for black.

I know what you mean, this puzzle its basically "is the bishop really free"? In master games the free bishop is a trap.

I know right we should all celebrate on a child's premature death