Chess Puzzles

For you who like puzzles. 

Chess puzzle 3

White to move.

The solution will you find below on this site, but remember that you do your self a disservice if you look at the solution, without trying hard to find it by your self first.

FEN-code:
 r4r1k/pp4pp/n3Q3/4N3/Pbpp1B2/2N3P1/1P3K2/R4B1q w - - 0 0

Chess puzzle 4

White to move.

The solution will you find below on this site, but remember that you do your self a disservice if you look at the solution, without trying hard to find it by your self first.

FEN-code:
1b3K2/8/8/8/8/8/1p1p4/k4BBR w - - 0 0

Chess puzzle 5

White to move.

The solution will you find below on this site, but remember that you do your self a disservice if you look at the solution, without trying hard to find it by your self first.

FEN-code:
8/8/5K1B/8/8/1p6/k7/2R5 w - - 0 0
 

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Solution Chess puzzle 3:
1Qg8+ Kxg8 (Rxg8 2Nf7 check mate) 2Bxc4+ Kh8 (Rf7 3Bxf7 Kf8 4Rxh1 winning) 3Ng6+ hxg6 4Rxh1 check mate.

Solution Chess puzzle 4:
1Be2 BQ6+ (b1Q 2BQ4+ Ka2 3Bc4+) 2Ke8 Q1Q 3BxQ1 b1Q 4BQ4+ Ka2 5Bb3+ Qxb3 6Ra1 check mate.

Solution Combination puzzle 6:
1Qh6 Bxh6 2Rxh6 g5 3Rh8+ Kg7 4R1h7+ Kg6 5BQ3+ Qe4 6Bxe4+ Nxe4 7Rg7/Rh6
check mate.

The game:
J. Kozma - L. Alster

Solution Chess puzzle 5:
1Rc3 b2 2Lc1 b1N 3RQ3 Ka1 4Ke5 Ka2 5KQ4 Ka1 6Kc4 Ka2 7RQ8 Ka1 8Ra8+ Na3 9Rxa3 Kb1 10Kc3 Kxc1 11Ra1 check mate.
Alternative: 8Kb3 Nc3 9Ka2 og 10Ra8+ or10Bb2 check mate, if Na2.

Solution Combination puzzle 7:
1Rxe4 Qxe4 2Qg3 f6 3Qb3+ Rf7 4Nxf7 Qxf7 5Qxb4 Rc4 6QQ6 Qe8 7Bh6 (if gxh6 then Qxf6) and big advantage.
Alternative 1: 3-Kh8 4Ng6+ hxg6 5Bxc7
Alternative 2: 2-g6 3Nxg6 fxg6 4Nh6+ Kg7 5Bxc7

The game:
F. Georghiu - S. Momo

 

 Combination puzzle 6

White to move.

Julius Kozma - Ladislav Alster
Played in CSSR (Tsjekkoslovakia) 1953. 

The solution will you find below on this site, but remember that you do your self a disservice if you look at the solution, without trying hard to find it by your self first.

FEN-code:
1rr3k1/4ppb1/2q1bnp1/1p2B1Q1/6P1/2p2P2/P1P1B2R/2K4R w - - 0 1 

Combination puzzle 7

White to move.

Florin Georghiu - Suren Momo

Played in Varna i Bulgaria

The solution will you find below on this site, but remember that you do your self a disservice if you look at the solution, without trying hard to find it by your self first.

FEN-code:
2r2rk1/1bq2ppp/p7/1p1pNN2/1b1PnB2/3Q3P/PP3PP1/R3R1K1 w - - 0 0