I was hoping to make up for the class we missed but we will not be able to meet on Dec 15 because the cafeteria is in use.
PUZZLE OF THE DAY
Here's a problem from game 4 played Nov 30, 2021 in the world chess championship between the reigning champion Magnus Carlson of Norway against his challenger Ian Nepomniachtchi of Russia. It is Carlson's turn as White. Should he take the pawn on d5 with his queen? Why or why not?
Answer: No! Carlson would lose his queen after Bxh2+! Kxh2 Qxd5
RATINGS
Don't forget to do the challenges (for example King and Queen checkmate) each is worth 10-15 points.
Dean | 377 | |
RR, KQ | Ben | 273 |
Leo | 215 | |
RR | Warren | 205 |
Evan | 204 | |
Owen | 196 | |
RR, KQ | J.R. | 191 |
RR | Luke | 184 |
RR, KQ | Elliot | 180 |
Liam | 166 | |
RR | Justin | 135 |
John | 133 | |
Judah | 132 | |
Atticus | 129 | |
Sincere | 109 | |
Adam | 100 | |
Joshua | 100 |
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