Chess Puzzles

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White to play, mate in 2!

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Bobby Fischer vs. Pal Benko | Curacao Candidates (1962)

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Brilliant move, but why?

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Sac the queen and…

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What does this sign mean?

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Anatoly Karpov vs. Garry Kasparov | World Championship Match (1985)

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White to move, mate in 2!

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White to move, mate in 2!

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Why is this move brilliant?

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Do you see what’s coming?

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😂

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Guys, what should I do in this position? (I’m White.)

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White to move, mate in 1!

Can you solve this puzzle?

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White to move, mate in 2!

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Why is this move brilliant?

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White to move, mate in 1!

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Insane Queen Sacrifice 🎯

Can you explain?

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White can checkmate in 2 moves.

Only 1% of players can solve this puzzle. 🤔

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Jose Raul Capablanca vs. Alexander Alekhine | World Championship Match (1927)

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On the day Bobby Fischer would have celebrated his 71st birthday, Garry Kasparov paid a visit to his grave in Selfoss, Iceland. It was a historic moment for chess: arguably the two greatest players of the game never met, and so they were never as close to each other.

Fischer (b. 1943) and Kasparov (b. 1963) did not play each other because their chess careers did not coincide in time. Fischer, in effect, ended his career after winning the world title in 1972, while Kasparov began to compete internationally in the Sokolsky Memorial (1978) and Banja Luka