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@dr_gorchani @NewInChess they're probably close in eval. i like Rab8 more, Rfb8 doesn't look right at a glance, but not necessarily wrong. :)
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New In Chess@NewInChess·
Today's puzzle is from the 4NCL, which is finishing today. After having been worse for a long time, White has a chance to win the game: Jones – Parker, 4NCL, England 2026. Gawain Jones sets up a devastating double attack. Can you find the first move? Come back to see the solution tomorrow. See what's new at: newinchess.com/what-s-new #chess #chesspuzzle #tactics
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New In Chess@NewInChess·
Solution to yesterday's puzzle. Rocha – Dias, Portuguese Masters, Fatima 2021. 25.Nc6!! is the killer blow. Black resigned immediately. The point is seen after 25...Bxc6 26.Rxd8+ Qxd8 27.Qxc5 and White wins. 1-0. See what's new at: newinchess.com/what-s-new #chess #chesspuzzle #tactics
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New In Chess@NewInChess·
What winning move did Abdusattorov miss?
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Solution to yesterday's puzzle. Jones – Parker, 4NCL, England 2026. 42.Rfb8! is the winning move, setting up a double attack. After 42...Qd7 White wins with 43.Nxf6 Qe7 44.Rxg8+ Bxg8 45.Nxh5. Black therefore played 42...Bxd5, but after 43.exd5! Qf7 44.Rf8 Qb7 45.Rab8 Qa7 46.Ra8 Qb7 47.Rfb8 Qf7 48.Bf5! Rxf5 49.Qxf5 h6 50.Rd8 Qb7 51.Qxf6 Kh7 52.Qf5+ Kh8 53.Qf6 Kh7 54.Qf5+ Kh8 55.Qf2 Qc7 56.Qf4 Kh7 57.Qf5+ Kh8 58.Qe6 Black resigned. 1-0. See what's new at: newinchess.com/what-s-new #chess #chesspuzzle #tactics
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Endgame AI@EndgameaiChess·
🇺🇸Sam Shankland: “Not Everyone Can Become a Grandmaster” On the Tosh Show podcast, GM Sam Shankland was asked if anyone can become a Grandmaster by dedicating their life to chess. This was his answer:
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Vidit Gujrathi@viditchess·
I can’t believe, in 31 years, I never came across this book. It’s a shame. It has timeless wisdom! Moreover, it’s an easy read. Good books which don’t have just one central idea stretched into 200 pages are rare.
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New In Chess@NewInChess·
Chess is a lot of things these days!
Wadim Rosenstein@WadimRosenstein

Dear Chess Lovers, I am proud to announce that, together with the Philippine Chess Federation, we are launching the WR Bughouse Championship. Many of you know that over the past years I have organized private high-level bughouse events. What started as a niche format has grown into something much bigger. Now, we are taking it to the global stage. In June, we will officially launch this major championship together with our partners in the Philippines. After the WR Chess Masters, this will become our second flagship event in bughouse - a format that is rapidly gaining popularity, especially across Asia. At the same time, this is part of a bigger vision. I want to develop chess further - to open new formats, reach new audiences, and bring new energy into the game. Chess must not only be respected. It must also be enjoyed. Bughouse represents exactly that: speed, creativity, teamwork, and pure emotion. It brings people together and shows a dynamic, accessible side of chess. This is not just about competition. It is about bringing more fun into chess, without losing its depth. The WR Chess Team will participate with Hikaru Nakamura and myself. 1. We are setting a $100,000 prize fund, with $50,000 for first place 2. Participation is limited to 100 teams only 3. Registration will open soon - first come, first served We expect strong international interest, so early registration is strongly recommended. Format & Rules: We will play under the classical rules of bughouse: * No checkmate allowed using dropped pieces * Unique promotion rule: a promoted pawn allows you to take any piece from the partner’s opponent’s board * Captured pieces are transferred between partners * Fast-paced format: 5+0 time control Tournament structure: * Day 1: 12 rounds * Day 2: Knockout stage with the Top 8 teams, best of 2 games per match This event will not be broadcast, as there is currently no platform that fully supports this format at the level we require. For now, this will be pure over-the-board competition - fast, direct, and uncompromising. If anyone believes they can change this - or provide a solution that meets our standards - let me know. I would like to sincerely thank the Philippine Chess Federation for making this event possible. We welcome players from all over the world. And one more thing - Hikaru and I have not lost a single game together.

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Quatre-08@ArklightOx·
@NewInChess Is it not rook H2 check, if he captures with king the Queen G2 is checkmate if he captures with with Queen then slide the Queen over for check blocks with Queen m, Queen takes Queen checkmate? ... did I actually get this?
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David Llada ♞
David Llada ♞@davidllada·
I just learned about this book. I’m buying it right away! Boris is an amazing coach, and I like the topic. We should have more books aimed at “enjoying” chess. I am even considering writing one myself!
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GM Renier Castellanos
GM Renier Castellanos@RenierCast·
There are two types of chessplayers Which one are you?
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New In Chess@NewInChess·
eBook of the Week - The King's Indian Defence: Move by Move The King's Indian is a hugely popular opening at all levels of chess. Rather than attempting to secure early equality, Black is fighting for the initiative from the very first moves. Available @ForwardChess until May 10 for only $11.99! forwardchess.com/product/the-ki…
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Answer: A lot! But most significantly, 60.Qg3! or 60.h7!?.
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From yesterday. The solution is 1...Rd1 2.Re2 Bd3! and White loses material.
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New In Chess@NewInChess·
Solution to yesterday's puzzle. Dedebas – Ben Ari, Rhodes 2025. 60...Qc1+! is the winning move. The alternative 60...g5? lets White off the hook after 61.hxg5+ Kxg5 62.Kg2 with a draw on move 87. ½-½ After 60...Qc1+ 61.Kg2 Qa3! Black would have had a winning position. See what's new at: newinchess.com/what-s-new #chess #chesspuzzle #tactics
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