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Same position. Your style. ♟️ Choose a board theme and piece set in ChessMotion. Compare the real editor previews, then pick the look you want. Which would you choose? chessmotion.com #chess #ChessMotion

The bishop on e4 has a defender. Move that defender. ♟️ White to move: Nf4+ pulls the king away. After ...Kc6, Kxe4 wins the bishop. Would you spot the check? #chess #ChessPuzzle

A Sicilian with the colours reversed. ♟️ 1.c4 e5. The English gives White an extra tempo in a familiar structure. In this illustrative line: develop the g2-bishop, castle, then choose your pawn break. #chess #EnglishOpening

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The queen is attacked. Lilienthal pushes a pawn. ♟️ 20.exf6 Qxc2 21.fxg7. Watch the pawn on g7 and the rooks on the e-file. Lilienthal–Capablanca, Hastings, 1 Jan 1935. White won; the ending shown is resignation. #chess #ChessHistory

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The Catalan’s bishop takes the long view. ♟️ Develop with g3 and Bg2, castle, then recover c4 with Qc2 and Qxc4 in this illustrative line. #chess #CatalanOpening

The knight is offered with check. Can you see what follows? ♟️ 43.Nf6+ forces ...Qxf6. Then Rxf6 wins the queen. Nakamura–Nihal, 13 Oct 2026. #chess

Can you see the knight’s follow-up? Pause before the reveal. ♟️ After ...Rxe6+ and Rxe6, the knight forks king and rook with ...Nd4+. #chess

Watch how the passed pawn makes Black’s pieces work. ♟️ Smyslov–Botvinnik, 1957: c6 cramps Black; Rxd5 removes the blockading knight. #chess

Find the first check before the reveal. ♟️ Black to move. Mate in two. Find the first check. #chess

One extra pawn. One second left. Nihal–Caruana, Titled Tuesday, 13 Oct 2026. No increment. Nihal’s 9/9 start ended when he lost on time after 108...Ke8. Caruana went on to win the event. ♟️ #chess #Caruana

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Black to move. A knight is hanging — but White’s queen is the target. Find the bishop move. If axb4 follows, the diagonal opens to a4. ♟️ #chess #chesspuzzle

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White castles long. Black castles short. The Sicilian Dragon puts Black’s bishop on g7. White’s Be3, f3 and Qd2 setup leads to opposite-wing castling in this illustrative line. Which side would you choose? ♟️ #chess #SicilianDragon

Two pawns down. A king on f6. Capablanca–Tartakower, New York 1924. Black collects pawns while Capablanca activates his king and rook. He went on to win. Would you choose material or activity? ♟️ #chess #Capablanca

The king heads towards the pawn. It still arrives too late. A simple rule-of-the-square example: White moves first, and Black’s king starts outside the pawn’s square. The a-pawn promotes. Illustrative line. ♟️ #chess #endgame