💫 Double Grandmaster in otb chess and chess solving, 🧩 6 times World Chess Solving Champion ♟️ 2 times Polish Chess Champion ♟️One Titled Tuesday's win
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In my collection of puzzles of the week it deserves the spot! White to play! ( Puzzle of the week #42/2026)
Solution: It works so fluently on the phone
Puzzle of the week #41/2026: @Wfcc_Chess updated the layout of their website, which looks much better.
They also offer daily puzzles. So here is one from today. White to play and mate in 2 moves, gl!
Puzzle of the week #41/2026: @Wfcc_Chess updated the layout of their website, which looks much better.
They also offer daily puzzles. So here is one from today. White to play and mate in 2 moves, gl!
Solution: the longest move 1.Bh1!
(Puzzle of the week #40/2026) : We stay with castling theme. White to mate in 4 moves, good luck!
Solution: Because Black can castle, bK and Rh8 couldnt move. So the last move had to be g7-g5. So the solution is 1.hxg6 e.p.
(P.S.) If Black couldnt castle then 1.Ke6 is the way
Puzzle of the week (#39/2026): Simple mate in 2 moves , good luck! (found in Warsaw)
Solution: both queens using two portal square
Puzzle of the week (#38/2026): from Hopper Magazine. Reach this position after both sides make 8 moves, good luck!
Puzzle of the week (#38/2026): from Hopper Magazine. Reach this position after both sides make 8 moves, good luck!
Solution: We play 1.... Kd3! Since there is a threat of Rf1#, White has to play 2.Rd6+ and now the magic part 2....Nd5!!
(Puzzle of the week #37/2026).
In the actual game yesterday (in small rapid event which I won) I had a rook on f3, but in analysis I moved it to f5.
Black to move!
(BONUS: What's the difference with the rook on f3?)
