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!
after 1....0-0 2.Qa8! Black can't prevent both 3.Qg2# and 3.Qxf8+ Kxf8 4.Ra8#. The clearance of the long diagonal a8-h1 is called Bristol theme
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
Replying to @canis_nihili
Yh, i was trying to check it, appearantly it's not obvious how to treat it
Correction, I think it's important: Black can castle
Puzzle of the week (#39/2026): Simple mate in 2 moves , good luck! (found in Warsaw)
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!
















