A pic of a lad playing chess at the latest Super Bowl.
A helpmate in five moves.
In a Helpmate Black goes first and both sides work together to checkmate Black.
I try these from time. This one caught my attention because it is so few pieces.
Then a construction test. Construct a position where White has a King, Knight
and a Bishop but cannot win unless you remove either the Knight or Bishop.
I give one solution. You are welcome to try and construct another. (good luck!)
Next an RHP game where the player who lost had a great trap he could have tried.
Onto a few interesting and instructive OTB games and I added in a few cartoons.
Blog Post 596
(I'm sure I posted this link this morning. I bet you I've posted it in the wrong forum.)
Edit:
I did, I put it in the Clans Forum.. What I was doing there I have no idea I'm not in a clan.
That game is featured in Winning in the Chess Opening: 700 Ways to Ambush Your Opponent By Nikolai Kalinichenko
I've played this Pirc/three pawns attack many times in rapid games I never knew of this trap.
In your analysis of {Black resigned 13...Qxg5 14.Nd6+} it should be {Black resigned 13...Qxg5 14.Ne6+}