This is my first (pretty primitive) chess problem. White to move! What happens? Please, higher rated players, I know that you are familiar with the anwser if you look only for a second. Let the lower rated players reply 🙂

Is my rating low enough to answer it?

Is it really possible? Because d3 or d4 is followed by exd3 (e.p.) #.

Yes. For you is obvious 🙂 I have to do harder one!

How can you make a diagram? Do you have to put the FEN in your post?

Go to google and download "Chess pad", then copy FEN and paste it here! Also you can setup position in fritz or chessmaster and yust copy and paste.

I think I will go to chessgames.com and there make one and copy.

Mate in 10: 2B2bnr/5Kp1/3p4/3PNN1k/6p1/4PpPp/5P1Q/3R4

Is my problem too difficult??

Mate in 10 is just too much

Originally posted by ivan2908
Go to google and download "Chess pad", then copy FEN and paste it here! Also you can setup position in fritz or chessmaster and yust copy and paste.

here was the diagram from the mate in 10 problem...

Originally posted by Anakin Skywalker
Mate in 10: 2B2bnr/5Kp1/3p4/3PNN1k/6p1/4PpPp/5P1Q/3R4

Originally posted by Ragnorak
You need to put in FEN tags like this [ fen]Paste fen here[ /fen] (no spaces)
[fen]2B2bnr/5Kp1/3p4/3PNN1k/6p1/4PpPp/5P1Q/3R4[/fen]

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