Black’s king looks safe on a8. White to move: can you spot the checkmate in two moves on this board?
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Mate in 2: a chess puzzle every day Page 2
A simple rook recapture hides a mate in two: can you spot it before the black king does?
Black to play and mate in two: a sacrifice clears the path to the white king. Can you find it?
Mate in 2: the black king looks safe on g5, but a precise combination changes everything. Can you find the solution?
The black king thinks it has escaped to safety on g7. Can you find the mate in 2 that proves otherwise?
Black to move must force the white king to its doom in just two moves. Can you find the checkmate?
Checkmate in 2: can you spot Black’s winning combination? Try it now on the interactive chessboard.
Black to play and mate in two: can you spot the combination on this interactive board?
White has mate in 2 against the black king: can you find the forced combination on the board?
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