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The correct answer is the one which places the lowest-value piece possible on the board to checkmate Black.



Outside of this piece drop, all rules of regular chess apply, including piece limits (i.e. no more than 8 pawns can be on the board at 1 point.)



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Here's a third one and an interesting one at that:



Your task is to place a piece on the board as White and checkmate Black.



The correct answer is the one which places the lowest-value piece possible on the board to checkmate Black.



Outside of this piece drop, all rules of regular chess apply, including piece limits (i.e. no more than 8 pawns can be on the board at 1 point.)



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Here's a third one and an interesting one at that:



Your task is to place a piece on the board as White and checkmate Black.



The correct answer is the one which places the lowest-value piece possible on the board to checkmate Black.



Outside of this piece drop, all rules of regular chess apply, including piece limits (i.e. no more than 8 pawns can be on the board at 1 point.)



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Here's a third one and an interesting one at that:



Your task is to place a piece on the board as White and checkmate Black.



The correct answer is the one which places the lowest-value piece possible on the board to checkmate Black.



Outside of this piece drop, all rules of regular chess apply, including piece limits (i.e. no more than 8 pawns can be on the board at 1 point.)



Good luck! ;)









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3 points is minimum




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a knight goes on f7. One of the three knights is a promoted pawn







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Since the puzzle doesn't say that the checkmate must be immediate, allowing for a placement and then a move is made with mate, I believe that under these circumstances:




1 point is the minimum




Place:




A pawn on h6, and move the White rook to h7 with checkmate to follow right away. The pawn can legally be there, as it has from 4 captures from it's home square on c2.







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    I said "put a white piece on the board and checkmate black." This implies that the placement checkmates Black.
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    An implication is.
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    Two things: You said it would be White to move, so black can not make any moves at all. This is a placem: the placed piece does not move to it's sqaure, it is put on the board, so my solution is correct there. The piece is placed and THEN a move is made: Two An implication is not outright: You did not say "Place it WITH checkmate," which would not allow for my solution. You said place a piece AND checkmate Black, allowing for the loophole of a non-immediate mate piece placement.
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3 points is minimum




Where




a knight goes on f7. One of the three knights is a promoted pawn







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3 points is minimum




Where




a knight goes on f7. One of the three knights is a promoted pawn







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3 points is minimum




Where




a knight goes on f7. One of the three knights is a promoted pawn








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Now I'll have to make a 4th one already! :(
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Since the puzzle doesn't say that the checkmate must be immediate, allowing for a placement and then a move is made with mate, I believe that under these circumstances:




1 point is the minimum




Place:




A pawn on h6, and move the White rook to h7 with checkmate to follow right away. The pawn can legally be there, as it has from 4 captures from it's home square on c2.







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    I said "put a white piece on the board and checkmate black." This implies that the placement checkmates Black.
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    An implication is.
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  • 1




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    But nice idea :)
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  • 1




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    Two things: You said it would be White to move, so black can not make any moves at all. This is a placem: the placed piece does not move to it's sqaure, it is put on the board, so my solution is correct there. The piece is placed and THEN a move is made: Two An implication is not outright: You did not say "Place it WITH checkmate," which would not allow for my solution. You said place a piece AND checkmate Black, allowing for the loophole of a non-immediate mate piece placement.
    $endgroup$
    – Rewan Demontay
    7 hours ago







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    Thank you! Just be sure to word all of your puzzles carefully to avoid alternative answers as best as you can! :D
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    7 hours ago
















1












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Since the puzzle doesn't say that the checkmate must be immediate, allowing for a placement and then a move is made with mate, I believe that under these circumstances:




1 point is the minimum




Place:




A pawn on h6, and move the White rook to h7 with checkmate to follow right away. The pawn can legally be there, as it has from 4 captures from it's home square on c2.







share|improve this answer









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    I said "put a white piece on the board and checkmate black." This implies that the placement checkmates Black.
    $endgroup$
    – MakeHellTal
    7 hours ago











  • $begingroup$
    An implication is.
    $endgroup$
    – Rewan Demontay
    7 hours ago






  • 1




    $begingroup$
    But nice idea :)
    $endgroup$
    – MakeHellTal
    7 hours ago






  • 1




    $begingroup$
    Two things: You said it would be White to move, so black can not make any moves at all. This is a placem: the placed piece does not move to it's sqaure, it is put on the board, so my solution is correct there. The piece is placed and THEN a move is made: Two An implication is not outright: You did not say "Place it WITH checkmate," which would not allow for my solution. You said place a piece AND checkmate Black, allowing for the loophole of a non-immediate mate piece placement.
    $endgroup$
    – Rewan Demontay
    7 hours ago







  • 1




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    Thank you! Just be sure to word all of your puzzles carefully to avoid alternative answers as best as you can! :D
    $endgroup$
    – Rewan Demontay
    7 hours ago














1












1








1





$begingroup$

Since the puzzle doesn't say that the checkmate must be immediate, allowing for a placement and then a move is made with mate, I believe that under these circumstances:




1 point is the minimum




Place:




A pawn on h6, and move the White rook to h7 with checkmate to follow right away. The pawn can legally be there, as it has from 4 captures from it's home square on c2.







share|improve this answer









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Since the puzzle doesn't say that the checkmate must be immediate, allowing for a placement and then a move is made with mate, I believe that under these circumstances:




1 point is the minimum




Place:




A pawn on h6, and move the White rook to h7 with checkmate to follow right away. The pawn can legally be there, as it has from 4 captures from it's home square on c2.








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    I said "put a white piece on the board and checkmate black." This implies that the placement checkmates Black.
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    An implication is.
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  • 1




    $begingroup$
    But nice idea :)
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    7 hours ago






  • 1




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    Two things: You said it would be White to move, so black can not make any moves at all. This is a placem: the placed piece does not move to it's sqaure, it is put on the board, so my solution is correct there. The piece is placed and THEN a move is made: Two An implication is not outright: You did not say "Place it WITH checkmate," which would not allow for my solution. You said place a piece AND checkmate Black, allowing for the loophole of a non-immediate mate piece placement.
    $endgroup$
    – Rewan Demontay
    7 hours ago







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    Thank you! Just be sure to word all of your puzzles carefully to avoid alternative answers as best as you can! :D
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    I said "put a white piece on the board and checkmate black." This implies that the placement checkmates Black.
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    An implication is.
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    – Rewan Demontay
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  • 1




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    But nice idea :)
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    7 hours ago






  • 1




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    Two things: You said it would be White to move, so black can not make any moves at all. This is a placem: the placed piece does not move to it's sqaure, it is put on the board, so my solution is correct there. The piece is placed and THEN a move is made: Two An implication is not outright: You did not say "Place it WITH checkmate," which would not allow for my solution. You said place a piece AND checkmate Black, allowing for the loophole of a non-immediate mate piece placement.
    $endgroup$
    – Rewan Demontay
    7 hours ago







  • 1




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    Thank you! Just be sure to word all of your puzzles carefully to avoid alternative answers as best as you can! :D
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    7 hours ago
















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I said "put a white piece on the board and checkmate black." This implies that the placement checkmates Black.
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I said "put a white piece on the board and checkmate black." This implies that the placement checkmates Black.
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An implication is.
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An implication is.
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Two things: You said it would be White to move, so black can not make any moves at all. This is a placem: the placed piece does not move to it's sqaure, it is put on the board, so my solution is correct there. The piece is placed and THEN a move is made: Two An implication is not outright: You did not say "Place it WITH checkmate," which would not allow for my solution. You said place a piece AND checkmate Black, allowing for the loophole of a non-immediate mate piece placement.
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$begingroup$
Two things: You said it would be White to move, so black can not make any moves at all. This is a placem: the placed piece does not move to it's sqaure, it is put on the board, so my solution is correct there. The piece is placed and THEN a move is made: Two An implication is not outright: You did not say "Place it WITH checkmate," which would not allow for my solution. You said place a piece AND checkmate Black, allowing for the loophole of a non-immediate mate piece placement.
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Thank you! Just be sure to word all of your puzzles carefully to avoid alternative answers as best as you can! :D
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