Is it possible to win chess in 2 moves?
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Is it possible to win chess in 2 moves?
Yes it is possible to win chess in 2 moves in only one condition when white plays first move with "f pawn" and 2nd move with "g pawn". Here is the picture which explains the condition.
Yes it is possible to win chess in 2 moves in only one condition when white plays first move with “f pawn” and 2nd move with “g pawn”. Here is the picture which explains the condition.
See lessWhite can play first move g4 and then f4, and you will get the same position which is mentioned. Well, my point is that there are two conditions and one position for checkmating in 2 moves. :) Thanks for the answer @thechessforum
White can play first move g4 and then f4, and you will get the same position which is mentioned.
See lessWell, my point is that there are two conditions and one position for checkmating in 2 moves. 🙂
Thanks for the answer The Chess Forum
Good illustrated
Good illustrated
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