This article contains the 5 1-move checkmate chess puzzles with a twist. Your double challenge includes checkmate White in 1-move and Finding the mistake in the previous White's move.
1. Chess Puzzle: Find the Mistake and Crack 1-Move Checkmate
Welcome to the chess puzzles. The chess puzzles include the double challenges. The 1st challenge is to play as Black and checkmate White in exactly 1-move.
These chess puzzles are taken from real-life chess games. In the previous move, White made a blunder. The white previous move is marked in the chess puzzle images. Your 2nd challenge is to find the best move by White that will avoid this imminent checkmate by Black.
2. Chess Puzzle: Find the Mistake and Crack 1-Move Checkmate
3. Chess Puzzle: Find the Mistake and Crack 1-Move Checkmate
4. Chess Puzzle: Find the Mistake and Crack 1-Move Checkmate
5. Chess Puzzle: Find the Mistake and Crack 1-Move Checkmate
The answer to these "Find the Mistake: Chess Puzzles", can be viewed by clicking the answer button.
1. Checkmate Move by Black: Rxe1+#
Moving Knight to from e-column to d7 is mistake. Instead, move Knight to f3 which will protect the Rook at e1 and avoid the next move checkmate.
2. Checkmate Move by Black: Rh1+#
Here checkmate by Black was coming with Bishop and Rook. So the only move to avoid the immediate checkmate by Black is to sacrifice the Queen by moving it to h5+ and then exchanging Bishop or Rook with Knight.
3. Checkmate Move by Black: a3+!
Checkmate could have been avoided here by blocking an a4 pawn with an a3 move.
4. Checkmate Move by Black: Bc6+#
This checkmate could have been avoided by Kb7.
5. Checkmate Move by Black: Re3+#
This checkmate could have been avoided Qd2.
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