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• Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
• If you find any errors, then please let me know.- John.
• Please use the links below to center the problems, find the solution, and to advance to the next problem.

2B0001 [solution]	_____	2B0002 [solution]      [Next]
2B0003 [solution]	_____	2B0004 [solution]      [Next]
2B0001 How to read chess notation. exf4 2. Qxf4 Qxg5 iwns	_____	2B0002 1. ... Qg5+ 2. Kb1 dxc5
2B0003 1. ... c4 2. Ba2 Qxa4	_____	2B0004 1. ... Nf3+ 2. ... Rxe4
2B0005 [solution]	_____	2B0006 [solution]      [Next]
2B0007 [solution]	_____	2B0008 [solution]      [Next]
2B0005 1. ... d3 and 2. ... Qxe4	_____	2B0006 1. ... Nxb2 2. Rxb2 Nxc3
2B0007 1. ... Bd7+ 2. Kxc7 Bxb5	_____	2B0008 1. ... Qxf2+! 2. Kxf2 Rxh8
2B0009 [solution]	_____	2B0010 [solution]      [Next]
2B0011 [solution]	_____	2B0012 [solution]      [Next]
2B0009 From a 1990 Purdue tournament against Ash. Black missed... 1. ... Qe4+ 2. Kc1 Qxh1++ Click here for the game!	_____	2B0010 1. ... Rxh2+ 2. ... Qxd3
2B0011 1. ... Qc1+ 2. Kf2 Rxe2+	_____	2B0012 1. ... Bxg3+ 2. Kd2 Qxd4+
2B0013 [solution]	_____	2B0014 [solution]      [Next]
2B0015 [solution]	_____	2B0016 [solution]      [Next]
2B0013 1. ... Ra8 2. ... Ra1 mate	_____	2B0014 1. ... Qc4+ and 2. ... Qxe6
2B0015 1. Qxh3+ Rh2 2. Qxf1 mate.	_____	2B0016 1. ... Kf5 mates next move. So does 1... Qf6+.
2B0017 [solution]	_____	2B0018 [solution]      [Next]
2B0019 [solution]	_____	2B0020 [solution]      [Next]
2B0017 1. ... Qc7 2. h4 Qc8 mate.	_____	2B0018 1. ... Rf5 2. Kh3 Rh5 mate
2B0019 1. ... Kc2 2. Ka2 Ra4 mate	_____	2B0020 1. ... Nxf3+ and 2. ... Bxa1

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