Next Page Previous Page Feedback Front Page

Copyright 1991,1996, 1997, 1998 John Richard Coffey.
Please use the links below to center the problems, and to advance to the next diagram.
These diagrams are best viewed in 640x480 graphics mode.
If Internet Explorer has trouble displaying these diagrams then use the font-size button to select a smaller font and then also click the refresh button. Then if pieces should start to disappear then press the stop button and click on any pieces that are missing.

0 [Next]	From an online game. Black to move
1 [Next]	Black to move
2 [Next]	Quiz: Am I imagining things or does this win the queen?
3 [Next]	Bf2 saves the queen.
4 [Next]	so the better move is Nxb3+ winning a piece.
5 [Next]	From the same online game I missed a good continuation. Black to move
6 [Next]	Black to move
7 [Next]	Black to move
8 [Next]	No better for white is Nd4. Black to move
9 [Next]	White is going to lose a pawn.
10 [Next]	Black castled and lost because Be7 was strong. Black to move
11 [Next]	Black to move
12 [Next]	Helps black to solve his problems.
13 [Next]	Black played Bd6 but had some problems after Bg5. due to the potential Nd5 penetration. Black to move
14 [Next]	On a 14 ply search, Fritz 8 thinks that Black has a miniscule advantage.
15 [Next]	From the last round of an unrated quick tournament played on 9-28-2003 in Layton Utah. Black to move
16 [Next]	Black to move
17 [Next]	Black wins a pawn, although the ending might be a draw. :-) Click on Next Page

Quiz:

Advertise here!