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pawner85729, forget number 3. We've all agreed it was very tough.

Puzzletraining, maybe this one was a bit too hard. :-)

I've learned recently that sometimes you'd rather have an easy equal position than a hard winning one. It sounds absurd but makes some sense when you analyze some games. For example, in some of Tal's …

SoulPeace, me too. I failed all my attempts. I didn't understand the position very well. I thought I could play Nh4 but that idea was wrong. Too much counter attack by the engine.

pawner85729, how many times did you try?

See number 1 to learn the rules: lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/lets-win-won-games-practice-to-learn-1#7 Position number 4: 4r3/1p3pk1/p2p4/8/2P1rN2/1P2Pb1p/P2RNP2/4R1K1 w - - 0 1 You're w…

SilentLucidity, vhe idea was to go with the knight to f5 some day. But the whole concept is wrong. It's hard to understand why from the start. Nd2 is indeed much better and I realized this too late. B…

solstice021, that one close! ;-)

I failed this one many times. There's too much pressure and it's hard to anticipate all threats. My last try: https://pt.lichess.org/3GHdwGKUyYlb

See number 1 to learn the rules: lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/lets-win-won-games-practice-to-learn-1#7 Here's the position number 3: 4rkr1/1p3p2/1pnpbq2/4p1pp/1PP1P3/PB1P1N1P/5KP1/RN2Q2R…