17th May 2008 - mate 13
Solutions of the yesterday’s position:
White’s bishop capture the a6 pawn! This move opens the way for the queen which controls to d7 square to prevent the escape of the king. Checkmate! 
Today: mate 13
In the game omark1-GJ787 the black queen captures the a1 rook. Her king is alone and under attack! What is a winning move for white?
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16th May 2008 - mate 12
Solutions of the yesterday’s position:
The knight captures the d6 pawn!
Today: mate 12
In the game sky_walker-inflatedhead black captured the a6 pawn and by this move he gave up the defense of the a6 square. How can white use it?
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15th May 2008 - mate 11
Solutions of the yesterday’s position:
White plays queen to h7 checkmate!
Today: mate 11
In the game YoshiDinoJr- Little wad black defended the f6 pawn by Rook to f8. White can give an awesome mate! How?
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14th May 2008 - mate 10
Solutions of the yesterday’s position:
White plays queen takes f7 checkmate! The g5 knight instead of moving back defends the queen to help to give the checkmate.
Today: mate 10
In the game SIMPLYBOB-Kanaty Black played queen e7 to attack the white bishop, but he forgot about his own king! Which is the best move for white to use black’s mistake to win? Tomorrow I will post the solution
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13th May 2008 - mate 9
Solutions of the yesterday’s position:
Black queen moves to b2 to give a check and to control b1 escape square. Checkmate!
Today: mate 9
In the game crazyhorse-Gloreto1 black attacked the g5 knight by pawn h7-h6. Should the knight move or white has a stronger move, a counter-attack? We will study tomorrow the winning move for white!
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12th May 2008 - mate 8
Solutions of the yesterday’s position:
The knigh from e7 jumps to f5 to give a check and to control the d4 square. e2,d2,d3 square are under fire by the queen, f3 is controlled by the h4 knight, e4 square is occupied by the d5 pawn.
This is a checkmate!
Today: mate 8
In the game UNArmy-yoni_ts black played in very nice attacking style in the sicilian defense. White’s last move was King c1. How can black finish the attack? We will look the solution tomorrow!
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11th May 2008 - mate 7
Solutions of the yesterday’s position:
White playes bishop b5 check, which is a double-check, because it opens the e-file for the rook, which also gives a check for the black king. It is a Checkmate!
Today’s mate: mate 7:
In the game Daestro-DARTH_CHESS White attacked the queen by the rook. Should the queen run away or black has a strong counter-move?
We will reveal the solution tomorrow!
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10th May 2008 - mate 6
Solutions of the yesterday’s position:
White knight moves to c8! It controls the a7 square and gives check for the king. This is the checkmate!
Today’s mate: mate 6
In the game gheorghius-horsystyle69 black played the developing move knight f6 from g8. Moving out pieces in the opening is a good idea, but we should always check, if the opponent has a deadly reply or not. In this case bishop e7 was the right developing move, which closed the e1 rook’s file.
What is the winning move for white? We will find it tomorrow!
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9th May 2008 - mate 5
Solutions of the yesterday’s position:
The black bishop moves to h4 to attack the king. There is no more escape the 2nd rank is controlled by the a2 rook, f1 and d1 are blocked by the bishop and the queen. Checkmate!
Today’s mate: mate 5
In the game dispatcher-esqwired black played good-looking move knight to e5 to the center. After this move the c-file opened for the white rook, which controls the c5,c6 and c7 squares around the black king, a4,b4 pawns cover the 5th rank. The black king has only a7 square to run away. White has a strong move to attack a7 square and the king in the same time.
What is the winning move? We will post the solution tomorrow!
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8th May 2008 - mate 4
Solutions of the yesterday’s position:
The black knight moves to h3 to give a double check by the queen and the knight for the white king. White moves the king to h1. Then comes queen g1 sacrifice, which force the rook to capture the queen and block the h1 king. It has no square to move, so knight can give a check on f2, which is a checkmate!
Today’s mate: mate 4
In the game corchoc-blaz the white pawn captured on h3. The a2 rook is very strong, it controls the 2nd rank. White king has nowhere to move.
How can black give the final check, which will be the mate? Tomorrow we will see.
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7th May 2008 - mate 3
Solutions of the yesterday’s position:
Black queen moves to g2. It controls the f1 and f2 squares and gives a check the the king. White has no more moves. Checkmate!
mate 3
In the game Kanaty-gheorghius black gave a very nice mate by the knight in 3 moves. First he need to create blockade for the white king by a queen sacrifice. Sometimes we need to sacrifice the most valuable piece of our life to reach the goal
What is the solution? We will discuss it tomorrow.
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6th May 2008 - mate 2
Solutions of the yesterday’s position:
White moves the d-pawn to d3 or to d4. It opens the diagonal of the c1 bishop which gives the check for the black king and also it controls the g5 escape square. So this check is a checkmate!
mate 2
In the game mfathih-bullettrain White’s last move was: pawn f2 took on e3. The d-file is under fire by the d8 rook, e3 and e1 squares are blocked by the rook and the pawn. Black has a strong move to catch the King.
What is the winning move? I will send the solution tomorrow.
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5th May 2008 - mate 1
Did you play a pretty mate? Want to show it to the World? You are on the right place in the right time!
Every day we will publish at least 1 nice mate which was played in Chesspark. Please send your mates to dailymate@chesspark.com!
This position appeared in the Sunday’s 30 minutes PRO tourney. White played a move and gave a beautiful mate! What is the winning move for white?
We will post the solution tomorrow.
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13 Comments
Soldier d3
d3 or d4#..but I think their must be some other move that is actually beautiful.
e4
New to the site
tring out communication on Daily Checkmates?
10th May 2008 - mate 5
N-C8++
Rookie in using noteations??
Please Excuse.
Thanks
to day mate 7 : Ne7f5 check mate
Knight - e7-f5 ++
This was a good win for me. I have been training with knightpost and working on my gameplay and this was the result.
http://www.chesspark.com/game/4942466/?side=black
http://www.chesspark.com/game/4942466/?side=black
This is the mate. Sorry I don’t know how to label them yet. Hopefully I can still get displayed on the page cuz it’s a good mate. Its a pawn and rook mate. Let me know.
watch this game
http://www.chesspark.com/game/4967872/?side=black
Hey Atilla;If you have the time to follow this up.(these are just checkmates I already posted,4956124,4922373,4955731,add 4971352)
Theres one mate in particular that came late,
this move was a winning upset closer.I found this move more interesting than some posted on dailymates. dont know witch one thou, Its not the one posted already on dailymates. thankyou,
keep up the good work.
TODAYS MATE 11
Yoshi Dino Jr - little wad
Ke4-d6++
checkmate
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