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10 Exercises from the Reykjavik Open #13

ChessTacticsPuzzleAnalysisEndgame
10 Exercises for you to solve and enjoy!

Hello Friends! Every week I select 10 positions ranging from easy to difficult across various themes like tactics, strategy, endgame, defence, etc. for you guys to solve and enjoy. Today I have selected 10 puzzles from the ongoing Reykjavik Open- one of the biggest open chess events around the world! After 5 rounds, Polish GM Jarmula Lukasz is in sole lead with 4.5 points.


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Here are this week's 10 exercises for you -

1. Black just played ...c5- why is that a mistake? White to play.

https://lichess.org/study/sgJy6kPD/yeJWEM49

2. Black to play, find the best continuation.

https://lichess.org/study/sgJy6kPD/KzquEgN0

3. Black has their position in shambles- White to play, what's the Quickest way to win?

https://lichess.org/study/sgJy6kPD/bC0QCrm3

4. White has 2 queens, Black has a big attack. Black to play and win.

https://lichess.org/study/sgJy6kPD/WXiLhPag

5. Black to play, find the best continuation.

https://lichess.org/study/sgJy6kPD/bTstZWgQ

6. White to play, find the best continuation.

https://lichess.org/study/sgJy6kPD/0lyn6mMw

7. Black to play, find the right plan.

https://lichess.org/study/sgJy6kPD/dcCJJvw3

8. White just played h4- why is this a fatal mistake? Black to play.

https://lichess.org/study/sgJy6kPD/rULjvAcp

9. Black to play, find the best continuation.

https://lichess.org/study/sgJy6kPD/3v3a5Rew

10. White to play, how to win this position?

https://lichess.org/study/sgJy6kPD/Prp98nv4


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