https://lichess.org/training/788001398

This puzzle is totally wrong. After Qc5+, both Kg3 and Kg2 give black a decisive advantage, but I played Kg3 and the problem said I was wrong and I lost some elo. Could you guys please fix it?

Elo? On a puzzle?

@MrPushwood said in #2:
> Elo? On a puzzle?
Puzzle elo I mean

@giovannibrandao7 said in #3:
> Puzzle elo I mean
Or is it called rating? Whatever

@giovannibrandao7 said in #1:
> This puzzle is totally wrong. After Qc5+, both Kg3 and Kg2 give black a decisive advantage, but I played Kg3 and the problem said I was wrong and I lost some elo. Could you guys please fix it?

Your link redirects me to this puzzle:

lichess.org/training/8JXU1

Is it correct one? Because there's no queen on board at move 54, at least... Or maybe this is me doing something wrong :(

Please send the correct link, otherwise you will never see your Puzzle-ELO again. :-)

For those of you who didn't understand, it is the correct link. After 0... Ra2+ 1. Kg3 Rg2+ 2.Kh4 h2 3. Rf1 Rg1 4. a7 h1=Q+ 5. Kg5 Rxf1 6. a8=Q+ Ke3 7. Qa3+ Kf2 8. Qc5+, there comes my first point: both Kg2 and Kg3 win. After a few checks, black is able to finally hide their king and work with the Q, R n' P against the white king.

Btw, the sequence I just gave is the correct one (which is part of the puzzle, ending after move 8.

Yeah, you're right.
Kg3 doesn't reduce the advantage at all.

lichess.org/training/8JXU1
Here is the puzzle, with 5-character ID. The link sent in the forum topic title works as well.