Who has the highest Rosen score? Currently I think it’s him with 1541 but who else does? Also, has anyone ever done the Mona Lisa checkmate? (having every piece back on its starting position)((in a real game))
Who has the highest Rosen score? Currently I think it’s him with 1541 but who else does? Also, has anyone ever done the Mona Lisa checkmate? (having every piece back on its starting position)((in a real game))
"Mona Lisa checkmate?"
- f4 h5 2. Kf2 Nh6 3. Kg3 d5 4. Kh4 e5+ 5. Kxh5 Ng8#
- f3 d6 2. Kf2 e6 3. Kg3 g6 4. Kg4 d5 5. g3 e5#
- f3 h5 2. Kf2 e5 3. Kg3 h4+ 4. Kg4 d5#
"in a real game"
"Mona Lisa checkmate?"
1. f4 h5 2. Kf2 Nh6 3. Kg3 d5 4. Kh4 e5+ 5. Kxh5 Ng8#
1. f3 d6 2. Kf2 e6 3. Kg3 g6 4. Kg4 d5 5. g3 e5#
1. f3 h5 2. Kf2 e5 3. Kg3 h4+ 4. Kg4 d5#
"in a real game"
* unlikely
I have 124 Rosen Trophies with 21% of the goals completed (13 out of 63). Eric Rosen has all of the goals completed except the Mona Lisa checkmate (which was added just 9 months ago). Also, if you count both his Lichess and chess.com games, he actually has 1541 + 443 = 1984 (hmm, coincidence?) Rosen Trophies.
If you consider the ratio of Rosen Trophies to games played, @Berseker122 has the highest at ~1.9%, I have ~1.8%, @tpr has ~1.2%, and @Aguero10ten has ~0.5%.
@tpr said in #3:
"Mona Lisa checkmate?"
- f4 h5 2. Kf2 Nh6 3. Kg3 d5 4. Kh4 e5+ 5. Kxh5 Ng8#
- f3 d6 2. Kf2 e6 3. Kg3 g6 4. Kg4 d5 5. g3 e5#
- f3 h5 2. Kf2 e5 3. Kg3 h4+ 4. Kg4 d5#
That's not exactly what it is. See https://youtu.be/XAlcDWQ6iTM?t=387
"in a real game"
If your opponent doesn't resign and you're up enough material/pawns able to promote it is possible.
I have 124 Rosen Trophies with 21% of the goals completed (13 out of 63). Eric Rosen has all of the goals completed except the Mona Lisa checkmate (which was added just 9 months ago). Also, if you count both his Lichess and chess.com games, he actually has 1541 + 443 = 1984 (hmm, coincidence?) Rosen Trophies.
If you consider the ratio of Rosen Trophies to games played, @Berseker122 has the highest at ~1.9%, I have ~1.8%, @tpr has ~1.2%, and @Aguero10ten has ~0.5%.
@tpr said in #3:
> "Mona Lisa checkmate?"
> 1. f4 h5 2. Kf2 Nh6 3. Kg3 d5 4. Kh4 e5+ 5. Kxh5 Ng8#
> 1. f3 d6 2. Kf2 e6 3. Kg3 g6 4. Kg4 d5 5. g3 e5#
> 1. f3 h5 2. Kf2 e5 3. Kg3 h4+ 4. Kg4 d5#
That's not exactly what it is. See https://youtu.be/XAlcDWQ6iTM?t=387
> "in a real game"
> * unlikely
If your opponent doesn't resign and you're up enough material/pawns able to promote it is possible.
Mona Lisa checkmate is possible without promotion, but only if the opponent cooperates
- e4 h5 2. Qxh5 d5 3. Qxf7+ Kd7 4. Qxg7 Rxh2 5. Qxg8 Rxg2 6. Qxf8 Rxf2 7. Qxe7+ Kc6 8. Qxd8 Kc5 9. Qxc7+ Kb4 10. Qxc8 Rxd2 11. Qxb8 Rxc2 12. Qxa7 Rxb2 13. Qxa8 Rxa2 14. Qxb7+ Kc5 15. exd5 Rd2 16. Qc6+ Kb4 17. d6 Rxd6 18. Qxd6+ Kb3 19. Qd4 Kc2 20. Qd1#
Mona Lisa checkmate is possible without promotion, but only if the opponent cooperates
1. e4 h5 2. Qxh5 d5 3. Qxf7+ Kd7 4. Qxg7 Rxh2 5. Qxg8 Rxg2 6. Qxf8 Rxf2 7. Qxe7+ Kc6 8. Qxd8 Kc5 9. Qxc7+ Kb4 10. Qxc8 Rxd2 11. Qxb8 Rxc2 12. Qxa7 Rxb2 13. Qxa8 Rxa2 14. Qxb7+ Kc5 15. exd5 Rd2 16. Qc6+ Kb4 17. d6 Rxd6 18. Qxd6+ Kb3 19. Qd4 Kc2 20. Qd1#