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Excited, about the Gift, you’ve Been Given?

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I was given an absolute gift of a chess game, a while back.
(I do hope that you can stay with me for this post, even though I’m going on about a certain chess game… again. 🙂 )
It was the game with a 6 Queen Checkmate.

I do view the game as being a gift. (I’ll try to go into the details of why I think this, at the end of this post, for any who might like to know such details??)

When I received the gift, I got just a little bit excited.
I shared the results of that game, with a few people.
My wife, reached the point of, “Not this again!”
Maybe a few others reached that point too??
(Maybe your thinking that, as you’re reading this??? 🙂 )

I’m not going to go into all the details of how I shared about the game, but share I did!
“A 6 Queen Checkmate, covering the entire board! Just look at IT!!!” … May have been said, one or two times???

It’s safe to say, that I did get excited, and I did happily share the details of the game, with many people. (And will probably carry on doing so.)

Then a thought comes to me, along the lines of,
“You’ve been excited to share about a gift of a game you played (was given). But, do you have an excitement to share about a much Greater Gift that you have received?
The Gift of Salvation?
The Gift of Life, with Our Lord God Almighty?”

If you need to stop reading, and just dwell on that thought, then please, feel free to do so.

We have been given the Greatest Gift of All, Jesus Christ Crucified on the Cross, to pay the price, for All that we have done wrong.
If we accept the Greatest Gift, then we can enjoy the benefits of having a relationship with Our Lord God Almighty.

For those who have accepted this gift, then how excited are we to share, about this gift?

Rather than me going on and on, babbling about my thoughts on this matter, I’m just going to end this post here, and ask that you ponder the above paragraph, with Our Lord God.

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Well, that is the end of this week’s post.
But for those who want the extra time, I’ll try to explain why I think the game, that I played, was a gift. If you’re not that interested in chess, then this next bit, might not be for you. 🙂

The first reason that I consider it to be a gift, is because I played it, and I know, just how much I was freaking out, about not getting a stalemate.
This has been the result when I’d tried to get a multi Queen Checkmate in the past.
Because of my freaked out mind, my actions weren’t, the well planned out actions of someone who knew what they were doing. Instead, they were very much so the, let’s just try it and see, what happens next, approach.

In order to have the all board, dominating position (where every square on the board was covered by one of the Queen’s or king) then six Queens, were needed.
What good fortune it was, to have just the right number of pieces on the board to achieve this!
Further more, what good fortune it was that white, didn’t take a pawn or two, when it could have done so, very easily. I would have taken them, if I was playing with the white pieces.
(No, I can’t answer for why white, played the way it did. You’d need to ask the computer or programmers for the answer to that one. 🙂 )
The bishop just committing suicide made sense to me. It couldn’t do anything, and if white was playing for a stalemate, then loosing it’s bishop, should aid that goal.
All in all, wasn’t it a happy coincidence, that in order for me to have the six Queen Total board covering finishing position, that what I needed, I had.
Namely, six Queen’s, and nothing more, and nothing less. A gift of, just what was needed.

Having the needed 6 Queens is one thing, but they also ended up being lined up, all in the correct position, to one side of the board, rather than in the middle.
I’ve just run through what would happen if the Queens were in a central position, and it does work, but the final finishing position is slightly different.
Instead of the Queens being lined up along the central diagonal, as they were in my game, they would be shifted over to the side by one square.
Instead of starting on H8, the Queen line up, would have been on G8. The H8 starting position, just looks that little bit better, to me.
All the Queens, lined up along the central diagonal.
What good fortune it was, that the Queens just wound up, on the locations, that led to the better finishing position.
To me, it just adds to the thought, that the game was given as a gift to me. 🙂

Although I was wanting to have an epic finishing position, I had no idea of how to achieve it?
I knew that once I had promoted all the pawns to Queens, I was safe to move my King, as this would be giving a check. But I didn’t know at the time, that my King needed to go to B1, from C2, in order for the tempo to remain in my favour.
From my point of view, it’s just such good fortune, that things ended up, just as they did.

For the final march of the Queens, the main thought that was running through my mind was, just get a check!
There wasn’t a plan for how to end up with an epic finish, just simply the desperate thought of, make sure that a check is achieved!
As I was moving the first Queen, I was expecting to achieve a Checkmate, but it wasn’t to be, as it was moving the one safe square, up by one square, which the white King, could then move onto.
I would like to say that I knew what I was doing, but that would be a lie. As I moved the second Queen, I’d just stumbled into the solution, that was achieved. It’s only after the game, by analysing what happened, that I now know, what was going on.

All in all, this was a solution for a Chess Position, that I just stumbled into.
I would love to say that I worked it out beforehand, but my chess playing, just isn’t there, at this point in time. I’m still, very much so, a beginner.
It’s for all these reasons, that I look on the game in question, as being a gift.

Which is why I would like for this chess position/solution, to be known as, All Glory to God, Chess Solution,
which was given to, and then written up, by Wannabe Christian Doorman.

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All Glory to God! Chess Solution

If you are here for the Six Queen Chess Theory, you’er in the right place, but first I have something else that is more important to write about.

(Yes, I know, you could just scroll down to the Chess content, but I do ask that you might consider reading the content below, as well??? 🙂 )

If we are shown a magic trick, that takes us in, then we can be left with a feeling of awe and wonder. But if the trick is explained to us, the awe and wonder can then be replaced with understanding.

Last week I posted about a chess game that took my breath away, just a bit, as I was playing it. (Link Here)
But, as time has gone on, I’ve since had time to review what happened, and the mechanics of the game. As such, I’m starting to understand just how things came together a bit, and that they could happen again in the future.
The game did have a feeling of magic to it, but as time has gone on, the magic, seems to have been the magic of discovering a solution, rather than magic itself.

I have to admit that I’ve probably got a bit carried away with the game in question. At the end of the day, the finishing part of the game was more of a chess puzzle, that I stumbled into a solution of, by actually doing it. 🙂

(For those who are interested, I’ll share my chess theory about the game in question, that may help others to have a similar type of game, at the end of this post.)

As I’ve pondered on the game, some of the awe and wonder, has just gone away, as I’ve realised that it’s now just a solved puzzle, rather than the magical event, that I first thought it was.

It’s kind of left me with a sense of that, I can actually tell the difference between a fairytale, or a magic trick, or a magical experience, and the actual truth.

Psalm 34:8
 Taste and see that the Lord is good;
    blessed is the one who takes refuge in him.

I’ve made the choice to follow my Lord God Almighty, as such, I have experience that confirms to me, that the above scripture, is true.
I’ve not been hoodwinked by a fairy tale, or some kind of scheme or magic trick, as I was initially by the chess game.
On the contrary, as I have continued to look into the bible, and the claims of Jesus, the more I have been convinced, that He is the real deal.

There is a narrow path, that I have gladly chosen to walk.
I do not walk this path, because I am a fool who has been hoodwinked or misled, but because I have a knowledge that convinces me, that it is based in absolute truth, for I have looked into, who Jesus is, and the claims that He made, and I am utterly convinced that He is the Real Deal!

That Jesus Is God, who took on human form.
Who lived a human life, and was then crucified on a cross.
Who then, three days later, was raised back to life.
Who then appeared to many people, and then gave many convincing proofs, that it was actually Him, Jesus Christ, The Risen Lord God Almighty.
I also know, that I will go to be with Him, when I leave this earth, as I have asked Jesus into my heart and life, as Lord and Saviour.
You too could do this, and then have a peace about your final resting place.

If you would like to know the truth, then seek it out, and you shall find it.

Matthew 7:7-8
7 “Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you. 8 For everyone who asks receives; the one who seeks finds; and to the one who knocks, the door will be opened.

John 3:16-17
16 For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. 17 For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.

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If there is anyone who would like to seek out the Truth, I do have an archive page of posts with an outreach feel to them.
(Posts that try to shine a light, on the Truth.)
If you feel lead to, then please do consider having a look. (Link below)

Posts with an Outreach feel.

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For those who are here for the chess content, it starts from here.
I do ask that you do consider reading the above content.
It may not only be a saving read for you in the here and now, but it could also have a lasting impact on your final resting place???

Six Queens on a chess board, and no stalemate, How is this possible???

After having played the game, it’s the diagonals that appears to be the starting place to understanding how this can work out.
With that in mind, the board below has an excessive number of bishops on it. (This is for the theory, not game play.)
After you place 8 bishops onto one end of the board, then there is a safe zone from the 8 bishops. If you wanted to go to the extreme, then you could also place an extra 12 bishops onto the board, that are then unable to see the safe zone. As seen in the green squares below.

If we changed the 8 bishops to queens, then there is no safe zone. But if the king is placed onto the board in the right location, then there is a safe zone directly in line with the king. This because of how the diagonals come into play.
Again, if we want to take this to the extreme, then just a few more queens can be added to the board, yet the safe zone remains in place, as below. (Oddly enough, there is even room for 3 more queens, over the bishops.)

Now, if we go back to the 6 queen game, and apply these principles to the board, then we can start to understand how the safe zone for the white king can be formed.

The first task would be to shepherd the white King down the board, and contain it in a safe zone.
A possible position to aim for is shown below.

All other pieces have been removed from the board for clarity.
The white King is able to move between E5 and E8, and will be not hindered by any promotions to queens, on the first rank.
(Unless a Queen promotes on A1, in which case E5 becomes unavailable to the white king.)

Once all the pawns have been promoted to Queens, we then want to line the Queens up, as below.

As the black king moves across the board, the safe zone for the white king moves with it, but shrinks, following the profile of the bishop safe zone, we saw above. (As there are 2 less pieces on the board for the six queens set up, the possible safe zone has a few extra spaces on one side of the board.)

As the black king reaches C2 (viewing the board from black’s side) the number of safe squares is reduced to 4.
Which then reduces down to 1 when the black king reaches B1, as the black king then takes control of the A2 square.
If it was white’s move on the above board, then it would be a stalemate, as white has no legal moves. But because of the tempo, it’s black’s move, as white just moved to the safe square.
(In order to keep the tempo in black’s favour, the black King must be on C2, before moving to B1.)

The need for black to get a check at this point, is of the highest magnitude!
There is the second option of moving the black pieces, in such a way, so that white would then have at least 2 safe squares, but this would be going backwards, so why would anyone want to do that?

There are multiple opportunities for a check, that would then result in a Checkmate, but, I believe that there are two options (at this point), that will lead to a total board domination solution.

During my 6 queen Checkmate game, I stumbled into the beautiful solution of moving the H1 queen to H8.
The effect this had, can be seen clearly below.

The safe square for white moves from B8 to B7.
This is because when the queen was on H1, it was watching B7.
As it moves to H8, it is now watching B8 instead.

If you would like to search out the other move to make, to move the safe square, then stop reading for the moment, and have a look.

Did you find it? Moving the H1 queen to H2, then moves the safe square from B8 to A8.

I’m not going to be looking into all the possibilities for how many solutions there are for a board domination Checkmate, as I’d get tired of writing it, and you’d probably get bored reading it. So I’ll just focus on the solution that I stumbled into. 🙂

The same scenario applies to the G1 queen moving to G7, and all the other following moves, of the queens, until the position below is reached, and there are no more safe squares, as the king comes into play, leaving the safe square with nowhere to move to. This then leads to the total board domination position, as seen below.

This position was a first for me!
I don’t know for sure if it’s a first ever, but maybe it is???
I have looked for it on the web, and not found anything.

If I am the first to publish this solution, then do I get the privilege of naming it?
If yes, then I would like to call it…..

All Glory to God! Chess Solution.
Which was given to, and then written up by Wannabe Christian Doorman.

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Update

The final position is most definitely, a known/solved position, for me.

I can write this, as I’ve now had, maybe a little bit too much fun with it… ??? 🙂

I’ve been repeating it, against the Bots, on Chess.com. Could you do likewise???

Martin, is the easiest to achieve this with.

As a challenge, what is the highest rated Bot, that you could do this to???

(Part of the challenge with Martin, is trying to convince him to take your excess pieces. 🙂 )

I Beat Martin!https://www.chess.com/game/computer/348095638

Martin, isn’t the only one I’ve done this to. I think that the highest rated Bot that I’ve done this to so far is Wendy, rated 1500

I Beat Wendy!
https://www.chess.com/game/computer/333704276

(I’ve been doing this against Bots, as doing to an actual person, just seems a bit mean to me.)

I’ve also worked out, that an all board dominating position, can also be achieved with just 5 Queens, plus the King, as below.

Because the King looks a bit untidy, in the above board, I had to have another go. 🙂

I Beat Steve Aoki!
https://www.chess.com/game/computer/352130172

With my playing with it, I’ve also come to realise, that there is a rook variation of the, All Glory to God! Chess Solution. that can be achieved.

For this variation, I want to be shouting out…

Bring Out The Rooooks!!!

I Beat Google En Passant Bot!
https://www.chess.com/game/computer/339455330

If 5 Rooks wasn’t enough, I’ve also now completed a version with 7 Rooks.

I Beat Martin!
https://www.chess.com/game/computer/361435014

I dare say that there are a few more variations that can be achieved. Different variations of Rooks and Queens being the most obvious. (Yes, I’ve done a few of them as well.) But I’m now reaching (reached) the point of, “Enough is Enough already!!!” 🙂

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I thought that I’d covered most of the main variations, but it seems that I have one more to add. There is a Seven Queen Solution, that can be achieved.

My aim was to have seven Queens, but Martin was so generous towards me, and he let me have nine. I had to sacrifice two, in order to achieve the finish above.

I Beat Martin!
https://www.chess.com/game/computer/388113422

Because Martin was so generous, and let me have nine Queens, I wondered if he would let me have ten Rooks???

It seems like the answer is yes. 🙂

I Beat Martin!
https://www.chess.com/game/computer/403861629

After achieving a ten Rook Checkmate, I couldn’t help but wonder if I could find a fun nine Queen position??? I had to try for something slightly different to the lining the Queens along the same diagonal though. (Too many Queens for that. 🙂 )

I Beat Martin!
https://www.chess.com/game/computer/418099097

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I had thought that Martin Bot was the only one who would let me have nine Queens, but Nelson Bot, (rated 1300) also appears to be a rather generous Bot. 🙂

I Beat Nelson!
https://www.chess.com/game/computer/448954869

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I’m hoping that with this latest update to this post, this will be the final update???

It seems that Martin Bot, wants to have the last word/game … ???

Could you beat Martin Bot, without loosing a single piece?

If yes, then could you end up with an Epic Finishing Position, that makes No sense???

I’m thinking that it’s going to be hard to top this final position?

I Beat Martin!
https://www.chess.com/game/computer/511795789

All this crazy chess playing, started with a little Six Queen Checkmate game, that led to the All Glory to God Chess Solution theory, that then enabled me to play the above games. 🙂

As much fun as it has been, I’m hoping that I’ve worked out all or most of the Crazy Chess, our of my system, and that I can now try to learn, how to play the game, in a more sensible way. (There’s still so much for me to learn.)

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The Beauty that can Come, from Listening to The Ultimate Grand Master

If we could truly hear, and follow what Our Lord God speaks to us, then how much could we see or do???

I’ve recently started trying to learn how to play chess again, properly.
I learned the basics as a child. But I never really got past the beginner level. It’s been through watching YouTube videos, that I’ve come to realise how little I actually knew.

As I’ve been learning, a thought once occured to me. “How different would my gameplay be, if I had a GM (Grand Master) speaking in my ear, as I was playing?”

Now please, don’t misunderstood me, I’m not talking about a GM telling me what to do, and then me just following it, as that would just be the GM playing a game, through me. (Although, that doesn’t sound too bad in itself. 🙂 )
But, what I’m talking about, is if a GM, could point out certain things, as I was playing. Things like, “You could try to do this or that.” Or more importantly, “Are you sure, you want to do that, there’s a bit of danger here.”

As a Christian, we do have a connection to the Ultimate Grand Master!
He is Our Lord God Almighty, King of Kings and Lord of Lords!

One of the best bits about this connection, we have with Him, is that He wants to speak to us, in our situations where we are.
Our Lord God would like to lead and guide us, in the way/s that will be best for us to go.
(No, that’s not a typing error. Sometimes we can have one way that is the best choice to take, such as following Him. Then we can have several good choices to choose from, such as, where shall we eat today. (Sometimes, the answer is Anywhere! To that one 🙂 ))

So, if we could actually train ourselves to hear His thoughts that much better, then just what could He achieve, through our, following His prompts???

It makes me think, a little bit.

Well, the game of chess that I’ve just had, could possibly be a small glimpse into an answer of that very question.
I’ve just had the most ridiculous finishing position for a game of chess, that I couldn’t even imagine!
I don’t think that such a position could ever have come from me.
Even if I were to ever to just try to manufacture such a position.
It’s the picture in this post. Six Queen’s and a King, to cover every single square on the board, to deliver the most ridiculous checkmate, that I’ve ever seen! 🙂

Chess players may see the fun and beauty in the finishing position that much easier than non chess players.

For the non chess players, having too many queen’s on the board, can be a problem, in itself. The risk of having a stalemate increases as the multiple queens can leave your opponents king with no legal moves to make, whilst not being in check, on it’s current square. If it’s your opponents move, and they can’t make a legal move, then that’s a stalemate, and the game is a draw.
This can be highly annoying, if you are in a winning position, and should be winning the game. (Such as having multiple queens.)

As I look at the final finishing position, I’m just left thinking, “How did that actually happen???”

Every single square on the board is covered by either one of the six Queens, or the King. To top it all off, every single Queen was used to give a check, to push the white King up the board to the final Checkmate position.
(I’ll leave a copy of the scorecard game play at the end of this post, for any who want to see how the game played out.)

I know that I played this game, and that it is genuine, but I’ve still got a measure of disbelief about it.
I know how ridiculous it is, and yet, it happened… ??? …
Just one question, …. HOW???

The only answer that I can come up with for that question, is the title to this post, “The Beauty that can Come, from Listening to The Ultimate Grand Master”.

It’s the only explanation that I can come up with!

It was just a normal game of chess against the computer, when I realised that I’d won. But rather than just go for the simple checkmate, I had a small thought to try and promote all my remaining pawns, into Queens.

Why not have a little fun. I’d tried it in the past, to then just end up with the dreaded stalemate, but the thought was still just there.

So I had a go, then what happened, happened, and then I was left looking at the most ridiculous checkmate position… ???

I’m just left thinking, is it a picture of what could happen, if we do hear, and then follow, Our Heavenly Father’s thoughts and promptings?

So, when all is said and done, will we all endeavour to hear what Our Heavenly Father is speaking to us, and then will we follow, where He leads for us to go?
Just what could the end results be, if we do???
A Beauty that makes no sense, and leaves you with such a disbelief of, “Did that just happen”, as you view, such a result???

If you don’t already have access to your Heavenly Father, because you haven’t asked for Him to enter into your life, well, you can.
For a starting point, you could simply ask, “Heavenly Father, please come into my heart and life, so that I too, can have access to Your words for me.”

Revelation 3:20
20 Here I am! I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in and eat with that person, and they with me.

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The above is the end of this week’s post, but for those who would like it, I’ll do a small amount of game analysis. (As well as game score sheet.)

I’d love to know what GothamChess would make of the game. I’ll be sending a copy of the the game his way, you never know, maybe, he will do a review of the game???

So, the game analysis, or partial analysis, from me.

The game was against the computer on the chess app, that I have on my phone. I don’t have an Elo rating. I’ve just increased the rating of the computer, until it’s at a point where I can win, if I’m playing well, but it’s not a push over. The computer was set at 1050. (I know, the screenshot says 1100, but the data download has it as 1050, maybe it’s a rounding up thing??)

I think that the game was mostly a slightly better one for me.
When I traded the original queens (yes, that makes it 7 Queens in total for me, in the game) it was because I thought it was my best option to do so, and not because I felt pressured to do it.

When our rooks were staring down at each other, I was happy to do so, thinking, “you can take me, rather than me take you. 🙂

When I first ran through the game, I thought that I missed a fork with my knight with the white rooks, but then I noticed that it was never really a fork, because of how the board was set up. It would have forced an exchange of rooks, instead of being an actual fork.

Pieces where exchanged at various points. At one point, I thought that the computer blundered a rook for a knight, until it took my rook with it’s bishop which was a surprise for me, as I’d missed where it’s bishop was, DOH!

But, I was then left me in a much better position. ???

I had a pawn, a couple of squares away from promoting, and white had no way to stop it.
(Actually it appears that I had two pawns approaching, on the A and C file. But I’d only noticed the A file pawn, the right pawn to move, as whites bishop had no chance to stop it. 🙂 )
So the first pawn was promoted.

I can remember thinking that I wanted to place all my remaining pawns onto dark squares, so that they would be safe from whites light squared bishop.
I fumbled this to a great extent, as white could have taken a couple of pawns, very easily. White could have done this with a check, then capture, but it didn’t???
Was whites chances of getting a stalemate, better with more pieces on the board?

Then I was too easily allowed to promote the 2nd pawn.
White’s bishop then decided to commit suicide, which I obliged it with??
I can only assume that the computer was trying to work for a stalemate? Either that, or I’d depressed the bishop so badily, as it was a light squared bishop, with nothing to even see, let alone capture?? 🙂

It was at this point, or near enough to it, that I realised that I’d effectively won, but rather than just go for the simplest checkmate, I just wondered if I could try for promoting the rest of the pawns, that I had left? After all, why not?

After a bit of to-ing and fro-ing, I was starting to get my pawns lined up for promotion with one Queen forming a barrier, to keep the white King away.

The 3rd pawn was easy to promote as a pawn prevented any stalemate risks. I fumbled my way to 3 pawns waiting, with my King, trying to make a safe zone, for the white King.

The 4th promotion was looking as if it should be ok, so was duly done. The 5th promotion was ok to do, with my King still standing strong, making a safe zone, for white.
This now left the final pawn to promote, without falling foul of a dreaded stalemate.

White helped me out, yet again, by seeking the safe zone, in line with my King!!??
My H1 Queen moved to G1, to make room for the final promotion, which duly happened, to make a full set of 6 Queens, and currently, no stalemate…??

Now, trying in a huge way, to not freak out over stalemate!!!
It’s safe to move my King, as that will create a check.
But the safe zone, moved with my King, which the white King then follows.
My King winds up on one end of the board next to my Queen’s (looking all neat and tidy), with the white King on the other side of the board.

Only One thought in my head, “Just Get a CHECK!!!”
(I had no board awarness at this point, just freaking out about the possibility of a stalemate, with six Queens on the board.)
(From after game reviewing, it appears that there is only one safe square for the white King on the board at this point, the one it’s on!
Fortunately for me, it was my turn, because if it was white’s turn, it would have been stalemate.)

I can remember thinking, that I’d like for the final checkmate to be so Epic and audacious, using as many Queens as possible, so that a a postion like it will never be seen again.
But I had to put that thought aside, and just concentrate on just not getting a stalemate.
So, look for a check. (I’ve not done a count of how many checks, or more to the point, checkmates there were. 🙂 )

Checking with the H file Queen, just seemed like a move to make.
So, just did that.
But still no Checkmate.. ???
So, the G file Queen goes in for a check, followed by the F file Queen.

Starting to see a pattern form here, let’s just go with it. 🙂
(To me, it just looks like a case of, “Come on ladies, come and join the Party! Or sound the Trumpet, and Advance! 🙂 )

Until finally, Checkmate is achieved, in the most ridiculous fashion possible… ??? … 🙂

Not even Star Trek technology can help the white King now, he may be able to dematerialize from his current square, but where would he rematerialize to???
Another dimmension??? (That would be another chess board in the world of chess, and that would still be a loss, by abandonment of the board!!! 🙂 )

It’s only after the game, as I’ve analysed what was going on, that I realised what was happening.
The Queen that I was moving to check the King with, was also the Queen, that was watching the square, in front of the King.
So, as I was moving the Queens, the one safe square, was moving up the board, right in front of the King, until he met the squares that my King was watching.
Which finally led to the most ridiculous and beautiful Checkmate, that I’ve ever seen. 🙂

If you’re wondering, “Just How did this come about???” (I’ve done Plenty of that!!)
Well, after much wondering and head scratching myself, I can only come up with one answer to that one, which is to point you to the title of this post…

“The Beauty that can Come, from Listening to The Ultimate Grand Master”

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As time has gone by, and I’ve been pondering on what just happened in the game, I think that I’m starting to understand some of the mechanics of what happened, a little bit better.
For next weeks post, I’ll be including a section on some of the theory that has been going round my head, for how to try and achieve a multiple Queen checkmate, in the future???
With this knowledge, you too may be able to achieve a multiple Queen Checkmate???

Next week has now come, and the chess solution is included in the post. Link Here.

Further Update. I’ve now added another post about the 6 Queen game, which includes an extra time bit, with some of my thoughts as to why I think this game was a gift to me. Link Here.

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[Event “Game vs Computer”]
[Site “Checkmate Chess”]
[Date “2025.5.30”]
[Round “1”]
[White “Computer”]
[Black “Player”]
[Result “0-1”]
[WhiteElo “1050”]
[BlackElo “0”]

1. Nf3 d5 2. c4 c6 3. d4 Bf5 4. cxd5 cxd5 5. Be3 e6 6. Nc3 Nf6 7. Nh4 Bg6 8.Nxg6 hxg6 9. Qa4+ Nbd7 10. Rg1 a6 11. h3 b5 12. Qc2 Bd6 13. a3 O-O 14. Rd1 Qc7 15. g3 Nb6 16. Bg2 Nc4 17. Bd2 a5 18. Nxb5 Qb6 19. Nxd6 Qxd6 20. Bf4 Qb6 21. h4 Nxb2 22. Rb1 Qxd4 23. Qd3 Qxd3 24. exd3 Nxd3+ 25. Ke2 Nxf4+ 26. gxf4 a4 27. Rgc1 Nh5 28. Rb7 Nxf4+ 29. Kf3 Nd3 30. Rcc7 Ne5+ 31. Kg3 Nc4 32. Ra7 Nxa3 33. Bf3 Nc4 34. Rxa8 Rxa8 35. Rxc4 dxc4 36. Bxa8 a3 37. Kg2 a2 38. Bc6 a2a1Q 39. h5 gxh5 40. Be4 f6 41. Bf3 h4 42. Bg4 g5 43. Kh2 e5 44. Kg2 c3 45. Bf5 Kg7 46. Bg4 c2 47. Be2 c2c1Q 48. Bd1 Qxd1 49. Kh3 Qh1+ 50. Kg4 Qa4+ 51. f4 gxf4 52. Kh5 h3 53. Kg4 h2 54. Kh4 e4 55. Kh3 f3 56. Kg4 Kf7 57. Kf4 Ke6 58. Ke3 f5 59. Kf4 Qa5 60. Kg3 Kd5 61. Kf4 Kd4 62. Kg5 f2 63. Kf4 e3 64. Kg5 Ke4 65. Kf6 f4 66. Kg7 f3 67. Kf8 f2f1Q 68. Kf7 Qfe1 69. Kg7 f2 70. Kf8 Qd1 71. Kg7 e2 72. Kg6 Kf3 73. Kf6 e2e1Q 74. Kg7 f2f1Q 75. Kf8 Qhg1 76. Kf7 h2h1Q 77. Kf6 Qac3+ 78. Kf5 Qcc1 79. Kf6 Ke2+ 80. Ke6 Kd2+ 81. Kd7 Kc2+ 82. Kc7 Kb1+ 83. Kb8 Qh8+ 84. Kb7 Qgg7+ 85. Kb6 Qff6+ 86. Kb5 Qee5+ 87. Kb4 Qdd4+ 88. Kb3 Qcc3# 0-1

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