Rating 2331 · Expert · advantage, castling, defensive move, middlegame, short.
White: king e1; queen g4; rooks a1/h1; bishop c1; pawns a2/b3/c2/d3/e5/g3/h2. Black: king e8; queen a8; rook h8; bishops a6/f8; pawns a5/b6/d4/d6/e4/e6/g7/h7. White is ahead by 1 point of material. White to move.
advantage, castling, defensive move, middlegame, short. The key move Qxe6+ captures with check, forcing a response.
FEN: q3kb1r/6pp/bp1pp3/p3P3/3pp1Q1/1P1P2P1/P1P4P/R1B1K2R b KQk - 1 16
Solve this puzzle interactively on Brilliant Knight — free tactics training powered by Stockfish 18, no signup required.
Puzzle data from the Lichess puzzle database (CC0). Analysis powered by Stockfish 18 in your browser.