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December Chess Puzzle Answer Key

By CCSCSL Staff on January 01, 2018 in Chess Puzzles
by Danny Machuca   Week 1 - Carissa Yip VS Justin Wang     Black To Move   White: Carissa Yip Black : Justin Wang   IM Saint Louis Invitational 2017
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November Chess Puzzle Answer Key

By CCSCSL Staff on November 27, 2017 in Chess Puzzles

Find out the answers to the November chess puzzles!

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October Chess Puzzle Answer Key

By CCSCSL Staff on September 29, 2017 in Chess Puzzles

Find out the answers to the October chess puzzles that were shared on Facebook and Twitter! 

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September Chess Puzzle Answer Key

By CCSCSL Staff on September 25, 2017 in Chess Puzzles

Find out the answers to the September 2017 chess puzzles! 

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2017 Sinquefield Cup/August Chess Puzzle Answer Key

By CCSCSL Staff on August 28, 2017 in Chess Puzzles

Find out the answers to all the chess puzzles from the Sinquefield Cup Cup Chronicle and the August puzzles featured on Facebook and Twitter! 

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July Chess Puzzle Answer Key

By CCSCSL Staff on July 31, 2017 in Chess Puzzles

Find out the answers to the July 2017 chess puzzles! 

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June Chess Puzzle Answer Key

By CCSCSL Staff on June 26, 2017 in Chess Puzzles

Find out the answers to the June chess puzzles! 

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May Chess Puzzle Answer Key

By CCSCSL Staff on May 29, 2017 in Chess Puzzles

Find out the answers to the May 2017 chess puzzles! 

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April Chess Puzzle Answer Key

By CCSCSL Staff on May 01, 2017 in Chess Puzzles

Find out the answers to the April 2017 chess puzzles!

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March Chess Puzzle Answer Key

By CCSCSL Staff on March 27, 2017 in Chess Puzzles

By Danny Machuca

3-5-17 Puzzle

Foerster, S. vs Piceu, K. Belgium 2008

1. Qxh7 Kxh7 2.Bf1 Bxf5 3. Rxf5 Kh6 4. Be2 Kh7 5. Rh5#

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3-12-17 Puzzle

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