In today’s article we present 3 very tough mate-in-3 problems. Needless to say, how important it is to solve tactics consistently. If you’d only be allowed to pick a single training exercise to improve your game, solving tactics is no doubt one of the most effective ways to get there. Solving tactics in the correct way, will help you to improve much faster than just solving tactics. You may want to read here about what do I mean. Time to start solving. Good luck!
Problem 1: G. Hultberg, “Tidskrift for Schack”, 1963
White to move and mate in 3
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Problem 2: G. Boum, “De Waarheid”, 1968
White to move and mate in 3
Problem 3: E. Best, “Die Schwalbe”, 1966
White to move and mate in 3
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