3 Hardest Mate-in-4 Ever

Few days ago we have released an article 5 Chess Combinations to Solve Today. These weren’t exactly the hardest problems as some of the readers pointed out. That is why today we release these mate in 4 problems (they are much harder). So, if you want to challenge your tactical ability, this is your chance. Solve these 4 tactics problems, and compare you answers with the solutions posted at the end. Good luck!

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Position 1: L. Knotec, “Cekoslovensky Sach”, 1947

White to move and mate in 4

Position 2: V. Massman, “Die Welt”, 1949

White to move and mate in 4

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Position 3: I. Shlarco, “Revista Romana de Sah”, 1948

White to move and mate in 4

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Solutions:

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