5511 real-game puzzles in this collection
What is a mate in 1?
One move ends the game. The challenge is pure board vision: seeing the single square where check meets no escape.
How to spot it
Scan every check systematically — queen first, then rooks, bishops, knights, pawns. One of them covers every flight square.
What this set trains
Speed and accuracy drills for beginners, warm-ups for everyone else. The foundation of all mating vision.
Foundation: 4630Developing: 722Challenging: 154Advanced: 5
foundation
Rating 782
kingsideAttackmastermate
foundation
Rating 782
endgamematemateIn1
foundation
Rating 782
endgamekingsideAttackmate
foundation
Rating 782
endgamematemateIn1
foundation
Rating 783
kingsideAttackmastermate
foundation
Rating 783
attackingF2F7matemateIn1
foundation
Rating 783
matemateIn1middlegame
foundation
Rating 783
endgamematemateIn1
foundation
Rating 783
endgamematemateIn1
foundation
Rating 783
matemateIn1oneMove
foundation
Rating 783
matemateIn1middlegame
foundation
Rating 783
matemateIn1middlegame
foundation
Rating 783
matemateIn1middlegame
foundation
Rating 783
matemateIn1middlegame
foundation
Rating 783
backRankMateendgamemaster
foundation
Rating 783
matemateIn1middlegame
foundation
Rating 783
matemateIn1middlegame
foundation
Rating 783
kingsideAttackmatemateIn1
foundation
Rating 783
endgamematemateIn1
foundation
Rating 783
matemateIn1middlegame
foundation
Rating 783
endgamematemateIn1
foundation
Rating 784
doubleCheckmatemateIn1
foundation
Rating 784
endgamematemateIn1
foundation
Rating 784
hangingPiecekingsideAttackmate
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