9/27/2020 – After diving into a philosophical puzzle, we are back on track with our logic riddles for chess players. In our ninth part of the series, we have two chess engines competing against each other. Funnily enough, they seem to be exactly equally strong, and the championship cannot find a decisive winner until someone is able to find a solution to this problem.

8/17/2020 – The last logic riddle was really hard, and only a few readers were able to calculate all outcomes and find the correct solution. The riddle today is easier. You have to figure out how to adjust the odds in your favour. Keep in mind, you might not be able to solve the puzzle fully, but maybe your result is good enough to save the life of a grandmaster.

7/27/2020 – The main theme for this logic riddle is the world of Combinatorics. Although it requires some calculations, it is a lot of fun to try to correctly compare probabilities. Of course, we also have the solution for Logic Riddle #5 available!

7/10/2020 – Part five of our “Logic Riddles” series is here! This time it is all about a chess-related riddle, pertaining colours. We recently posted a philosophical brain-teaser which can be solved in more than one way. One of the many possible answers is shared in this article!

5/26/2020 – The logic riddles series has a new companion with the philosophical section. The riddles are all solvable but also debatable and paradox. One solution is not necessarily the only one and various ways to solve a puzzle can be found. The first riddle in this new series concentrates on a solution, which might be clear for some people, but wouldn't make any sense for others. Give it a try, think about the options to solve the riddle and you are more than welcome to post your solution in the comment section.

5/9/2020 – This is the third entry of logic riddles for chess players. In this case the riddle is a bit different compared to the previous logic riddles. It doesn't require too much mathematical skill and some people have a very hard time solving it. Others can find the answer in a finger snip. Keep in mind, you don't need a chess board for the solution, just your imagination and cleverness.

4/29/2020 – The last riddle was difficult, but a lot of correct solutions have been posted in a very respectful manner. Thank you and well done. Now we move on to a classic logical puzzle, which exists in various forms. Fortunately, you can once again easily implement it with a chess theme. | Photo: Fritz 17 - 3D chess board.

4/20/2020 – Chess players enjoy solving chess puzzles. The moment they understand how to solve a difficult problem is very satisfying for them. I have noticed that people who are passionate about chess, enjoy solving logical puzzles and mathematical riddles equally. In this series, I present to you interesting and famous logic riddles, wrapped up in a chess theme.