Very Tricky Checkmate in 1 Puzzles - Remote Chess Academy

First, I’d like to inform you that we were working on some updates on the RCA shop in the last few days. We apologize for any convenience caused during that time. But we’re happy to let you know that the shop is working fine now, and you can start purchasing our courses again! 😊 Today I’ve got two chess puzzles for you; they are both checkmate in one. They are a little bit tricky and very interesting to solve! I decided to show you these puzzles because of a funny story. Not too long ago, I was with my friends (all of them are chess players), and one of them showed us this puzzle. All of us solved it, except for one guy who is an International Master who couldn’t solve the puzzle. After a few minutes of thinking, he still couldn’t find the mate in one. Several minutes passed and we started feeling embarrassed for the guy. He said “You’re kidding me… This is a prank, there’s no mate in one”. Finally, after twenty long minutes and a couple of hints from us, he solved it! Therefore, if you are able to solve these puzzles quickly, then please accept my congratulations! 😊     You can find the PGN of these puzzles below

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