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No.1221 |
Original Fairy problems |
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No.1221 Chris Feather |
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white Kh8 Nd4
black Kh1 Na5
h#7 2 solutions (2+2) |
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Recent Comments
Jun 27, 11:29 on No.1233 (JML)
{ Spectacular work. But the theme (a-AB, b-BC, c-CA --> a-C, b-A, c-B) has been already... }
Jun 27, 9:59 on No.1228 (GG&SK)
{ With the pawn on c2, it would be a 2-solution 1->ser-h#7. }
Jun 26, 20:29 on No.1228 (GG&SK)
{ As Shankar pointed out to me, the stipulation can also be W1->sh#7 setplay. No twin... }
Jun 26, 13:40 on Wenigsteiner selection by Andreas Thoma
{ Solution of 3 (corrected): 1.Kb7 Kb7×La8→e1 Dc8-b8+ 2.Kc6-b7 Db7-c8/Lb7-a8 3.Se8-d6 & forward: 1.Kc6-d7# }
Jun 26, 12:04 on No.1232 (ND)
{ Yes, you're right. My hands were faster than my head. }
Jun 26, 11:55 on No.1232 (ND)
{ Since the last white move was a pawn move, black can't make a pawn move. }
Jun 26, 11:40 on No.1232 (ND)
{ Why cook? The final position in the "cooked" solution is not mat. Any black pawn... }
Jun 25, 23:44 on No.1232 (ND)
{ Yes this is a valid cook! François Labelle found almost the same one. }
Jun 25, 23:15 on No.1232 (ND)
{ I'm far from being an expert in that field but this looks as a cook-solution... }
Jun 25, 21:24 on No.1232 (ND)
{ A solution can be: 1.d4 Nc6 2.e4 Nd4 3.Qd4 Nf6 4.e5 Ne4 5.e6 Nc3 6.Qg7... }- Older »
