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Welcome to new author on the site – Vito Rallo, Italy! I believe that solvers will enjoy 3 problems by Vito presented here!
No.140 – hs#4 – A nice Miniature with fine white self-blocks! (JV)
No.141 – hs#3 – Black promotions + self-blocks. (JV)
No.142 – hs#3 – Surprising captures of ‘d’-Pawn. (JV)
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No.140 Vito Rallo
Italy
original – 01.10.2012
 hs#4 b) Rc2->c5 (3+4)
Solution: (click to show/hide)
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No.141 Vito Rallo
Italy
original – 02.10.2012
 hs#3 2 solutions (5+4)
Solution: (click to show/hide)
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No.142 Vito Rallo
Italy
original – 02.10.2012
 hs#3 2 solutions (6+6)
Solution: (click to show/hide)
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Mr.Vito Rallo shows good imagination and construction skill in finishing his ideas. He should perhaps attempt more complex ideas. Good luck !
In problem 140 both solutions can be shown from diagram when black rook is placed to e-line (for example Te7) and this is also C+.
In problem 141 I would have preferred white pawn in f3 iinstead of black pawn in e4, because if you less black power and more white power in helpselfmate that’s better.
This idea is also C+
Dear Chessfriends,
This is also an opportunity with more harmonious solutions:
(…but same moves are in I. 2.BPg2-f3 and in II. 3.BPg2-f3… )
White Qa8 Kf3 BPg2
Black Pa7 Bf2 Re1 Kf1
hs#4 2 solutions ( 3 + 4 ) C+
Berolina pawn>wBPg2
I. 1.Kf3-f4 Re1-e5 2.BPg2-f3 Kf1-g2 3.Qa8-g8 + Kg2-h3 4.Qg8-g3 + Bf2*g3 #
II. 1.Qa8*a7 Bf2-g1 2.Kf3-g3 Re1-e4 3.BPg2-f3 Re4-h4 4.Qa7-f2 + Bg1*f2 #
With best wishes,
János
No.140
Same solutions are in aristocrat form and with 6 men only:
White Qa8 Kf3 Korsar a5
Black Bf2 Re1 Kf1
hs#4 2 solutions ( 3 + 3 ) C+
wKorsar a5
I. 1.Kf3-f4 Re1-e5 2.KOg2-f3 Kf1-g2 3.Qa8-g8 + Kg2-h3 4.Qg8-g3 + Bf2*g3 #
II. 1.Qa8*a7 Bf2-g1 2.Kf3-g3 Re1-e4 3.KOg2-f3 Re4-h4 4.Qa7-f2 + Bg1*f2 #