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Julia’s Published Problems
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No.14 – 06 December, 2011. Learning to compose hs#. Half-battery play here, without any fairy pieces. I believe that this one should be nice for solving.
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No.14 Julia VysotskaThe Problemist Supplement – 2012, No.118 (May-2012), PS2586F
hs#2,5 2 solutions 6+8
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Solutions: I. 1…Qc1 2.Sh2 Rh4 (not 2.Qh2?) 3.Qf7+ R:f7# II. 1…Qd1 2.Qh2 Rh7 (not 2.Sh2?) 3.Se3+ R:e3# Black half-battery play, open of black lines, direct pin of white piece (Se1), double pin mates, dual avoidance. |
Nice dual avoidance play on white first move!
Thanks! What I also like about hs# is that strong pieces like Q can be actively used – they don’t produce cooks as much as it could be in h#.
matched sequences of bq pin of wse1/w self block on h2 + line opening for BRs+ dual avoidance based on bq’s 1st move/br pin of ws/q h2 + opening of a8-h1 half battery.. followed by w check forcing full opening of the half battery..
rich, harmonious, matched effects plus elegant construction..!
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