I already provided 2 reasons for using a Queen instead of a Rook on square c8 - better homogeneity between…
On No.711 (PT&CJF)
I was very pleased to read Juraj's extensive response to my comment. It expresses clearly and in depth his view,…
On No.711 (PT&CJF)
Well done Kjell, a clear improvement! Popeye's input/output goes as follows: BeginProblem Stipulation h#6 Pieces white Ka1 Pe4f2 black Kh7…
On No.709,710 (OS,SE)
... and of course 6.b1I? f8S is not even check - but stalemate for Black.
On No.709,710 (OS,SE)
Great thinking! I was just about to write that such a h#6 would always be solvable in 5, when I…
On No.709,710 (OS,SE)
I have to agree. What an annoyingly simple thing to miss. No 7 HM for me, then.
On No.712,713 (SE)
Excellent examples. I agree with your view of course. Your comment on the Unto Heinonin is however interesting !! "In…
On No.711 (PT&CJF)
If you are missing something, then so am I: this must be a fatal dual!
On No.712,713 (SE)
Stephen, the best you can have is probably: a) Ke6 / Kb8 -1(w,b) & h#1 -1.Kd7xRe6 Ra6xQe6 & 1.Ra6-a8 Qe6-b6#…
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As Imitator is a very useful condition, I wonder if the task might be achieved through a h#6 without any…
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