Without the fact that the problem contains 2 same colored-square Bishops, I would obviously never have suggested the possibility to…
On No.711 (PT&CJF)
I will avoid any comments about the content of this original, for quite evident reasons. However, I believe it is…
On No.711 (PT&CJF)
No one mentions it so I'm obviously missing something. What makes a difference between 1...Ra2xQ and 1...Rc7xQ, in No.713?
On No.712,713 (SE)
My point wasn't to just get rid of the other white-walking Bishop, because I know this is possible in Take&Make,…
On No.711 (PT&CJF)
Yes, interesting that (a) involves the same uncaptures as Sunyer too. Incidentally, there is an alternative setting for (b) where…
On No.712,713 (SE)
It was my first formal tourney, I think. I wonder now how I made any sense of such a wide…
On No.712,713 (SE)
712 a-b: Sunyer's problem is quite famous. Fascinating that there are two positions so close to it, with completely different…
On No.712,713 (SE)
Your -1 & H&1 AntiCirce on p.60 - a nice problem! Only 8HM? Who was the judge?!
On No.712,713 (SE)
I agree. The fact that the position contains 2 white-squared black Bishops implies, at least to my mind, that replacing…
On No.711 (PT&CJF)
I don't think the numer of white-squared (or black-squared) bishops matters in fairy chess - we are not afraid to…
On No.711 (PT&CJF)
