Without Nightrider: White : Kg1 Black : Kd3 Bh6 Bh1 Neutral : Qb4 Rb2 La4 h‡2 (1+3+3) 1.Be4 Rnb3+ 2.LOn×b3-c2…
On No.249 (JV)
I searched in the same way as Nikola, no repeated move in this version: White : Kg1 Black : Kd3…
On No.249 (JV)
Clever use of nS to determine the unique play in the phases. In the set play, white Locust would be…
On No.250 (GF)
The second version has two solutions and all four switchbacks: White Sa7 LRc6 LBc5 Kc3 Pd2 Rd1 Black Be8 Kd7…
On No.237,238 (MP)
I was thinking about something in this direction: White Kg8; Black Kc4 Nh1; Neutral Rb7 Qh3 Lb2; h#2 [img]http://www.ankona.ch/diagrams/100167.png[/img] 1.Nb4…
On No.249 (JV)
Here is a version without Night-rider: White Ka6 Pe4 Black Pf7 Se5 Bf5 Kf4 Neutral Bc7 Rg7 Le1 Stipulation H#3,…
On No.249 (JV)
Georgy, several years ago I made a cycle of black sacrifices with your scheme, but since I had already published…
On No.249 (JV)
The problem with this pawn is that is has no function at all. In a sense it is a "hidden"…
On No.249 (JV)
I tried to remove things which I do not like in this problem. The result is: White Kh8 Black Kd3…
On No.249 (JV)
If this reciprocal mechanism (sacrifice + selfpin of the mating neutral piece on a Locust-line) is indeed original, I will…
On No.249 (JV)
