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The answer is probably very easy, but please explain me the difference between ser-s#n and ser-hs#n. Sorry, I do not…
In a self-mate/stalemate problem I would expect n. white-move black-move #/= not n-1. ... white-move n. black-move #/= So, IMHO…
Dear my chess friends Seetharaman and Paul, many thanks for your useful comments to the No.217 and No.217.1! This is…
I just noted Seetharman's comment to Petko's article: "About No.8 Mr.Petkov expressed surprised that Popeye solved it as Ser.hs#12. I…
Yes, unfortunately, currently there are two ways of counting moves in serieshelpself-problems in use. The "old" way of counting (as…
I want to note two typos here: N23 - it is a bP missing on h4; N26 is obviously a…
Hi, Paul! You're right, the No.217 is a wrong construction! The improved version is a better setting but I hope…
Hi, Janos! The weakness in 217 is that Circe condition is not used in one solution. In 217(1), Circe condition…
According to the definition of this fairy condition, it is illegal to move into check (expose the King-like in regular…