Hello Rene, Version is very good, but my opinion is less important than Popeye's opinion :)) In other words, I…
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[img]http://www.yacpdb.org/xfen/?8/5k2/7P/8/3B4/1N6/7P/1b2R1K1[/img] hs#6 (6+2) 1.Sa1!! Be4 2.Rb1 Ba8 3.Rb7+ Kf8 4.Kh1 Kg8 5.Bg1 Kh8 6.h7 Bxb7#.
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More economical: 8/5k2/7P/8/3B4/1N6/7P/1b2R1K1 http://www.yacpdb.org/xfen/?8/5k2/7P/8/3B4/1N6/7P/1b2R1K1 hs#6 (6+2) 1.Sa1!! Be4 2.Rb1 Ba8 3.Rb7+ Kf8 4.Kh1 Kg8 5.Bg1 Kh8 6.h7 Bxb2#.
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Hello Aleksey, In your problem the wS moves to release the bB, this helps to find the key. White Kg8…
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The version loses the first Umnov, but besides the economy in material, it also improves the role of the pieces,…
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Ref. Com. prob-Hubert Gockel's H#2(using Moose) I found you can reduce 2 Bl.pieces thus:- Remove Black Rf8, Pg2 and move…
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I laughed at your comment and what you say is very correct and I agree with you:)))
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>> I did press the English button but no joy; probably I should have waited. Oh, maybe you think that…
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I did press the English button but no joy; probably I should have waited. Anyway, thank you! And only now…
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Aleksandr Sygurov: "I even didn't consider the move 1.Sa8 when I tried to solve this problem. Yes, now I understand…
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