No.509-509.5 (HG,HG&PR) – Julia's Fairies

No.509, 509.1,2
Henryk Grudzi?ski
(Poland)

No.509.3,4,5 – HG & Paul Rãican (Romania)

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No.509 by Henryk Grudzi?ski – A problem by a noted Polish master of Retro and PG genre. An interesting position in PG13 created with Pawns only! (JV)

No.509.1 by Henryk Grudzi?ski – An improvement to No.509 after comment by Paul Rãican! (JV)

No.509.2 by Henryk Grudzi?ski – One more improvement to No.509! (JV)

No.509.3 by Henryk Grudzi?ski & Paul Rãican – One more version of the complicated idea shown in No.509. Nice to see the joint work! (JV)

No.509.4 by Henryk Grudzi?ski & Paul Rãican – Correction of No.509.3 after a cook was found by Nicolas Dupont! This problem involves more and more people! (JV)

No.509.5 by Henryk Grudzi?ski & Paul Rãican – One more improvement to the initial idea! Authors mention it is partly checked. (JV)

Definitions:

Take & Make: Having captured, a unit must immediately, as part of its move, play a non-capturing move in imitation of the captured unit from the capture-square. If no such move is available, the capture is illegal. Promotion by capture occurs only when a pawn arrives on the promotion rank as the result of a take&make move. Checks are as in normal chess: after the notional capture of the checked K, the checking unit does not move away from the King’s square.

No.509 Henryk Grudzi?ski Poland original – 07.03.2014 PG 13 (7+7) ?- Take & Make Solution: (click to show/hide) Try: 1.Sc3? Sc6 2.Sd5 Sd4 3.Sxe7=>Se5 Sxe2=>Se4 4.Sxd7=>Sd5 Bb4 5.Sxb4=>Se7 Sxd2=>Sd4 6.Bb5+ Sxb5=>Se2 7.Sxg8=>Se7 Sxg1=>Se2 8.Sxc8=>Se6 Sxc1=>Se3 9.Sxd8=>Sd7 Sxd1=>Sd2 10.0-0-0 0-0-0 11.Sf6 Sf3 12.Rxd8=>Re8+ Rxe8=>Re1+ 13.Rxe1=>Re6 fxe6=>e2 14.gxf3=>e5 gxf6=>h5 PG 14? Solution: 1.Sf3 Sf6 2.Se5 Se4 3.Sxd7=>Sd5 Sxd2=>Sd4 4.Sxe7=>Se6 Sxe2=>Se3 5.Sxf8=>Se7 Sxf1=>Se2 6.Sxc8=>Se6 Sxc1=>Se3 7.Sxd8=>Sd7 Sxd1=>Sd2 8.Sxb8=>Sd7 Sxb1=>Sd2 9.0-0-0 0-0-0 10.Sf6 Sf3 11.Rd8=>Re8+ Rxe8=>Re1+ 12.Rxe1=>Re6 fxe6=>e2 13.gxf3=>e5 gxf6=>h5	No.509.1 Henryk Grudzi?ski Poland version of No.509 – 26.03.2014 PG 17,5 (7+7) ?- Take & Make Solution: (click to show/hide) 1.Sf3 Sf6 2.Se5 Se4 3.Sxd7-Sd5 Sxd2-Sd4 4.Sxe7-Se6 Sxe2-Se3 5.Sxd8-Se7 Sxd1-Sd2 6.Sxc8-Sd7 Sxb1-Sd2 7.Sxb8-Sc6 Sxf1-Sb5 8.Bh6 gxh6-c1=S 9.f4 Sb3 10.axb3-c5 (Ceriani-Frolkin) bxc6-a5 11.0-0-0 Ke7 12.Rhe1+ Kf6 13.Re6+ Kf5 14.Rg6 hxg6-a6 15.Rd8 Rh3 16.gxh3-h7 Rxd8-Rd6 17.cxd6-h6 Ba3 18.bxa3-d6

No.509.2 Henryk Grudzi?ski Poland version of No.509 – 03.05.2014 PG 9,5 (12+12) ?- Take & Make Solution: (click to show/hide) 1.e4 a6 2.Bb5 axb5-f1=S 3.Qe2 Sg3 4.Qa6 bxa6-f1=S 5.Se2 Sxe2-Sc3 6.dxc3 Ceriani-Frolkin -e2 Ra5 7.Bh6 gxh6-c1=R! + 8.Kxf1-Ke3 Rd5 9.exd5-d2 d5 10.Rxc1-Rh1 Schnoebelen in moves 8,10. (Author)	No.509.3 Henryk Grudzi?ski & Paul Rãican Poland / Romania version of No.509 – 06.05.2014 PG 9,5 (11+12) ?- Take & Make Solution: (click to show/hide) 1.e4 b5 2.Bc4 bxc4-f1=S 3.Qe2 a6 4.Qxa6-Qa5 Sg3 5.Se2 Sxe2-Sc3 6.dxc3-e2 Rxa5-Rf5! 7.Bh6 gxh6-c1=B 8.0-0 Be3 9.fxe3-d2 Rxf1-Rf5 10.exf5-f2 Interchange of three Pawns, Ceriani-Frolkin: S,B (Authors)

No.509.4 Henryk Grudzi?ski & Paul Rãican Poland / Romania version of No.509 – 08.05.2014 PG 9,5 (11+12) ?- Take & Make Solution: (click to show/hide) 1.e4 c6 2.Bb5 cxb5-f1=S 3.Qe2 a6 4.Qxa6-Qa5 Sg3 5.Se2 Sxe2-Sc3 6.dxc3-e2 Rxa5-Rf5! 7.Bh6 gxh6-c1=B 8.Rf1 Be3 9.fxe3-d2 Rxf1-Rf5 10.exf5-f2 Interchange of three Pawns, Ceriani-Frolkin SB. (Authors)	No.509.5 Henryk Grudzi?ski & Paul Rãican Poland / Romania version of No.509 – 19.05.2014 PG 11 (12+12) ?- Take & Make Solution: (click to show/hide) 1.d4 e5 2.Bf4 Ba3 3.bxa3-f8=S! Qg5 4.Sg6 Se7 5.Sxe7-c6 dxc6-e7 6.Sd2 Bh3 7.gxh3-c8=R+! Kd7 8.Rxb8-c6 Kxc6-c3 9.e3 c6 10.Bb5 exf4-c7 viagra online without prescription in the usa 11.f4 cxb5-d7. Interchange of three Pawns, Ceriani-Frolkin: S, R. (Partially checked) (Authors)

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Paul Raican

March 8, 2014 08:24

Unfortunately, demolished by: 1.Sc3 Sc6 2.Sd5 Sd4 3.Sxe7=>Se6 Sxe2=>Se3 4.Sxf8=>Sc5 Sxf1=>Sc4 5.Sxd7=>Sd5 Sxd2=>Sd4 6.Qxd4=>Qf5 Qxd5=>f4
7.Bxf4=>Bh6 Bxf5=>Bh3 8.Sxh3=>Sd7 Sxh6=>Sd2
9.0-0-0 0-0-0 etc.

Nicolas Dupont

March 10, 2014 22:10

Nice cooking line, Paul!

Indeed, a lot of captures in T&M is very dangerous, as this condition allow capturing pieces to reach several different squares during the second part of their moves.

March 31, 2014 10:38

For 509.1 I found hardly a cook: 1.Sf3 Sc6 2.Se5 Sd4 3.Sxd7-Sd5 Sxe2-Se3 4.Sxe7-Se6 Sxf1-Sb5 5.Sxf8-Se7 Qxd2-Qd3 6.Bh6 gxh6-c1=Q! 7.f4 Qxb1-Qc3+ 8.bxc3-e5 Qb3 9.axb3-d5 Bg4 10.Ra6 Bxd1-Bd2+ 11.Kxd2-c1 Kxe7-f5 12.Rg6 hxg6-a6 13.Re1 Rh3 14.gxh3-h6 Sf6 15.exf6-h7 Re8 16.Rxe8-Re6 a5 17.Rc6 bxc6-a6 18.d6.

May 5, 2014 18:49

509.2: Alternative game 1.e4 b5 2.Bc4 bxc4-f1=B! 3.Qe2 a6 4.Qxa6-a5 Bc4 5.d3 Rxa5-d5 6.Bh6 gxh6-c1=S! 7.Se2 Sxe2-g3 8.dxc4-e2 Sf1 9.exd5-d2 d5 10.Kxf1-f3. Sorry, Henryk.

dupont

May 7, 2014 02:50

The first black move is very dangerous as it is a waiting move. It seems one can play instead 1.e4 g5 2.Ba6 bxa6-f1=S and 7.Bf4 gxf4-c1=B

Maybe there is a chance for correctness with a visible black move on the diagram position, e.g. 1.e4 h5 2.Ba6 bxa6-f1=S, and same continuation than in the intended solution.

May 10, 2014 21:06

The version 509.4 is cooked too: 3. …Sf1-g3 4.Sg1-h3 a7-a6 5.Qe2xa6-a5 Sg3xh1-g1 6.d2-d3 Ra8xa5-f5 7.Bc1-h6 g7xh6-e3 8.f2xe3-e2 Sg1xh3-g5 9.e4xf5-f2 Sg5-e4 10.d3xe4-d2.
Must find something shorter….

Paul Rãican

December 26, 2016 16:35

509.5 still cooked by 1.d3 (Tempo) d5 2.d4 Bh3 3.gxh3-c8=Q e6 4.Qxb8-a6 Sh6 5.Bxh6-f5 Ba3 6.bxa3-f8=Q Kxf8-b4 7.e3 exf5-d7 8.Bc4 Qg5 9.Qe6 fxe6-e7 10.f4 dxc4-f7 11.Sd2 Kc3. (Dirk Borst)