No.708 (KG) – Julia's Fairies

No.708
Krassimir Gandev
(Bulgaria)

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No.708 by Krassimir Gandev – Promotions in a serial plays of White and Black! (JV)

No.708.1 by Krassimir Gandev – Author’s improvement to No.708! (JV)

Definition:

Wn→Ser-h=N: White makes n serial moves and than goes Ser-h=N.

Reverse Pawn (PP): Moves opposite to normal Pawn and promotes at the opposite end of board.

No.708 Krassimir Gandev Bulgaria original – 31.01.2015	Solutions: (click to show/hide)
white Ka8 Sf6 Pf2 PPc7 black Kg6 Pa2 Pa4 Pa7 Ph2 Ph5 W5→Ser-h=22 (4+6) Reverse Pawn PPc7	1.PPc7-c5 2.PPc5-c4 3.PPc4-c3 4.PPc3-c2 5.PPc2-c1=Q {- 5 white moves, and now 22 black moves: } 6.Pa2-a1=R 7.Ra1-a3 8.Ra3-h3 9.Pa4-a3 10.Pa3-a2 11.Pa2-a1=Q { } 12.Qa1-a6 13.Qa6-f1 14.Pa7-a5 15.Pa5-a4 16.Pa4-a3 17.Pa3-a2 { } 18.Pa2-a1=S 19.Sa1-c2 20.Sc2-e3 21.Kg6-g5 22.Kg5-h4 23.Se3-g2 { } 24.Ph2-h1=B 25.Rh3-h2 26.Kh4-h3 27.Ph5-h4 Qc1*f1 {Patt !! (C- )} Weiss spielt zuerst 5 Zuege und dann geht Serien Hilfspatt in 22 Zuege. C -. AUW + w.Q mit FREIEN w. + b. PAWNS !! (Author)

No.708.1 Krassimir Gandev Bulgaria version of No.708 – 11.02.2015	Solutions: (click to show/hide)
white Ka8 pf2 ppc7 ppf5 black Kg6 pa2 pa4 pa7 ph2 ph5 ph7 W5→Ser-h=23 (4+7) Reverse Pawns: c7, f5	1.PPc7-c5 2.PPc5-c4 3.PPc4-c3 4.PPc3-c2 5.PPc2-c1=Q {- 5 white moves, and now 23 black moves: } 6.Pa2-a1=R 7.Ra1-a3 8.Ra3-h3 9.Pa4-a3 10.Pa3-a2 11.Pa2-a1=Q { } 12.Qa1-a6 13.Qa6-f1 14.Pa7-a5 15.Pa5-a4 16.Pa4-a3 17.Pa3-a2 { } 18.Pa2-a1=S 19.Sa1-c2 20.Sc2-e3 21.Kg6-g5 22.Kg5-h4 23.Se3-g2 { } 24.Ph2-h1=B 25.Rh3-h2 26.Kh4-h3 27.Ph5-h4 28.Ph7-h5 Qc1*f1 { Patt !! (C- )} Weiss macht zuerst 5 Zuege und dann geht serien Hilfspatt in 23 Zuege. C -. (Author)

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Manfred Rittirsch

January 31, 2015 12:02

Cook 1.Sd5 … 5.RPc2, then 1.a1=B 2.h1=R … 5.Ra2 6.a3 … 8.a4 … 14.Kb2 … 18.h1=R,Q 19.R,Qd1 RPxd1=Q=

Julia

February 2, 2015 21:34

Reply to Manfred Rittirsch

I’ve got a corrected version from Krassimir, and we’ve agreed that I’ll show it here first, for possible comments:
WHITE: Ka8, Pf2, PPc7, PPf5
BLACK:Kg6, Pa2, Pa4, Pa7, Ph2 Ph5
W5->Ser-H=22 (4 + 6) С –
1.-5.PPc7 – c1=Q!-3.Pa1=R-Ra3-Rh3 4-8. Pa4-a1=Q-Qa1-a6-f1 9.-15. Pa7-a1=S-c2-e3!! 16-17.Kg6-g5-h4. 18.Se3-g2 19.Ph2-h1=B 20.Rh3-h2. 21.Kh4-h3 22.Ph5-h4 Qc1xf1 Patt

Mike Neumeier

March 14, 2015 06:01

Reply to Julia

I like this problem. Good AUW even without the White series attachment to front, though this does make it more fun to solve, which I did. Clever cooking on the first version. I think this correction is sound. These attachments have potential. Great potential, to put some zest into series. I have not seen many. Thanks for making one. Reverse pawns are cool!

February 4, 2015 21:53

There is still another cook that worked in the initial position as well: 5.RPc1=Q, then 1.a1=B 2.a3 … 4.a4 5.h1=R … 8.Rc2 … 14.Ka2 … 18.h1=S 19. Sxf2 … 21.Sb2 Qxc2=