yes! but only two moves can be played as the third is required for the mate by white.
An extended version of 1765 is attached. A greeting problem for the Indian festival of lights (Diwali) yesterday! The emojis…
The new version is better, but it seems like both versions are sufficiently different to stand independently.
Only the first 3 "variations" are possible: Bxd7 Bc6 Bxb7# Bxd7 b6 Bc6# b6 Bxd7 Bx6# It is not necessary…
FCCP contains the definition for "Help Free Play" (which was a direct translation of the French "Aide Libre"): Help Free…
Twin should be b)Kf3->g3, not Pf3->g3 See also: http://matplus.net/start.php?px=1696224451&app=forum&act=posts&fid=gen&tid=3056&pid=25008#n25008
Thank you for pointing that out, Georgy! The correct definition for Madrasi: "a unit (not K) when observed by a…
Thank you for pointing that out, Manfred! We will replace "two opposite-colour units observing one another" with "a unit observes/is…
Thank you, Torsten! Two matching Q/K Indians, and 4x+1 "Love Chase" tries and key! I'll slip in the haiku made…
Some fairy pieces could never have come about by promotion. For example, White Equihoppers or Alfils on odd-numbered ranks. Also,…