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Subject: One mate to solve...

Author: leonid

Date: 03:47:33 05/30/01

Hello!

If you like to solve "usual" mate then try this:

[D]q2k2q1/2nqn2b/1n1P1n1b/2rnr2Q/1NQ1QN1Q/3Q3B/2RQR2B/Q2K2Q1 w - -

Take care, if you will go to solve this position on some good professional
program. There could be some problem. Just before coming here, I printed this
position for me on one excellent program. Then, just by curiosity, I pushed
button to make program look into it. Instantly, some kind of error massage came
as response. Initial number of moves for this position is not even 100 to run
program wild.

Please, indicate your result.

Thanks,
Leonid.

• Re: One mate to solve... Dan Newman 17:43:04 05/30/01
  • Re: One mate to solve... Heiner Marxen 08:38:59 05/31/01
• Re: One mate to solve... (Chest 1.6 hours) Heiner Marxen 14:05:30 05/30/01
  • Re: One mate to solve... (Chest 1.6 hours) leonid 14:16:45 05/30/01
• CM8000. Mogens Larsen 12:58:19 05/30/01
• Gambit Tiger 4mn 42s Christophe Theron 10:43:03 05/30/01
  • Gambit Tiger less then 2 min Ingo Bauer 13:03:30 05/30/01
    • Re: Gambit Tiger less then 2 min Christophe Theron 13:15:47 05/30/01
      • Re: Gambit Tiger less then 2 min Ingo Bauer 14:31:11 05/30/01
        • Re: Gambit Tiger less then 2 min Christophe Theron 19:52:50 05/30/01
• YACE Ingo Bauer 10:14:55 05/30/01
• Capture Ingo Bauer 08:49:12 05/30/01
  • Re: Capture leonid 09:17:53 05/30/01
    • Re: Capture Ingo Bauer 09:25:13 05/30/01
      • Re: Capture leonid 12:49:27 05/30/01
        • Thx Leonid! NT Ingo Bauer 12:52:11 05/30/01
• Capture Ingo Bauer 08:48:59 05/30/01

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