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Subject: One mate to solve.

Author: leonid

Date: 05:33:49 07/17/01

Hello!

This position you can try with every program. Its number of moves is only 89.

[D]k1qnr3/1qq5/qn2Q3/qN1QqQ1K/qN2QqQ1/RbQQqQ2/1RrbQ3/2BB4 w - -

Please indicate your result.

Thanks,
Leonid.

• Re: One mate to solve. Angrim 19:17:21 07/17/01
  • Re: One mate to solve. leonid 11:11:25 07/18/01
  • Re: One mate to solve. Heiner Marxen 03:48:15 07/18/01
• Re: One mate to solve. Heiner Marxen 16:27:49 07/17/01
  • Re: One mate to solve. leonid 19:09:08 07/17/01
    • Re: One mate to solve. Heiner Marxen 03:44:37 07/18/01
      • Re: One mate to solve. leonid 11:07:00 07/18/01
        • Re: One mate to solve. Heiner Marxen 15:19:17 07/18/01
          • Re: One mate to solve. leonid 17:59:08 07/18/01
            • Re: One mate to solve. Heiner Marxen 04:31:25 07/19/01
              • Re: One mate to solve. leonid 13:44:37 07/19/01

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