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Subject: Re: _Wandering_ square of the _pawns_ rule

Author: Christophe Theron

Date: 20:33:05 06/13/00

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>[D]8/8/8/8/P1k1P3/6p1/7p/7K w - - 0 1
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>Here is another example that I invented when the rule fails.
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>The rule is correct here that white pawns are unstoppable but cannot see that
>black pawns+king  also cannot be stopped.
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>Uri


What happens here? Isn't white winning?

I shoud seriously try to learn how to play chess. :)


    Christophe

• Re: _Wandering_ square of the _pawns_ rule Ricardo Gibert 21:29:30 06/13/00
  • Re: _Wandering_ square of the _pawns_ rule Ricardo Gibert 21:32:53 06/13/00
    • Re: _Wandering_ square of the _pawns_ rule Christophe Theron 04:01:33 06/14/00
• Re: _Wandering_ square of the _pawns_ rule Ricardo Gibert 21:07:46 06/13/00
  • Re: _Wandering_ square of the _pawns_ rule Bruce Moreland 00:26:14 06/15/00
    • Re: _Wandering_ square of the _pawns_ rule Ricardo Gibert 07:52:06 06/15/00

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