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Subject: Re: One mate to solve...

Author: Mike S.

Date: 15:44:32 04/27/01

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On April 27, 2001 at 08:28:44, leonid wrote:

>(...)
>4nqqQ/1r2qR1Q/2q1NBQN/q3n1PK/kr1qn1RQ/4RBq1/5NpN/3bb2R b - -

Black has the move?

Please tell at least how many moves the mate takes, to allow an estimation of
the calculation time required.

With white to move, I didn't find a #5, using Mate 2.0 with standard options.

Regards,
M.Scheidl

• Re: One mate to solve... leonid 16:28:41 04/27/01
  • Re: One mate to solve... leonid 18:58:22 04/27/01
    • Re: One mate to solve... Heiner Marxen 21:56:45 04/28/01
      • Re: One mate to solve... leonid 04:51:57 04/29/01
        • Re: One mate to solve... Paul 05:05:05 04/29/01
          • Re: One mate to solve... leonid 06:47:39 04/29/01
            • Re: One mate to solve... Paul 07:12:31 04/29/01
              • Re: One mate to solve... leonid 11:27:39 04/29/01
                • Re: One mate to solve... Paul 12:36:08 04/29/01
                  • Re: One mate to solve... leonid 14:45:28 04/29/01
                    • Re: One mate to solve... Paul 15:08:18 04/29/01
                      • Re: One mate to solve... leonid 17:12:33 04/29/01
                        • Re: One mate to solve... Paul 17:42:56 04/29/01
      • Re: One mate to solve... Paul 01:55:24 04/29/01

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