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Subject: One mate to solve...

Author: leonid

Date: 03:22:26 05/06/01

Hello!

If you would like to solve a mate, you can try this moderate position:

[D]Qqrkrq1Q/1QqqqqQ1/qBbnnbBq/1NQ2QN1/8/2Q2Q2/3RR3/3K4 w - -

Please indicate your result.

Thanks,
Leonid.

Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. leonid 07:13:27 05/06/01
- Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. Paul 08:55:05 05/06/01
  - Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. Paul Byrne 00:18:23 05/07/01
    - Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. Paul 00:44:07 05/07/01
      - Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. Paul Byrne 15:04:11 05/07/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. Paul 15:12:01 05/07/01
      - Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. Heiner Marxen 05:42:34 05/07/01
        
        Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. Paul 06:21:08 05/07/01
  - Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. Heiner Marxen 15:33:26 05/06/01
    - Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. leonid 20:15:16 05/06/01
  - Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. Heiner Marxen 10:26:26 05/06/01
    - Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. leonid 12:17:28 05/06/01
    - Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. Paul 12:16:29 05/06/01
  - Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. leonid 10:20:00 05/06/01
    - Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. Paul 12:03:09 05/06/01
      - Re: One mate to solve... that now is very easy. leonid 12:22:06 05/06/01

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