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Subject: One very easy mate to solve.

Author: leonid

Date: 18:17:24 05/21/01

Hello!

I was not sure what position to chose between three close mate positions.
Decided to put the simplest one today and hardest one at the end, later.

[D]RqqkqqR1/rBNbNBr1/QnqRqnQ1/bqBRBqb1/Q2K2Q1/8/8/8 w - -

Please indicate your result.

Thanks,
Leonid.

Re: One very easy mate to solve. Pete Galati 21:43:13 05/21/01
- Re: One very easy mate to solve. Heiner Marxen 22:43:20 05/22/01
  - Re: One very easy mate to solve. leonid 12:37:07 05/23/01
    - Re: One very easy mate to solve. Heiner Marxen 16:35:00 05/23/01
      - Re: One very easy mate to solve. leonid 19:45:11 05/23/01
        
        Re: One very easy mate to solve. Heiner Marxen 07:30:17 05/24/01
        
        Re: One very easy mate to solve. leonid 12:50:42 05/24/01
        
        Re: Mating proving techniques (was: One very easy mate to solve.) Heiner Marxen 15:24:50 05/24/01
        
        Re: Mating proving techniques (was: One very easy mate to solve.) leonid 16:23:06 05/24/01
- Re: One very easy mate to solve. leonid 10:07:30 05/22/01

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