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Subject: Re: Troitzky 1914, ultimate test

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 23:54:51 06/14/01

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On June 15, 2001 at 02:40:05, Jim Monaghan wrote:

>Well here it is folks. It's definitely not worth trying. I'm only posting it as
>a curiousity.
>
>White to move and mate in 92 moves. Er, that's 183 plies ... :)
>
>[D] 7K/5p1p/3p2p1/B5pr/4n1pb/3N1bk1/4prn1/6RR w - - 0 1

Don't just leave us hanging!

Be1 looks forced for sure.  Then what? ... f5? ... d5?
Where can I find the move sequence that leads to inescapable victory?

• Re: Troitzky 1914, ultimate test Uri Blass 01:49:59 06/15/01
  • Re: Troitzky 1914, ultimate test Andreas Stabel 03:00:35 06/15/01
    • Re: Troitzky 1914, ultimate test Mate in 70 Olaf Jenkner 16:18:47 06/16/01
    • Re: Troitzky 1914, ultimate test Jim Monaghan 06:25:16 06/15/01
      • Re: Troitzky 1914, ultimate test Uri Blass 07:06:00 06/15/01
        • Re: Troitzky 1914, ultimate test Jim Monaghan 09:33:29 06/15/01
          • Re: Troitzky 1914, ultimate test Uri Blass 11:29:33 06/15/01

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