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Subject: Re: I found a wiggle. Where is my mistake?

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 16:40:50 06/26/01

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On June 26, 2001 at 19:12:52, Dan Andersson wrote:

>Let me ask you a question instead of providing an answer. Why does the white
>king go up the board?

I assume that you are talking about this one, since it's the only one with a
real choice:
4k2r/rp5p/pR3Qp1/5p2/3pp3/2q3K1/7P/8 w k - 0 9

Or did I get that wrong too?

That gives these possibilities:
4k2r/rp5p/pR3Qp1/5p2/3pp3/2q5/5K1P/8 b k -
4k2r/rp5p/pR3Qp1/5p2/3ppK2/2q5/7P/8 b k -
4k2r/rp5p/pR3Qp1/5p2/3pp3/2q5/6KP/8 b k -
4k2r/rp5p/pR3Qp1/5p2/3pp2K/2q5/7P/8 b k -

I guess I'll have to completely rework for each of these possibilities.  I just
made the move that looked natural (seemed best).  I'll have another go at it.

• Re: I found a wiggle. Where is my mistake? Dan Andersson 17:16:32 06/26/01
  • Re: I found a wiggle. Where is my mistake? Dann Corbit 18:15:53 06/26/01
  • Re: I found a wiggle. Where is my mistake? Uri Blass 18:01:49 06/26/01
• Re: I found a wiggle. Where is my mistake? Uri Blass 16:57:45 06/26/01
• Re: I found a wiggle. Where is my mistake? [With pictures] Dann Corbit 16:46:08 06/26/01

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