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Subject: One mate to solve.

Author: leonid

Date: 08:44:53 08/10/01

Hi!

If you like, you can solve this mate:

[D]8/nqq1QQQ1/k1qpN2R/r1qpQ2R/bqq1N3/b3Q2Q/n3Q2K/r3QBB1 w - -

Tthis position is actually very interesting from my point of view. On  it my
initial speed (for brute force) is very bad and branching factor is worst that
usual. At least, position is not very deep to go.

Please indicate your result.

Thanks,
Leonid.

• Re: One mate to solve. Heiner Marxen 17:09:40 08/10/01
  • Re: One mate to solve. leonid 18:11:34 08/10/01
• Re: One mate to solve. Jeroen van Dorp 12:41:20 08/10/01
  • Re: One mate to solve. leonid 05:16:18 08/11/01
    • Re: One mate to solve. Jeroen van Dorp 08:49:15 08/11/01
      • Re: One mate to solve. leonid 13:17:28 08/11/01
• Re: One mate to solve. Gian-Carlo Pascutto 09:35:37 08/10/01
  • Re: One mate to solve. leonid 05:22:27 08/11/01
    • Re: One mate to solve. Gian-Carlo Pascutto 07:04:58 08/11/01
      • Re: One mate to solve. leonid 07:46:57 08/11/01

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