Author: Miguel A. Ballicora
Date: 08:38:49 10/12/01
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On October 12, 2001 at 09:03:24, Rex wrote: >I am not sure about this postion. I understand the sacrificing but after Qb8 >white plays Kg1!. Then what?? I am not 100% sure either, there are many options for both sides to have a "proof" without a serious analysis. However, White is in deep trouble. After Kg1 some options to consider are 2...Ba3, 2...Nh2 (keeping the king trapped), 2...Nd2!? 3.Bxd2 Bc5 4.Kf1? Rh8 (now the escape is closed) etc. These are just ideas, it is not simple IMHO. Each variation has lots of sub-branches. Regards, Miguel > > > > > >On October 12, 2001 at 00:24:03, Miguel A. Ballicora wrote: > >>On October 11, 2001 at 23:50:37, Slater Wold wrote: >> >>>I will be burning in the new system tonite, and giving 1 position about 18 hours >>>of thinking time. >>> >>>Anyone have a request on the position? >>> >>>I will be checking back here in about 30 minutes, and if anyone has responded, I >>>will analyze that position. >>> >>>If not, I will just use Nolot #9 or something. >>> >>>First come first serve, and please make it a good one. :) >>> >>> >>>Thanks! >> >>I posted this already and was not solved. I wonder how long it will take >>too avoid horizon problems. The Q in b8 should end up in the h column >>mating the king after sacrificing everything Bb4 Rh8+ Rh1+ Rh8+ Rh1+ qh8+ >>Qh3. >> >>2rr1b2/8/ppkq1pP1/3pp3/2p5/2BPPpP1/BQ3P2/1RRN1n1K b - - bm Qb8; id "WCSAC.0580"; >> >>[D]2rr1b2/8/ppkq1pP1/3pp3/2p5/2BPPpP1/BQ3P2/1RRN1n1K b - - >> >>Regards, >>Miguel >> >> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>Slate
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