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Subject: Re: Another Clever Problem; Samuel Loyd New York Albion 1857 (SPOILER)

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 11:33:05 03/06/02

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On March 06, 2002 at 14:26:54, Terry McCracken wrote:

>On March 06, 2002 at 14:12:35, Dann Corbit wrote:
>
>>On March 06, 2002 at 14:07:15, Terry McCracken wrote:
>>[snip[
>>>Ok then! Well then simply put you must consider castling is a possible option:)
>>>If too much is said, then the problem becomes mundane.
>>
>>Where do the assumptions stop?
>>Might pawns be e.p. vulnerable?
>>Might we be playing a chess variant?
>>
>>The problem as stated is simply buggy.
>
>You _must_ keep all options, possibilities open!
>
>Then your mind is Free to Solve the problem/s:o)

I can solve them all instantly, using the technique of "hidden queens"

• Re: Another Clever Problem; Samuel Loyd New York Albion 1857 (SPOILER) Terry McCracken 12:00:46 03/06/02
  • Re: Another Clever Problem; Samuel Loyd New York Albion 1857 (SPOILER) Dann Corbit 12:05:01 03/06/02
    • Re: Another Clever Problem; Samuel Loyd New York Albion 1857 (SPOILER) Terry McCracken 12:16:47 03/06/02
    • Illegal position!!! :) Daniel Clausen 12:10:33 03/06/02
      • Just few pieces more. Still position is very easy. leonid 05:47:50 03/07/02
        • Re: Just few pieces more. Still position is very easy. Heiner Marxen 08:09:41 03/07/02
          • Re: Just few pieces more. Still position is very easy. leonid 08:23:42 03/07/02
      • Re: Illegal position!!! :) Dann Corbit 12:32:29 03/06/02
      • Re: Illegal position!!! :) Dann Corbit 12:32:04 03/06/02
  • Re: Another Clever Problem; Samuel Loyd New York Albion 1857 (SPOILER) Terry McCracken 12:03:53 03/06/02

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