Author: Mike S.
Date: 11:39:10 04/13/02
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On April 13, 2002 at 14:04:49, Enrique Irazoqui wrote: >(...) >>1.Qa8! Ne3+! [ 1...Kxd7 2.Qc6#] 2.dxe3 Bd3+ 3.Kxd3 c4+ 4.Kxc4 e5+ 5.Kb4 Kxd7 >>6.Qc6+ Ke6 7.Qd5+ # 7...Kxd5 8.f5 e4 9.f4 Qg1 10.c4#!! 1-0 I have another 1.Qa8 position (very difficult): [D]3Q4/3p4/P2p4/N2b4/8/4P3/5p1p/5Kbk w - - bm Qa8; id Quick-03; This is part of a small test suite I created. If you want to take a look: Quicktest Description & Downloads: http://meineseite.i-one.at/PermanentBrain/quick/quicke.htm Results (here you see also the source game infos, and solution moves): http://meineseite.i-one.at/PermanentBrain/quick/quick3.htm I think these positions haven't been published before in a computer test suite (except in the latest CSS service, which contains 8 of them are in another small selection from my previous test suite). The most entertaining move is probably the last (and easiest) one, from a computer game: [D]3B4/1R3p1k/2p4p/2Pp3r/3P4/4Q1K1/6P1/3b1q2 w - - bm Bf6; id Quick-24; 1...Bf6!! This is a stalemate trick... (also threats # in 3). Regards, M.Scheidl
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