Author: John Merlino
Date: 10:31:15 04/24/02
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On April 24, 2002 at 12:06:04, Deepak Nityanandam wrote: >[d]5B2/6P1/1p6/8/1N6/kP6/2K5/8 W >Mate in 3 >despite the paucity of moves this is quite difficult. Very simple for Chessmaster (as well, I'm sure, for any other comp -- or did you intend to have humans try to figure this out?): Time Depth Score Positions Moves 0:00 2/3 Mate05 427 1.Be7 b5 2.Nd3+ b4 3.Bxb4+ Ka2 4.Nc1+ Ka1 5.Bc3# 0:00 2/3 Mate04 791 1.Nd3+ Ka2 2.g8=Q b5 3.Nc1+ Ka1 4.Bg7# 0:00 3/4 Mate04 1704 1.Nd3+ Ka2 2.g8=Q b5 3.Nc1+ Ka1 4.Bg7# 0:00 3/4 Mate03 4652 1.g8=N b5 2.Ne7 Kxb4 3.Nc6# 0:00 4/5 Mate03 5621 1.g8=N b5 2.Ne7 Kxb4 3.Nc6# 0:00 5/6 Mate03 6099 1.g8=N b5 2.Ne7 Kxb4 3.Nc6# jm
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