Author: Roy Eassa
Date: 11:13:10 10/25/02
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On October 20, 2002 at 05:21:51, Joachim Rang wrote:
>On October 20, 2002 at 04:56:03, Jonas Cohonas wrote:
>
>>1.Nf6+ Kg7 2.Nh5+ Kg6 3.Bc2+ Kxh5 4.d8Q Nf7+ 5.Ke6 Nxd8+ 6.Kf5 e2 #9/15 4
>>7.Be4 #9/14 2 e1N #8/10 2 8.Bd5 #8/11 1 c2 #7/8 2
>>9.Bc4 #7/7 8 c1N #6/8 2 10.Bb5 #6/7 2 Nc6 #5/7 2
>>11.Bxc6 #5/5 1 Nc7 #4/5 1 12.Ba4 #4/6 1 Nc2 #3/5 1
>>13.Bxc2 #3/4 1 Ne2 #2/4 1 14.Bd1 #2/3 1 Nd5 #1/2 1
>>15.Bxe2# #1/2
>>
>>I am very impressed that Hiarcs was able to find the most important lines in the
>>post below!
>>
>>To me this is one of the most beautyful positions i have ever seen, hope you
>>enjoyed it too.
>>
>>Regards
>>Jonas
>
>yes it's incredible!
>
>But it's not a forced mate, black is not allowed to play the night fork on f7
>and has to escape with it's king.That looses too, but not in a forced mate.
>
>I really wonder, that Hiarcs sees this on depth 16...
1.Nf6+ Kg7
[1...Kg6? 2.Bh5+ +-]
2.Nh5+ Kg6
[2...Kf7? 3.d8Q +-]
3.Bc2+!!
[3.Nf4+ Kf5 -+ (Black can also repeat with 3...Kg7 =)]
[3.d8N Ba5 -+]
3...Kxh5
[3...Kf7 4.d8Q forces mate]
4.d8Q! Nf7+
[4...Kg4 5.Kc6 e2
(5...Nf3 6.Qg8+ +-)
(5...Kxg3 6.Qd6+ Kg2 7.Qxh6 +-)
(5...Kf3 6.Bd1+ +-)
6.Qe8 Nb8+ 7.Kc7 Na6+ 8.Kb6 Kf3 9.Bd3 +-]
5.Ke6! Nxd8+ 6.Kf5! e2 {forced}
7.Be4 e1N {forced}
8.Bd5 c2
[8...Nb8 9.Bc4 forces mate]
9.Bc4 c1N {forced}
10.Bb5 Nc6
[10...Nc7 11.Ba4 forces mate!]
11.Bxc6 Nc7 12.Ba4 and mates!
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