Author: Kolss
Date: 03:25:13 04/09/03
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On April 09, 2003 at 01:03:57, ludicrous wrote: >4) We have the initial chess board configuration, with all pieces on >their original squares. Now, playing a classic chess game, white plays >on each consecutive move: > >1. Pf2-f3 (Pawn from f2 to f3) >2. Ke1-f2 (King from e1 to f2) >3. Kf2-g3 >4. Kg3-h4 > >After white plays his last move, Kg3-h4, black immediately plays and >mates the white king. Again: this is a classic chess game which obeys >all of its rules (of course, I doubt anybody ever played like that >with white, but, well, we never know.. :-) ). > >Question: What are the complete moves of this short game ? Hi, There are at least two solutions to this one, but I have to confess that it took me almost 10 minutes to find them... Regards, Munjong.
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