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Subject: Re: Mate in 28? - Yace Paderborn

Author: Slobodan R. Stojanovic

Date: 11:31:51 05/05/03

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On May 05, 2003 at 09:40:48, Enrique Irazoqui wrote:

>This is a study that Grigoriev published in 1931 as "white to move and win". I
>think it is a mate in 28, but I'm not sure. I find the first move and the
>maneuvre beautiful.
>
>[d]8/1p3p2/1p2p3/7p/2P1P3/k6P/6P1/4K3 w - - 0 1
>
>Grigoriev,N - Study
>Mate in 28?, 1931
>[El PaĆ­s, 3-5-2003]
>
>1.e5 Kb4 2.h4 Kxc4 3.g4 Kd4 4.gxh5 Kxe5 5.h6 Kf6 6.h5 b5 7.Kd2 b4 8.Kc2 e5 9.Kb3
>e4 10.Kxb4 e3 11.Kc3 b5 12.Kd3 b4 13.Kxe3 b3 14.Kd3 Kg5 15.h7 b2 16.Kc2 b1Q+
>17.Kxb1 Kxh5 18.h8Q+ Kg5 19.Qg7+ Kf5 20.Qxf7+ Ke4 21.Qe6+ Kf3 22.Qf5+ Ke3 23.Kc2
>Kd4 24.Qe6 Kc5 25.Kc3 Kb5 26.Qd6 Ka5 27.Kc4 Ka4 28.Qb4# 1-0
>
>Enrique


Yace Paderborn  UCI:
D1  00:00  -0,62   g4 hg4: hg4:
D1  00:00  -0,40   Re2
D2  00:00  -0,56   Re2 Rb4
D3  00:00  -0,44   Re2 Rb4 Rd3
D4  00:00  -0,65   Re2 Rb4 Rd3 Rc5
D5-  00:00  -1,21   Re2 Rb4 Rd3 b5 cb5: Rb5:
D5  00:00  -1,21   Re2 Rb4 Rd3 b5 cb5:
D6  00:00  -1,21   Re2 Rb4 Rd3 b5 cb5: Rb5:
D7  00:00  -1,22   Re2 Rb4 Rd3 b5 cb5: Rb5: Rd4 b6
D8  00:00  -1,19   Re2 Rb4 Rd3 e5 h4 b5 cb5: Rb5:
D9  00:00  -1,28   Re2 Rb4 Rd3 e5 g3 b5 cb5: b6 h4 Rb5:
D9  00:00  -1,22   h4 Rb4 g4 hg4: h5 g3 h6 Rc4: h7 g2 Rf2
D10  00:00  -0,98   h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Re2 Rb4 Rf3 Rc4: Rf4 b5 Rf5:
D11  00:00  -0,95   h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Re2 Rb4 Rd3 b5 cb5: b6 Rd4 Rb5: g3
D12  00:00  -1,06   h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Re2 Rb4 Rd3 Rc5 g3 b5 cb5: b6 Re3
D13  00:02  -1,04   h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Re2 Rb4 Rd3 Rc5 g3 b5 cb5: b6 Re3 Rb5:
D14  00:03  -0,95   h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Re2 Rb4 Rd3 Rc5 g3 b5 cb5: b6 Re3 Rb5: Rd4
D15+  00:04  -0,55   h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Re2 Rb4 Rd3 f4 Rd4 Rb3 Re5 Rb4 Rf4: Rc4:
Rf5 Rb5 g3
D15  00:08  -0,54   h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Re2 Rb3 Rd3 f4 Rd4 Rb4 Rd5 Rc3 Re5 Rc4: g4
hg4: Rf4: g3 Rg3:
D16  00:10  -0,51   h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Re2 Rb3 Rd3 f4 Rd4 Rb4 Rd5 Rc3 Re5 Rc4: Rf4:
b5 Rg5 b4 Rh5: Rd4 g4 b3 Rg5
D16+  00:14  -0,50   Re2 Rb3 h4 f5 Rd3 Rb2 ef5: ef5: Rd4 Rc2 Re5 Rd2 Rf5: Re2
D16  00:16  -0,47   Re2 Rb3 h4 Rc4: g4 Rd4 gh5: Re5 h6 Rf6 h5 e5 Rd2 b5 Rc3 b6
D16  00:22  -0,45   Rd2 Rb4 h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Rd3 b5 cb5: Rb5: Rd4 Rc6 Re5 b5 Rf5:
b4 Rg5 b3
D17  00:33  -0,45   Rd2 Rb4 h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Rd3 b5 cb5: Rb5: Rd4 Rc6 Re5 b5 Rf5:
b4 Rg5 b3 Rh5:
D18-  00:36  -0,85   Rd2 Rb4 h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Rc2 b5 cb5: Rb5: g4 hg4: h5 Rc5 h6
g3 h7 g2 h8D g1D Dh2
D18  00:48  -1,26   Rd2 Rb4 h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Rd3 b5 cb5: Rb5: Rd4 Rc6 Re5 b5 Rf5:
D19  01:07  -1,18   Rd2 Rb4 h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Rd3 b5 cb5: Rb5: Rd4 Ra4 Re5 b5 Rf5:
D20-  01:15  -1,58   Rd2 Rb4 h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Rd3 b5 cb5: Rb5: Rd4 Rb4 g3 b5 Rd5
Rb3 Re5 b4 Rf6 f4 Re5 Rc4 gf4:
D20  01:45  -2,24   Rd2 Rb4 h4 f5 ef5: ef5: Rd3 b5 cb5: Rb5: g3 Rb4 Rd4 b5 Rd3
Ra3 Rc3
D20  02:24  -1,18   e5 Rb4 h4 Rc4: g4 Rd4 gh5: Re5: h6 Rf6 h5 b5 Rd2 b4 Rc2 e5
Rb3 e4 Rb4: e3 h7
D21-  02:26  -1,58   e5 Rb4 h4 Rc4: g4 Rd4 gh5: Re5: h6 Rf6 h5 b5 Rf2 b4 Rg3 b3
Rg2 b2 h7 Rg7 h8T b1D Tc8
D21  02:58  -1,80   e5 Rb4 h4 Rc4: g4 Rd4 gh5: Re5: h6 Rf6 h5 b5 Re2 b4 Rd3 b5
Rd2 b3
D22  04:08  -1,52   e5 Rb4 h4 Rc4: g4 Rd4 gh5: Re5: h6 Rf6 h5 b5 Re2 b4 Rd3 e5
Rc4 e4 Rb4: e3 Rc3 b5 h7 b4 Rd3
D23  06:40  -1,15   e5 Rb4 h4 Rc4: g4 Rd4 gh5: Re5: h6 Rf6 h5 b5 Rd2 e5 Rd3 b6
Rc3 e4 Rd4 b4
D24  12:12  -0,69   e5 Rb4 h4 Rc4: g4 Rd4 gh5: Re5: h6 Rf6 h5 b5 Rd2 e5 Rd3 b6
Rc3 e4 Rd4 b4
D25  17:52  -0,70   e5 Rb4 h4 Rc4: g4 Rd4 gh5: Re5: h6 Rf6 h5 b5 Rd2 e5 Rd3 b4
Rc4 e4 Rb4: b5 Rc3 b4 Rb4: e3

Score is not positive, but solution was found.

Sl.



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