Author: Jorge Pichard
Date: 10:39:12 05/11/03
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On May 09, 2003 at 05:34:04, Uri Blass wrote:
>This problem was given in the forum of the israeli chess organization.
>
>[D]6R1/8/2P5/3K4/1P1PpP1P/p1p1P1P1/rpPp3N/qnbrkBB1 w - - 0 1
>
>I do not know the solution and I hope that I did no mistake in putting the
>pieces in the board.
>
>You can see the problem in hebrew in the following link:
>
>http://www.chess.org.il/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=529
>
>translation to english of the chess content of the post:
>
>White: Kd5,Rg8,Bf1,Bg1,Nh2,
>pawns:h4,g3,f4,e3,d4,c2,c6,b4
>
>Black:Ke1,Qa1,Rd1,Ra2,Bc1,Bb1
>pawns:e4,d2,c3,b2,a3
>
>
>
>I think that it may be a good idea if programmers develop a program to translate
>position that is written in that way(in every language) to FEN
>so people will not need to waste time because of lack of FEN.
>
>Uri
Using my XP 2800+ I think it found the mate.
[Event "Shootout (Fritz8, Blitz:30'+3") "]
1. Bh3 Ke2 2. Bg4+ Ke1 3. Bc8 Ke2 4. Ba6+ Ke1 5. Kc4 Ke2 6. Kb3+ Ke1 7. Bc8 Ke2
8. Bg4+ Ke1 9. Be6 Ke2 10. Bc4+ Ke1 11. Bf7 Ke2 12. Bh5+ Ke1 13. Rg4 Ke2 14.
Rg5+ Ke1 15. Bf7 Ke2 16. Bc4+ Ke1 17. Be6 Ke2 18. Bg4+ Ke1 19. Bc8 Ke2 20. Ba6+
Ke1 21. Rb5 Ke2 22. Rc5+ Ke1 {0.00/11 0} 23. Rc4 {(Rg5) #4/15 3} Ke2 {#3/5 0}
24. Rxc3+ {#3/4 0} Ke1 {#2/4 0} 25. Ng4 {#2/3 0} Nxc3 {#1/2 0} 26. Bf2# {#1/2 0
} 1-0
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