Computer Chess Club Archives

Search

Messages

Subject: Mate in 24?

Author: David Dahlem

Date: 16:39:39 10/03/04

[D]8/1k6/3KN3/8/2p5/2N5/8/8 w - - 0 1

Could someone check this position with egtb to verify if this proposed solution
is correct?

1. Kc5 Ka7 2. Kc6 Ka6 3. Nf4 Ka7 4. Kc7 Ka6 5.Nfd5 Ka5 6.Kd6 Ka6 7.Kc6 Ka5 8.Kc5
Ka6 9.Ne7 Kb7 10.Kd6 Kb8 11.Kd7 Ka8 12.Kc7 Ka7 13.Kc6 Ka6 14.Nc8 Ka5 15.Kc5 Ka6
16.Nd6 Ka5 17.Nb7+ Ka6 18.Kc6 Ka7 19.Nc5 Kb8 20.Kd7 Ka7 21.Kc7 Ka8 22.Nb5 c3
23.Nd7 c2 24.Nb6#

Can any engine find this without tablebases?

Regards
Dave

• Online EGTB-Server Eiko Bleicher 02:58:37 10/04/04
  • Re: Online EGTB-Server GuyHaworth 11:47:30 10/04/04
    • Re: Online EGTB-Server Eiko Bleicher 22:53:36 10/04/04
• Re: Mate in 24? GuyHaworth 02:50:30 10/04/04
• Chest 12 solves without TBs! Jouni Uski 01:54:08 10/04/04
  • Sorry for misprint: I used ChestUci version 3.6 Jouni Uski 01:56:52 10/04/04
• Re: Mate in 24? Mike Byrne 16:49:00 10/03/04

This page took 0 seconds to execute

Last modified: Thu, 15 Apr 21 08:11:13 -0700

Current Computer Chess Club Forums at Talkchess. This site by Sean Mintz.