Solution: 1. Bg6! waiting
1... Rb8/a8/d8/e8/f8/g8/h8 2. Sxc7#
1... Se8 [a] /g8 [a] /d7 [a] /h7 [a] /e4/g4 [b] 2. B(x)e4 [A] #
1... a4 2. Sb4#
1... Se3/b2/f2 2. S(x)e3#
Monday, October 28, 2013
Sunday, October 27, 2013
174-White mates in two SOLUTION.
Solution: 1. Be2! waiting
1... Bg6+/g8 2. S(x)g6#
1... fxe5 2. Bg5#
1... c3 2. Sd3#
1... Se3/g3+/d2/h2 2. B(x)g3#
1... Bg6+/g8 2. S(x)g6#
1... fxe5 2. Bg5#
1... c3 2. Sd3#
1... Se3/g3+/d2/h2 2. B(x)g3#
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
172-White mates in two SOLUTION.
Solution: 1. Se5! [2. Rd7, Sf7#]
1... Bc6 2. Sf7#
1... Bxd5 2. Rd7#
1... Bc6 2. Sf7#
1... Bxd5 2. Rd7#
171-Mate in two SOLUTION.
Solution: 1. Sc6! [2. Re7, Sd4#]
1... Qf8/e8/h4/f6 2. Sd4#
1... Qd8/xe5 2. S(x)d8#
1... Qh7/g7 2. Sd8/d4#
In this problem, at least one mate in the set play is changed following the key. This maneuver is called MUTATE
1... Qf8/e8/h4/f6 2. Sd4#
1... Qd8/xe5 2. S(x)d8#
1... Qh7/g7 2. Sd8/d4#
In this problem, at least one mate in the set play is changed following the key. This maneuver is called MUTATE
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