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Originally posted by Elij mathr
if anyone has any cool moves on here that you would like to post please put it in here incase if anyones new we can show them different moves and stuff ty i will also post my moves too.
How about B(b)b3!!?? Amazinging! Who would have thunk it!

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Originally posted by ketchuplover
brilliant!!!
Why thank you 🙂

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Originally posted by RJHinds
How about B(b)b3!!?? Amazinging! Who would have thunk it!
A bishop already on the b file can't go to b3. No cheating! 😠

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32.a1-c3-a5-c7-e5-g3-e1 !!

killer checker jump ... but maybe you had to be there

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
23. R(c)c7!?


It's possible.

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Has anyone made a move that required five characters in algebraic notation to express the move?

Something like:


Moving any Bishop to c4 requires 5 characters, e.g. Bd5c4.

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Originally posted by paulbuchmanfromfics
32.a1-c3-a5-c7-e5-g3-e1 !!

[hidden]killer checker jump ... but maybe you had to be there[/hidden]
Theodore Hwa
StrateGems 2000

This is the position after Black's 16th move. Give the game score.

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Originally posted by SwissGambit
Theodore Hwa
StrateGems 2000
[fen]kr4n1/pb1p1pp1/3p2p1/rp2p3/3n3P/Pq2P3/P1PP1PP1/RN1QK1N1 w Q - 0 17[/fen]
This is the position after Black's 16th move. Give the game score.
Ooh ooh ooh ah ah ah / Tick Tock Tick Tock

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Monkey and Watch All The Way


I see white must ditch the rook (via h3?) and the two bishops at d6 and g6 (possibly or a rook). I'm really awful at these things.

I got Stooges on the TV and BBQ in the skillet. I'll have to pass for now.

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Originally posted by paulbuchmanfromfics
[hidden]Monkey and Watch All The Way[/hidden]

I see white must ditch the rook (via h3?) and the two bishops at d6 and g6 (possibly or a rook). I'm really awful at these things.

I got Stooges on the TV and BBQ in the skillet. I'll have to pass for now.
I can help you become un-awful.

The first step is to count the moves Black must make.

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Originally posted by SwissGambit
I can help you become un-awful.

The first step is to count the moves Black must make.
OK

Here are black's 16 moves in no particular order:

1.hxg6
2.Rh5
3.Ra5
4.e5
5.cxd6
6.Bb7
7.b5
8.0-0-0
9.Kb8
10.Ka8
11.Rb8
12.Ba3
13.Nc6
14.Nd4
15.Qb6
16.Qb3

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Originally posted by paulbuchmanfromfics
OK

Here are black's 16 moves in no particular order:

1.hxg6
2.Rh5
3.Ra5
4.e5
5.cxd6
6.Bb7
7.b5
8.0-0-0
9.Kb8
10.Ka8
11.Rb8
12.Ba3
13.Nc6
14.Nd4
15.Qb6
16.Qb3
Obviously, hxg6 must wait for a piece on g6.

e5 must come in and then Ba3 before cxd6.

Qb6 and Qb3 must come in before b5 but after cxd6.

I guess to solve black you have to find a scheme that makes all this work.

I'll think on it some more over the day (little busy now) and see what I can come up with.

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I think I solved it !!!

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nice

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Thanks! It took some time and effort, but I got it! The sad thing is that this is probably a level one puzzle for Swiss.