Originally posted by greenpawn34Cheer up, GP.
OK.
I'm going with the obvious 1...h3-h2
[fen]B1N5/Prpp4/QbkPP3/ppNRp1P1/3p4/KP4B1/RrP4p/qb6 w - - 0 1[/fen]
The Bishop on g3 states the pawn did not come from g3.
The b7 Rook not have taken anything on b7 becuase
there is nothing left to take on b7.
The Black pawn on d4 has captured something so has
the pawn on e5.
The pawn on d4 did ...[text shortened]... ong. I know I'm wrong because I never get any of
Swiss Gambit's puzzles right. I hate him.
You can't be wrong because that requires a solving attempt. What you are doing here is not solving, but having your usual bit of fun. 😀
That was a serious solving attempt.
I sat staring at the bloody position for over 10 minutes.
If you created this then I would not like to see your dreams.
I bet it's beastie creepy crawly things, all going boacwards.
No it will be the unsolvable chess problem.
That is you recurring nightmare.....the unsolvable chess problem.
(mine's is the unmatable King). 😉
Originally posted by WillzzzSimple - the Black f-pawn is now on either e5 or d4. It left the file before white promoted.
I am very confused now.
Presumably in fact the white H pawn took the black G pawn promoted itself and allowed the black E pawn onto the D file.
Then how did the white F pawn get past the black F pawn?
Originally posted by greenpawn34No, I didn't create this.
That was a serious solving attempt.
I sat staring at the bloody position for over 10 minutes.
If you created this then I would not like to see your dreams.
I bet it's beastie creepy crawly things, all going boacwards.
No it will be the unsolvable chess problem.
That is you recurring nightmare.....the unsolvable chess problem.
(mine's is the unmatable King). 😉
I dream of a spilled, shattered glass of water moving in reverse, recollecting the water and fitting the pieces back together. Does that count?