24 Jun 07
Sorry to those who didn't catch it the first time. But that is not a bad thing. It means that when you start the task, you already have ideas about the position and you can see possible counterplay.
No sorry to the rude z00t, of course. The position is set up properly. White pawns move up the bard like in most chess diagrams on this planet. Black to move and accumulate a huge advantage.
24 Jun 07
Originally posted by McDutchyCongratulations on being the first one with an answer. The idea of a quick checkmate is quite appalling. But after 1. ...f4 White answers 2.Be3 and it doesn't work. Exchanging bishops when being a pawn down is not a good idea. After this move sequence black can only get a draw.
Bd4+, only good(forcing) move.
24 Jun 07
Originally posted by jfkjmhHints:
[fen]5r1k/p5p1/1pQ1R2B/5p1q/1PP3b1/6P1/P6P/b5KB w 0 31[/fen]
Actually, the way I set up the board, I want the task to be:
Black to move and win!
In the solution the bad position of white's king plays a big role.
The first move is an "only" move.
All blacks pieces can join the action and white's defenders can't control all the important squares at once.
24 Jun 07
Originally posted by jfkjmhz00t! z00t! You got off lightly considering you confused the hell out of everyone by saying White to move and win and then Actually, the way I set up the board, I want the task to be: Black to move and win!
Sorry to those who didn't catch it the first time......No sorry to the rude z00t, of course. .....Black to move and accumulate a huge advantage.
Let the up and coming Dutch Defense solve this User 340422