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Couldn't it be (one example):1. Bxc2 Rxc2+2. Ka1 b2+3. Kxa2 b1=Q4. Ka3 ~ 5. Ka4 Ra2#Or is the mate for white instead?
2014.05.01
Originally posted by mjolnirCouldn't it be (one example):1. Bxc2 Rxc2+2. Ka1 b2+3. Kxa2 b1=Q4. Ka3 ~ 5. Ka4 Ra2#Or is the mate for white instead?
Awesome problem. I won't give away the solution just yet, so that others have a chance to solve it.Solution PM'ed.
Originally posted by SwissGambitAwesome problem. I won't give away the solution just yet, so that others have a chance to solve it.Solution PM'ed.
Originally posted by SwissGambitIn helpmates, Black moves first, and White's last move [in this one, his 5th move] mates Black.
This is a seriously difficult problem... I've been working on it for quite a while and the answer's still not arisen.