PG in 15.0 moves

BigDogg

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11 Jul 05 03:03

BigDogg

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11 Jul 05 03:03

Position after Black's 15th move. How did the game go?

chasparos

Joined: 10 Aug 04
Moves: 1544

11 Jul 05 09:52

Just a guess here. Black won? :-)

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11 Jul 05 11:10

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Originally posted by chasparos
Just a guess here. Black won? :-)

LOL 😵 😵

No, he means, 'How was the given board position arrived at in 15 moves?'

Try this for starters:

White has just played his 2nd move.
How did the game go? 😵

Florrat

Joined: 24 May 05
Moves: 1958

11 Jul 05 14:03

Originally posted by THUDandBLUNDER
LOL 😵 😵

No, he means, 'How was the given board position arrived at in 15 moves?'

Try this for starters:

[fen]rnbqkbnr/1ppppppp/8/p7/P7/8/1PPPPPPP/RNBQKBNR[/fen]

White has just played his 2nd move.
How did the game go? 😵

uhm.... it took me very long, but I think I solves it:
1. a3 - a5
2. a4

maybe I mislooked something, but I really think this is the solution😀😉😛

ilywrin

Joined: 30 Oct 04
Moves: 7813

11 Jul 05 17:14

Originally posted by BigDoggProblem
[fen]1n2r3/1ppk3p/1p2rn2/3p1pp1/3bq3/7b/1PPPP1PP/1NBQKBNR[/fen]
Position after Black's 15th move. How did the game go?

This should be challenging 😉

Mephisto2

Joined: 12 Mar 03
Moves: 44411

11 Jul 05 17:23

Originally posted by ilywrin
This should be challenging 😉

yes. How was the white f-pawn captured?

ilywrin

Joined: 30 Oct 04
Moves: 7813

11 Jul 05 17:29

Originally posted by Mephisto2
yes. How was the white f-pawn captured?

It might have captured the e7 pawn?! maybe... The White rook must have been captured at b6, but how/where was tha "a"- pawn captured? If I am counting correctly Black has made exactly 15 moves (4 pawn, 1 knight, 2 Queen, 3 bishop, 4 rook, 1 king), so where is the missing 'a' pawn?

Mephisto2

Joined: 12 Mar 03
Moves: 44411

11 Jul 05 17:52

Originally posted by ilywrin
It might have captured the e7 pawn?! maybe... The White rook must have been captured at b6, but how/where was tha "a"- pawn captured? If I am counting correctly Black has made exactly 15 moves (4 pawn, 1 knight, 2 Queen, 3 bishop, 4 rook, 1 king), so where is the missing 'a' pawn?

The black a-rook could have captured the a-pawn on it's way to the d-file

jebry

Joined: 07 Jul 04
Moves: 102838

12 Jul 05 15:17

I can do it with the black queen ending up at f4 instead of e4, but I can't see a way around the pin of the white knight?

Jeff

BigDogg

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12 Jul 05 19:29

ilywrin has PM'ed the correct solution.

ilywrin

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Moves: 7813

13 Jul 05 14:31

Originally posted by BigDoggProblem
ilywrin has PM'ed the correct solution.

I did so because I didn't want to spoil the fun for the rest of the solvers. It is an interesting puzzle. Keep trying people.

schakuhr

Joined: 12 Feb 05
Moves: 47202

13 Jul 05 16:06

I give up. I can't get it. I can't figure out how black can get the a-rook to e6 if the queen is blocking the way, or the rook blocking the queen's way.

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13 Jul 05 18:06

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Originally posted by schakuhr
I give up...or the rook blocking the queen's way.

11. Qd8-h4
12. Qh4-e4

Mephisto2

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Moves: 44411

13 Jul 05 19:13

Originally posted by THUDandBLUNDER
11. Qd8-h4
12. Qh4-e4

why not 9. ... Qh4 and 10. ... Qe4?

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13 Jul 05 19:26

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Originally posted by Mephisto2
why not 9. ... Qh4 and 10. ... Qe4?

Yes, I am aware that Qh4 is a potential check.