Originally posted by FabianFnasThere's no problem. White is winning. However, 1.Kd6 is a faster win than 1.f7. The poster has been told several times to give stipulations for his problems, but he refuses to listen.
I wouldnt move Kd6, I would (at a quick glance) advance the f-pawn.
I don't really see the problem.
Originally posted by SwissGambitOops. I just noticed that nareen indeed gave the stipulation. I apologize to him for my comments.
There's no problem. White is winning. However, 1.Kd6 is a faster win than 1.f7. The poster has been told several times to give stipulations for his problems, but he refuses to listen.
Originally posted by SwissGambitIn this case, he didn't say if its a problem, a study, a helpmate, or anything. He's just asking for help. Help to do what? To see if Kd7 is the best move? If he already knows the answer, why is he asking for help at all? I don't get it. Perhaps I'd just ignore him and this thread...
Oops. I just noticed that nareen indeed gave the stipulation. I apologize to him for my comments.
Originally posted by FabianFnasOriginally posted by nareen
In this case, he didn't say if its a problem, a study, a helpmate, or anything. He's just asking for help. Help to do what? To see if Kd7 is the best move? If he already knows the answer, why is he asking for help at all? I don't get it. Perhaps I'd just ignore him and this thread...
mate in three i want more then 10 options
Originally posted by SwissGambitmy guess is that this was a position in his/her game, but i could not prove that since its game is not public...haha. It explains the stipulations and the variations because it didnt expect the other player to play the best moves....but what do i know?
Yes, I know. I can see the times. But I have to give him credit for remembering to add it.
Originally posted by joe shmoUnlikely I'd think. He/she does give a first move and the positions themselves are, even without the quick mate possible, pretty trivial wins for white on the whole.
my guess is that this was a position in his/her game, but i could not prove that since its game is not public...haha. It explains the stipulations and the variations because it didnt expect the other player to play the best moves....but what do i know?