I have created Club 164 for composers and solvers of chess problems. This would allow composers, like Jirakon, to show originals without 'publishing' them. [If they are posted in a public forum, they cannot be submitted as an original to a chess problem magazine.]
I would also like a forum where I could post as many problems for solving as I wanted, without concern about spamming complaints. We could even have a solving competition.
If we can get 20 members, we can have a forum. Apply here: Club 164.
Originally posted by SwissGambitWe're up to 4 members so far: strokem1, crazyblue, and Jirakon joined.
I have created Club 164 for composers and solvers of chess problems. This would allow composers, like Jirakon, to show originals without 'publishing' them. [If they are posted in a public forum, they cannot be submitted as an original to a chess problem magazine.]
I would also like a forum where I could post as many problems for solving as ...[text shortened]... mpetition.
If we can get 20 members, we can have a forum. Apply here: Club 164.
Hi guys. I'm not really good at compositions or anything, but here is an amazing one I found surfing the web.
(This is not my page, and I'm not trying to sell you anything. 🙂 )http://www.edcollins.com/chess/under-promote.htm
"The author is Mark Libiurkin and it is not surprising
to discover this composition won first prize in a
composing tourney in 1933."
Originally posted by paulbuchmanfromficsYou don't have to be good at composition to join the club. You don't even have to post in the forum. Just apply so we can get 20 members. 🙂
Hi guys. I'm not really good at compositions or anything, but here is an amazing one I found surfing the web.
(This is not my page, and I'm not trying to sell you anything. 🙂 )http://www.edcollins.com/chess/under-promote.htm
"The author is Mark Libiurkin and it is not surprising
to discover this composition won first prize in a
composing tourney in 1933."
Originally posted by paulbuchmanfromficsLooks like your play to win starts with the rook sac, Rxg7+, KxR
Hi guys. I'm not really good at compositions or anything, but here is an amazing one I found surfing the web.
(This is not my page, and I'm not trying to sell you anything. 🙂 )http://www.edcollins.com/chess/under-promote.htm
"The author is Mark Libiurkin and it is not surprising
to discover this composition won first prize in a
composing tourney in 1933."
R-G1 + If K-h1, B-F6#
so K-H6
Q-e3 + K-h5
R-G5+ QXR
QXQ #
Nice chess site BTW!