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nareen

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11 Nov '07 17:35

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11 Nov '07 17:35
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Gastel
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11 Nov '07 20:19
I assume black to move and mate in two?
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11 Nov '07 20:38
Originally posted by Gastel
I assume black to move and mate in two?
plz give me maximum options in this puzzle
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11 Nov '07 20:40
u want first key move
SwissGambit
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11 Nov '07 22:27
Originally posted by nareen
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What's to solve? White is winning comfortably.

If you want a Mate in X moves, then say it.
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12 Nov '07 04:47
Originally posted by nareen
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First Move:White Bd3
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12 Nov '07 05:491 edit
Originally posted by nareen
First Move:White Bd3
TheMaster37
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12 Nov '07 08:16
Are we sure this isn't a game in progress?
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12 Nov '07 09:23
Silly me.
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12 Nov '07 16:06
Originally posted by nareen
First Move:White Bd3
As has been suggested beforehand you really need to give the stipulation for the problem (there are a couple of very rare ones which can get away without a clear stipulation, but this isn't one of them).

If I were to give you this one, for example, what is the solution here?

There is no point giving the first move either, that has a tendency to render the problem pointless as it's very often spotting the unusual move here which makes it difficult.

A minor point, but it's nice to see a diagram in the thread as well.

(For anyone who doesn't recognise the above problem, don't spend any time over it without knowing what's required)
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12 Nov '07 16:18
Originally posted by Peakite
As has been suggested beforehand you really need to give the stipulation for the problem (there are a couple of very rare ones which can get away without a clear stipulation, but this isn't one of them).

If I were to give you this one, for example, what is the solution here?

[fen]3K2bn/3p1p1k/3Q1pr1/4p1pq/8/8/8/8[/fen]

There is no point giving the f ...[text shortened]... recognise the above problem, don't spend any time over it without knowing what's required)
i dont know how to make fen plz make a diagram of my puzzle and solve this
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12 Nov '07 16:19
im a studend this is my school contest puzzle
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12 Nov '07 16:55
Originally posted by nareen
i dont know how to make fen plz make a diagram of my puzzle and solve this
http://www.chessgames.com/fenhelp.html

It's perfectly fine on this one. Enclose it within the tags [ fen ] and [ /fen ] (remove the spaces to post here). You can only include one per post.

There are a few more pieces of information which go after the position, but these are unecessary for posting a problem.

The comments from myself and others about the stipulation still stand though. It's really essential for anyone trying to solve your problem.
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12 Nov '07 16:57
Your problem could therefore become:

White to move and mate in three.

(to see how I've written the position, hit reply and quote).
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12 Nov '07 17:02
Originally posted by Peakite
Your problem could therefore become:

[fen]4N3/5p2/N3kB2/8/6K1/2P5/8/1B6[/fen]

White to move and mate in three.

(to see how I've written the position, hit reply and quote).
thanx bro

Black has to play now mate in 3

i want max option