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Joined 29 Oct '07 Moves 4273 This was the position after black moves in a certain game.. My question is what were the last 3 half moves??
127.0.0.1
Joined 18 Dec '03 Moves 16687 my chess notation isn't that good but:
... Ba5
b2b4 c4xb3
Joined 02 Mar '06 Moves 17881 cute problem: since there's a double check on the king, at least one must have been a revealed check... since neither the rook nor the bishop could have revealed the other's attack, the pawn must have revealed each of their attacks. the only way this could work is by ..cxb3+ en passant. so white must have played b4 directly before this.
2014.05.01
Joined 11 Apr '07 Moves 92274 Originally posted by blacknight1985
This was the position after black moves in a certain game.. My question is what were the last 3 half moves??
[fen]8/8/k7/b1r5/8/1pK5/8/8[/fen] This is the same idea as in R. Smullyan's famous retro:
Where is the white King?
Joined 29 Oct '07 Moves 4273 Originally posted by SwissGambit
This is the same idea as in R. Smullyan's famous retro:
[fen]8/8/8/1b1r4/k7/8/8/3B4 w - - 0 1[/fen]
Where is the white King? wht u mean?? i don get ur question? white king can be almost anywhere no?
2014.05.01
Joined 11 Apr '07 Moves 92274 Originally posted by blacknight1985
wht u mean?? i don get ur question? white king can be almost anywhere no? Edit: Oops, diagram error.
Try this one:
Where is the white King?
Joined 29 Oct '07 Moves 4273 Originally posted by SwissGambit
Edit: Oops, diagram error.
Try this one:
[fen]8/8/8/1r1b4/B7/8/8/3k4 w - - 0 1[/fen]
Where is the white King? yeah its almost the same.. The white king shud be on c3..
1. ... Bd5+
2. c4 bxc3 ep. ++
3. Kxc3+
Cool..thanx for sharin..
Cheers!
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