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1 - h#2 Patrol Madrasi
Manhart, M & Pachl F1997
white Kd1 Sc2 Rc8 Bf7 WNa1
black Bc3h7 Ka4 Qd8 Pa2d4 Sb5g5 Ra6h6
h#2 Patrol Madrasi(5+10)3 solutions
🨢a1: Nightrider
{Beware, it is a Nightrider in a1.}
1.Ra6-a5! Rc8-c4 + 2.Rh6-c6 WNa1-c5 # { : the Rc6 cannot break the double check by ...Rxc5, being
no longer supported by the Ra6.if} 2.Bc3-b4 ? 3.Rc4*b4 {is not mat because of} Bh7*c2! {}
1.Bc3-a5! WNa1-c5 + 2.a2-a1=BN Bf7-b3 # { : the NIa1 cannot break the double check by ...NIxb3, being no longer supported by the Bc3}
1.Qd8-a5! Bf7-b3 + 2.Bh7-g8 Rc8-c4 # { : Bg8 cannot break the double check by ...Bxc4, being no longer supported by Qd8
Cycle AB-BC-CA. "Forsbergian" keys: several units on the same square.}
2 - #2 Functionaries chess
Rosner, E & Gockel H2016
white Bd8f3 Kg8 Qd3 Pc7g2 Sf8 Ra4
black Pa5b5d5h4e3 Ke8 Bc6h6 Sa7 Rh3d1
#2 functionaries(8+11)
{}
{}
1.Qd3-a3 ? {threatens} 2.Ra4-e4 # {but } 1...Rd1-d4 ! {on } 1...d5-d4 2.Bf3*c6 # {}
1.Qd3*b5 ? {threatens} 2.Qb5*c6 # {but } 1...Rd1-c1 ! {on } 1...Bc6*b5 2.Ra4-e4 # {as for } 1...Bc6-d7 {, it is confronted with } 2.Qb5*d7 # {}
1.Ra4-e4 + ? 1...d5*e4 ! {}
1.Qd3*d5 ! {threatens} 2.Qd5-f7 # {}
1...Rh3-h2 2.Qd5-f7 # {}
1...Bc6*d5 + 2.Ra4-e4 # {}
1...Rh3*f3 2.Qd5*c6 # {}
1...Rd1*d5 2.Bf3-h5 # {Both threats in the tries are found in the variations of the real play.}
3 - h#3 with neutral pawns
Foster, G.2013
neutral Ph2g2e2
black Ke4
white Kb4
h#3(1+1+3)
2 solutions
{}
1.Ke4-d4 nPe2-e4 2.nPg2-g1=nR nRg1-g4 3.nPh2-h1=nQ nQh1*e4 #{}
1.Ke4-d5 Kb4-c3 2.nPe2-e1=nQ + nQe1-e7 3.nPh2-h1=nB nPg2-g4 # {note that}
3...nPg2-g3 {is not mat because of} 4.nPg3-g2 !
{An almost AUW}
4 - h#3 parrain Circe
Rallo, V.2016
white Ke3 Sg1
black Pe2f2 Ke1
h#3 parrain Circe(2+3)b) ♔e3-->d3
{ }
a) {}
1.f2*g1=R Ke3-e4[+wSg2] + 2.Ke1-f1 Ke4-f3 3.e2-e1=B Sg2-e3 # {}
b) wKe3-->d3 {Re3-->d3}
1.Ke1-f1 Kd3-e3 2.f2*g1=B + Ke3-f3[+wSh1] 3.e2-e1=R Sh1-g3 #
{mirror Echo.}
5 - 8++++ parrain Circe
Caillaud, M.2002
white Bc1f1 Ke1 Qd1 Pa2b2c2d2e2f2g2h2 Sb1g1 Ra1h1
black Bc8f8 Ke8 Qd8 Pa7b7c7d7e7f7g7h7 Sb8g8 Ra8h8
8++++ parrain Circe(16+16)
{
} 1.e2-e4 d7-d6 {Pirc défence !} 2.e4-e5 d6*e5 3.d2-d4 {wP cannot be reborn in e7.} Qd8*d4 {} 4.Bf1-d3[+wPb6] Ke8-d7 5.f2-f4 e5*f4 6.Ke1-e2[+wPf5] Qd4*g1 {} 7.g2-g4 [+wSg3] f4*g3[-g4] 8.Bd3-b5[+wSe5][+wPe6] {++++}
} 1.e2-e4 d7-d6 {Pirc défence !} 2.e4-e5 d6*e5 3.d2-d4 {wP cannot be reborn in e7.} Qd8*d4 {} 4.Bf1-d3[+wPb6] Ke8-d7 5.f2-f4 e5*f4 6.Ke1-e2[+wPf5] Qd4*g1 {} 7.g2-g4 [+wSg3] f4*g3[-g4] 8.Bd3-b5[+wSe5][+wPe6] {++++}
6 - #15 all-in-chess
The only restriction: the immediate return move is forbiddenRavishankar, S.2016
white Pd4f4h4 Kc7 Rh6h5
black Pe7a6e6e5 Kd5
#15 all-in-chess(6+5)
{}
1.e5*f4+ {Although the pawn is black, it is manipulated by white !}
1...Kd5*d4+? 2.Kd4-e5+ {White move !}
Ke5-e4 {Forced move, as Black has to parry the check, cannot withdraw Rh5 and is not allowed to repeat the position by Kd4}
3.Ke4-f5+ Kf5-g4 4.Kg4-g5# {there is no way to escape the mate}
1...Kd5-c4! 2.Kc4-b5+ {et ici pas}
2...d4-d5? 3.d5*e6+ Kb5-a4 4.Ka4-a5+ {with mat on 9thni } 2...Kb5-b4? 3.Kb4-c5+ {with mate on 14th}
2...Kb5-a4! 3.Ka4-a5+ Ka5-b4 4.Kb4-c5+ {et ici}
4...Kc5*d4? 5.Kd4-e5+ {as above}
4...Kc5-c4! 5.Kc4-d5+ e6-e5 6.e5*d4+ Kd5-c4 7.Kc4-b5+ Kb5-a4 8.Ka4-a5+ Ka5-b4 {}
9.Kb4-c5+ Kc5-c4 10.Kc4-d5+ e7-e5 11.e5-e4+ Kd5-c4 12.Kc4-b5+ Kb5-a4 13.Ka4-a5+ Ka5-b4 14.Kb4-c5+ Kc5-c4 15.Kc4-d5#
{Return of the bK on its starting square, the 3 "e" pawns being on the 4th row..
Small remark: only black units have been played in the solution, which is very rare.
Even in a serial helpmate, after for example 30 black moves, there is a single white move !}
7 - h#2 2 solutions + 2 variations Super-Circe with Locust and Leo
Soulivy, K.2016
neutral LEe7 Lb8
black Kd4
white Sc2
h#2 super-circe(1+1+2)🨖b8: neutral Locust 🩀e7: neutral Leo
{}
1.Kd4-c5
{1st variation} nLEe7-d8 2.nLb8*d8-e8[+nLEd7] nLe8*d7-c6[+nLEc1] #
{2nd variation} 1...Sc2-e3 2.nLEe7-b7 nLb8*b7-b6[+nLEf2] #
{Note: the neutral Leo cannot be resurrected in g1} 2...nLb8*b7-b6[+nLEg1] {, for then would follow}
3...Kc5*b6[+nLf2] {intercepting the Leo g1.}
1.Kd4-e4
{1st variation} nLEe7-e8 2.nLb8*e8-f8[+nLEf6] nLf8*f6-f5[+nLEb1] #
{2nd variation} 1...Sc2-b4 2.nLEe7-e5 nLb8*e5-f4[+nLEa4] #
8 - serial #13 Köko
Seehofer, W.1999
white Kg1 Rc3
black Sd8 Ke8
ser-#13 Köko(2+2)
{}
1.Rc3-c7 2.Rc7-f7 3.Rf7-f2 4.Kg1-g2 {}
5.Kg2-g3 6.Rf2-f4 7.Kg3-g4 8.Kg4-g5 {}
9.Rf4-f7 10.Kg5-g6 11.Rf7-h7 12.Kg6-g7 {}
13.Kg7-f8 #
9 - h#2 Masand
Crisan, V & Huber E2005
white Pa7 Sh6 Kc4
black Pe7e2 Ke8
h#2 Masand(3+3)2 solutions
{}
1.e2-e1=Q a7-a8=S 2.Qe1-e6[h6=b][e7=w] + Sa8-c7[e6=w] # {}
1.e2-e1=R a7-a8=B 2.Re1-e4[e7=w] + Ba8-c6[e4=w] #
{AUW and model mates.}
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