py_20061024

h#3 super-Andernach

Peter HARRIS
The Problemist Supplement, 2006

white Ke6 Bg4 black Bh4 Rh3 Kh6

h#3 Super-Andernach(2+3)
2 solutions

{

} 1.Rh3-g3[+wRg3] Bg4-h5[+bBh5] 2.Bh5-e8[+wBe8] Ke6-f7 3.Kh6-h5 Kf7-g7 #{

} 1.Bh4-d8[+wBd8] Ke6-e7 2.Kh6-g5 Bg4-f5[+bBf5] 3.Rh3-h4[+wRh4] Ke7-f7 #

h#3 Republican chess

Peter HARRIS
unpublished for Saint-Lazare, 2006

neutral Bd2 black Ph2 white Se4

h#3 Républican chess(1+1)
d2: neutral Bishop

Solution

{

} 1.h2-h1=B Se4-g5 2.Bh1-d5 nBd2-c3 3.Bd5-g8 nBc3-a1[+bKh8] #

h#2 Super Circe

Peter HARRIS
unpublished for Saint-Lazare, 2006

neutral Rd1 Sc3 Bb5 black Qb1 Kd3 white Kh8

h#2 Super Circe(1+2+3)
d1: neutral Rook
b5: neutral Bishop
c3: neutral Knight

Solution

{

} 1.Kd3-c2 nSc3*b1[+bQe2] {

} 2.Kc2*d1[+nRa4] nBb5*a4[+nRg1] # {

Note: g1 is the only drop square of the Rook
. in f1, it would be captured by the Qe2 which could revive it in c2 or b3.
. In h1 it would check the Kh8
Respect Mr HARRIS !}

Selfmate 12 moves

GS
Phénix, 2006

white Bf5 Kd4 Qb8 Pc7d7d5e3 Sd6d3 Rf8g5 black Pc6c4 Ka6 Ba5

s#12(11+4)

Solution

{

} 1.Sd3-b4+! Ba5*b4 2.Qb8-a8+ Ka6-b6 {

} 3.c7-c8=S+ Kb6-c7 4.Sd6-b5+ c6*b5 {

} 5.d5-d6+ Bb4*d6 6.Qa8-a7+ Kc7-c6 {

} 7.Sc8-e7+ Bd6*e7 8.Bf5-e4+ Kc6-d6 {

} 9.Rg5-d5+ Kd6-c6 10.d7-d8=S+ Be7*d8 {

} 11.Rd5-d6+ Kc6*d6 12.Rf8-f6+ Bd8*f6 #

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