Solutions to the Beauty of Problems

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  • #16
    Post 87 Smyslove 2001 The mainline goes 1.Nb1, a2 2.Nec3, a1Q 3.b4, f5 First step a nice queen trap is set 4.Kh6, Kh8 5.g7+, Kg8 6.Kg6 king trap 6...Qa5 What a stalemate try! 7. Ne4 take this 7...fxe4 8.bxa5 tit for tat 8...e3 9.f5, e2 the finale race 10.f6, e1=Q 11. f7 mate.

    Post 88 Smyslov, 64, 2002, 1.Kf4, c5 2.Ke4, Kc7 3.Ke5, Kc6 4.Ke6, Kc7 5.Ke7, Kc6 6.Kd8, Kd6 7.Kc8, Kc6 8.Kb8, Kb6 9.Ka8, a5 10.Kb8, a4 11.bxa4, Ka5 12.Kc7, Kxa4 13.Kc6, Kb4 14. Kd5 zugzwang 1-0
    Last edited by Hans Jung; Tuesday, 9th April, 2024, 10:14 AM.

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    • #17
      Post 89 Smyslov, Moi Etyudy, 2005 1.Ne2, Be1 2.a7, h2 3.Ng3, Bxg3 4.a8=N, h1=Q+ 5.Ka2, c4 6.b4, c5 7.b5, Qg2+ 8.Ka3, Qb2+ 9.Kxb2, c3+ 10.Kb3, c4+ 11.Kb4, c2 12.Nc7 mate or 12.Nb6 mate. 1-0

      Post 90 Smyslov, Mahsarlusky, 2004 1.Ncd5, Qe5+ 2.c3, c6 3.Ng4, cxd5 4.Nxe5, fxe5 5.f6, g5 6.h4, gxh4 7.gxh4, a6 8.Kc1, b5 9.a5, d4 10.cxd4, exd4 11.Kc2, b4 12.h5, d3+ 13.Kxd3, b3 14.Bg7, h6 15.Bxh8, Kxh8 16.Kc3,Kg8 17.Kxb3, Kf8 18.Kc4, Ke8 19.Kc5, Kd7 20.Kb6, Kd6 21.Kxa6, Kc6 22.Ka7, Kc7 23.a6 zugzwang 1-0

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      • #18
        Post 91 Robert Lemaire, Volksgazet, 1954, 1.Kb8, Kb5 2.c7, f2 3.c8=Q, f1=Q 4.Qa6+, Kxa6 (or White wins black queen) 5.Nc7 mate.

        Post 92 Michael Pasman, Stanislav Bilokin, 2024 1.f5, Bg3 2.Kxg3, Rxa6 3.Kh3, Rg6 4.Nxa3, Rg4 5.g3, Rxa4 6.b3, g5 7.fxg6, Rxa3 8.g7, Rxb3 9.g8=B!, Rb7 10.Bd5, Ra7 11.Be4, Rg7 12.g4+, Rxg4 13.Bf3 and wins.
        Last edited by Hans Jung; Saturday, 13th April, 2024, 05:04 PM.

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        • #19
          Post 94 Rinck 1.f7, Kf1 2.Kh2, Nf2 3.Kg3, Ne4+ 4.Kf4, Nc5 5.b7 and White wins.

          Post 95 Smyslov, Moi Etyudy, 2005 1.Nb6, axb6 2.Ra8, c2 3.Ra4, c1=Q 4.g8=N, h4 5.Nf6 mate.

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