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5imon 28-Jun-17, 00:01	Mate in 2 Also, note to charleshiggie and any other brits that you can enter the National Solving competitions with the correct answer as described here: www.theguardian.com I have sent my answer already and am certain that it is correct.
5imon 29-Jun-17, 02:08	canopus1 solved it very easily, as expected
baddeeds 19-Jul-17, 07:49	Deleted by baddeeds on 20-Jul-17, 09:17.
5imon 19-Jul-17, 13:54	teardrop34 solved it too.
5imon 19-Jul-17, 22:53	a_random_guy got it too.
baddeeds 20-Jul-17, 07:07	Deleted by baddeeds on 20-Jul-17, 09:18.
baddeeds 20-Jul-17, 07:08	Deleted by baddeeds on 20-Jul-17, 09:18.
elenapetrova 20-Jul-17, 07:16	5imon is speaking about his puzzle,for which this thread has been opened
baddeeds 20-Jul-17, 08:25	Deleted by baddeeds on 20-Jul-17, 09:18.
5imon 21-Jul-17, 07:51	stalhandske and dynamic_dv have solved it too.
the-sigularity 13-Jan-18, 09:22	Deleted by the-sigularity on 13-Jan-18, 09:26.
5imon 20-Feb-18, 14:42	Another mate in 2
the-sigularity 20-Feb-18, 21:43	I remember being criticized for posting a board. I am just wondering if this is a case of it being ok to post boards, but not ok for others. That has been the reason I had not posted any more boards. If this is grounds for my removal from this club, I will understand but then I will know that there are such things as a double standard here. 5imon, this is not an attack on your person, (just so you will know).
elenapetrova 20-Feb-18, 21:57	@easy-win < I remember being criticized for posting a board.> I don t know what are you referring to...of course you,like any other in this club,is allowed to post boards...I don't see other way to present a chess problem
canopus1 20-Feb-18, 23:34	After all, it is not so hard, for expert solver. I send the solution to 5imon
5imon 20-Feb-18, 23:39	@easy-win The only such rule I can think of is that Elena has asked that people add puzzles to a new thread (or in this case to an existing one). Then post a link to that puzzle on the notice board thread (gameknot.com) so that everyone knows about it. But don't post the puzzle directly onto the notice board thread as that way it can get cluttered with boards and discussion.
5imon 20-Feb-18, 23:43	canopus1 has correctly solved it.
the-sigularity 21-Feb-18, 00:43	Okay But I did what is being done here, I said in an actual game, I had checkmated in two moves, which some people liked, and solved. Anyway, I will just continue to enjoy the posts and not offer my opinions. Thanks 5imon
the-sigularity 06-Mar-18, 21:51	Deleted by the-sigularity on 06-Mar-18, 21:52.
5imon 08-Mar-18, 13:22	archduke_piccolo has also solved the second puzzle.
canopus1 08-Mar-18, 14:02	A lesson on mate in two. Today on the first page of gameknot there is this puzzle, a Problem by Viktor Chepizhny. puzzle #31932 Certainly many of you have solved it; and I ask forgiveness to others. First of all, we suppose the move is black. 1...Nf~ any 2.Nhg4‡ 1...Nd~ any 2.Nf3‡ This is called setplay. But we know that the move is to white. So, the complete solution is: 1...Nf~ any 2.Nhg4‡ 1...Nd~ any 2.Nf3‡ 1.Be4! wait... 1...Nf~ any 2.Neg4‡ changed mate compared to setplay. 1...Nd~ any 2.Nc4‡ changed mate compared to setplay. 1...Nfxe4! 2.Nhg4‡ tranfered mate compared to setplay. 1...Ndxe4! 2.Nf3‡ tranfered mate compared to setplay. The same mates reappear after different defenses. if 1...Kxe4 2.Re6‡

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