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chesscrosser 19-Mar-13, 09:11 » Report abuse |
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rickdaily12 30-Mar-13, 17:01 » Report abuse |
Nice! So many different things to address... most of it is a simple quickwork pattern, but there's twists at the end of it. And then, of course, the disaster you have to fix in the first 13 moves. Truly brilliant. |
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aurelcablayan 03-Jul-13, 16:37 » Report abuse |
Nice One Fikzter |
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wildkratts79 29-Dec-14, 20:15 » Report abuse |
Practice, Moves, and players that have impossible puzzles. I like puzzles that are like hard daily puzzles. It must have at least 10 moves. Rocksareblue,5030 ,branneke ,mla96,joyyan ,excile, and three3threes have the impossible puzzles. They are like easy daily puzzles. Hope you wish you have a happy New Year! |
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boring & will not help to enrich my chessknowledge |
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Congrats on posting the longest mate in x puzzle on Gameknot! |
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Thanks |
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ulmer_1 20-Mar-19, 13:54 » Report abuse |
Solved |
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emad23 23-Oct-19, 03:15 » Report abuse |
Unnecessary long |
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May I...? |
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camelcluch 30-Apr-20, 07:51 » Report abuse |
 puzzle #229400 , itself inspired by Josef Halumbirek’s puzzle (mate#112) Here Mr.flkzter has purportedly omitted to mention the original composer’s identity, imitating possibly his leader Mister Chesscode, the king of plagiarism. Now, if Mr. charleshiggie is so impressed that he wants the puzzle be published in Chess Magazine, he is better of mentioning the name of original composer. |
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