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Back to problems Benjamin Block (2008-04-20 18:01:42) Mate in 290 moves! White to mate in 290 moves. ChessPosition (see diagram)
Ilmars Cirulis (2008-04-21 14:08:09) Re First must be 1.Rd1+ Bd4 2.c4+ Kd6 3.Rxg1 Bg7 4.Rd1+ Bd4, imo. It looks like we must force all black pawns move to first line (to be eaten) and then get to queen our 'a' pawn, at first. But we have black bishop jumping from a8 to b7 and back.. Thinking... Any idea? Kieran Child (2008-05-14 22:35:48) answer What Ilmars said, then to prevent the black bishop on A8 wandering, you go Rd3 and k....f1 where it triangulates then k...b6 where black has to push a pawn. If black ever moves the b pawn you can eat it, then b4 and bc# or rxd4# wins.
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