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Dec-27-06
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| ahmadov: You do not need to be Bronstein to find this. Quite easy to find. (Hope I will be able to say this for tomorrow's puzzle as well.) |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| Soltari: wow I found this one completely in about 30 seconds I guess, my quickest wednesday ever. |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| Whitehat1963: Yeah, my quickest Wed. ever, as well. Hate to admit it, but I usually don't get the Wed. puzzles at all. |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| Fisheremon: <Sneaky: White missed his chance on move seven.
7. Bxf7!? Kxf7 8. Nxe5+ Kg8 9. Qxh5 and White's got a good game IMHO.> Yeah, with an equal game. Also a mistake 9. Bxe6 (better 9. Nf3) and a blunder 10. Kg1 (better hxg3). |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| Eurotrash: Yup, a quick wednesday one. |
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Dec-27-06
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| kevin86: An easy Wednesday puzzle-a forced mate in four! This is made even easier in that I've seen the game before-though it must have been about thirty years ago. |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| schnarre: That was a nasty way to be defeated. |
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Dec-27-06
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| YouRang: I found it pretty rapidly once I considered the vulnerability of the white king to mate threats from the bishop (along a7-g1 diagonal) and the queen (Qe1#). I also noticed that the black knight was positioned to give check (an important point if we want to threaten Qe1#). Putting the pieces together is easy: (1) deflect the queen from defending e1 with the bishop checks, then use the clearance sac Ne2+ (winning the queen with Qe1# mate threat). |
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Dec-27-06
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| aragorn69: <TrueBlue: I don't want to write that I saw it in 10 seconds because some people may not like it> Well, you can brag about it, but I actually saw it in less than <two seconds>. And - in this case - there are no tricky side variations! ;-)) |
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Dec-27-06
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| mckmck: I got it. This is the second puzzle i solved. Simple. |
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Dec-27-06
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| playground player: Gee, got all the moves right away. Am I turning into David Bronstein, you think? |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| unclewalter: i'm not a great player, but i would have had to think something was up when david bronstein plays Be6... |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| haha: Yay!!!
I got this one in 10 secs.
So that means it's simple. :P |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| Themofro: A nice puzzle although not that hard for a Wednesday. Would have been interesting to see how Bronstein would have fared if white HAD played 7. Bxf7. Nice mate in four though by Bronstein, not that hard, but nice. |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| kbaumen: This was quick for me. 10 seconds or something. Pretty Tuesdayish, nevertheless, a nice puzzle. <Themofro: A nice puzzle although not that hard for a Wednesday. Would have been interesting to see how Bronstein would have fared if white HAD played 7. Bxf7. Nice mate in four though by Bronstein, not that hard, but nice.> Not really a mate, white can still give up his queen. :D |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| Themofro: True, but would still be hopelessly lost of course. |
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Dec-27-06
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| aazqua: Put me down for about 4 seconds. There aren't a whole lot of options here and it's clear where the pieces will have to go. |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| laskereshevsky: laskereshevsky: HELLO
From the BRONSTEIN's book " THE SOURCER APPRENDIST" ( the translaction is mine from a french edition...sorry for the possibles mistake).
BRONSTEIN give here he's final comment about a game **BRONSTEIN-PALMIOTTO** played in the 1958 chess olympic games: <The game was played in the URSS-ITALY match. Cause im a follower of the famous italian classic school, i managed to create an uncompromise attack with my pawns, to demonstrate that even in a "half-open" game is possible to create a combinative style attack.Several years after, In the 1990 i was guested to partecipate in a ROME tournament. Absolutly unexpected, at least for me, also BOTVINNIK whose there. I asked to the organizers if he was in the player-list. "NO," they answered me, " he's here to receive the GIOACCHINO GREGO PRICE." I asked if he had ever played a game in the classical italian's schoole style...."NO," they answered, "But in one of he's books he wrote that GRECO was a great player...." Five years far from, im still very amused by this ingenuousness, and im ask to myself if those italians organizers had ever seen one of my games!> WELL.... for a fate of the destiny....I WAS THERE WHEN BRONSTEIN RAISED UP HE'S GLANGE FROM THE CHESS BORDER AND SAW BOTVINNIK!!!!!...... If you BRONSTEIN's fans (of course, too x me he was a giant...) like it, in a future post, i will give my evidence. Like FORREST GUMP...." I NEED A LITTLE NAP" ......GOOD NIGHT |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| nimzo knight: GOT IT !! |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| laskereshevsky: P.S. excuse me, but x to be honest i had forget a part of the BRONSTEIN's speach.
Posted it between < combinative style attack> and <several years after> :<YES, THE ITALIAN CLASSIC SCHOOL's ITS REALLY IMMORTAL!>...I apologize to all the italians, and all the italian classic school's fan... |
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| Dec-27-06 |
| ALEXIN: Not to much difficult, I think. |
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| Aug-07-08 |
| artspec: No point in bothering to say how long it took to find it. It's too simple to any player of intermediate level and above. |
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| Aug-28-08 |
| dwavechess: Bronstein concur with rybka 2.3.2 at 14 ply in 9/12 moves. |
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| Sep-11-08 |
| dwavechess: With Rybka 3 w32 at 3 minutes per move 10/12 83! for Bronstein, perfect combination from move 7. |
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| Apr-09-09 |
| WhiteRook48: nice knight fork |
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sac: 8...Be6
