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| Problem 739: Abdelaziz Onkoud - Helpmate |
 (12.06.2016) The judge of the 4th Azemmour Tourney shows an original example showing the "Rope theme" of the Tourney. Here the theme shows an interesting cycle of SB-BR-RS. 739. Abdelaziz Onkoud (Morocco)
12.06.2016
 H#2 3 Sols. (10+9)
1.Sxe5 Bxg6 2.Sxd3 Bxd3# 1.Bxe4 Rh6 2.Bxc6 Rxc6# 1.Rxe4 Sf3 2.Rxd4 Sxd4#
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Cyclic Azemmour4 + cyclic Zilahi
No cyclic Azemmour4 in the quoted problem.
Also, compare to:
Quelques formes possibles accept?es:
Forme I
1.X Y 2. X Y‡
1.Y X 2.Y X‡
Forme II
1.X Y 2. X Y‡
1.Y X 2.Y X‡
1.X Y.2.X Y‡
Forme III
1.X Y 2. X Y‡
1.Y Z 2.Y Z‡
1.Z X.2.Z X‡
Forme IV
1.X Y 2. X Y‡
1.Y X 2.Y X‡
1.X Y.2.X Y‡
1.Y X 2.Y X‡
Forme V
1.X Y 2. X Y‡
1.Y Z 2.Y Z‡
1.Z T.2.Z T‡
1.T X 2.T X‡
ETC
X,Y,Z,T... : des pi?ces blanches ou noires de m?mes natures.
The following problem is the most economical version of the Rope+Zilahi :
R.F.Zalokotskij and M.Kolesnik, Kudesnik 2009
4k3/4P3/4B3/1K1bS3/6s1/8/8/4R3 (5+3)
1.Sxe5, Bxd5 2.Sf7, Bc6# 1.Bxe6, Sxg4 2.Bf7, Sf6#
It is in the PDB without any label, of course there are other similar examples.
Rope+Zilahi+Chumakov+self -block of the same square by different black pieces. A pleasant one.
Votre nouveau h # 2 est tr?s agr?able!
Et f?licitations pour la tourn?e gagner au Mont?n?gro!
Bonjour Rauf , Merci. C'est juste un exemple qui montre la forme cyclique ? 3 solutions. Je suis certain qu'on peut faire beaucoup mieux. Par contre , les sch?mas que j'ai mentionn? un peu en haut m?ritent des exemples concrets. J ai envoy? un exemple a Kaylan montrant une forme ? 4 solutions.
Le peuple resposible ? kobulchess.com doivent faire quelque chose ? propos de carictors alphabet fran?ais parce que certaines lettres ne seront pas visualiser.
It won the first prize in the Best Problems IT 2006-2007 but the ranking has been changed after the rough forerunner(#15) was discovered. In any case it deserved the first prize, I think.
Also in my opinion any h#2 with cyclic Zilahi+"Stocchi blocks" ( no matter whether crude or refined) should be seen as anticipated by the Vitaly's version, and despite some additions as in the following:
RodolfoRiva - practice about the 4th Azemmour theme
K7/1p1r2p1/1P1ppp1s/3kS2s/2pP1P1P/1qp2SQ1/2P2P2/8 (10+12)
h#2 3 solutions
1.Qxc2, Sc6 2.Qe4, Sb4#
1.Sxg3, cxb3 2.Se4, bxc4#
1.dxe5, Qxg7 2.e4, Qxd7#
Take a look at this
Valery had sent me this version via e-mail on may 31 but he has refused to publish his work due to presence of my h#2 as a forerunner.
I have recently got his 'Ok' to publish this problem here in the comments.
A Letztform, I guess
By the way, the works in comments #5, #15 and #18 show also Balbo theme
So the discussion is more and more interesting. Waiting for the 4 solutions version by Abdelaziz (see #13), h#2.5 or more is the challenge but the FORMES IV, V, VI are not easy to achieve even in 2 moves.
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