The Chess Mind

By Dennis Monokroussos.
This is a blog for chess fans by a chess fan, one who loves the beauty of the game and wants to share it with those who are like-minded.
Yet the chess mind is not only a chess mind, and other topics, such as philosophy, may appear from time to time. All material copyrighted.
Can you find the error(s)?
Or are there any errors at all? Click here for your starting position and the game's remaining moves. I'll offer a hint in a few days; meanwhile, keep your chess engines off! (Reminder: if you think you have the solution, please do not post it, or make statements that might provide a hint, in the comments section. You're welcome to use the Contact link to confirm your solution privately, however.)

Related Posts (on one page):

  1. Chibukhchian-Babujian: Solution Time
  2. Time for a hint
  3. Can you find the error(s)?
Time for a hint
A few posts ago, I presented the concluding moves of a recent pawn ending, challenging the reader to find the mistakes - if any. When I first saw this ending, I understood everything just about immediately; not because I'm so bright or because of my new but sadly unofficial IM title, but because I've had almost exactly the same ending! So if you want a (big) hint, have a look here.
Posted by Dennis Monokroussos on Monday October 31, 2005 at 10:39pm. 4 Comments 0 Trackbacks
Chibukhchian-Babujian: Solution Time
In this post I presented the problem, and in a second post I linked to a (very big) hint to help the reader solve it. If any mystery remains, post-hint, it will now dissipate into a cloudless sky of complete understanding - or so I hope. Enlightenment is available here.

[Kudos to Chris Falter, who submitted a perfect, complete solution.]

Related Posts (on one page):

  1. Chibukhchian-Babujian: Solution Time
  2. Time for a hint
  3. Can you find the error(s)?
Posted by Dennis Monokroussos on Saturday November 5, 2005 at 3:41am. 0 Comments 0 Trackbacks