@worldconqueror2013 said in #18:
> I mean e6 instead of g6
White will simply push f7 and that's a checkmate!
> I mean e6 instead of g6
White will simply push f7 and that's a checkmate!
@leakestwink said in #14:
> First sentence immediately contradicts the title "Impossible Puzzle to solve for humans" with the statement "you won't be able to solve with the engine." How about some bare minimum proofreading before hitting publish?
My bad. I will take care of that next time.
> First sentence immediately contradicts the title "Impossible Puzzle to solve for humans" with the statement "you won't be able to solve with the engine." How about some bare minimum proofreading before hitting publish?
My bad. I will take care of that next time.
I think "white to move" is missing in the problem text
otherwise `8/8/4PkP1/8/8/7P/8/K7 b - -` works as well
otherwise `8/8/4PkP1/8/8/7P/8/K7 b - -` works as well
This puzzle is incredibly simply that its stupid. Just stack 3 pawns H765 and King at H8, put white King on A1, done easy draw.
As soon as you introduce the rule that you cannot stack pawns, then you're literally just spacing them in a configuration where all 3 can be taken before being able to promote.
As soon as you introduce the rule that you cannot stack pawns, then you're literally just spacing them in a configuration where all 3 can be taken before being able to promote.
Interesting blog!
Found second solution. It starts before last move
@nikhildixit let me know if you agree that this is also solution