Also, please number the positions
Fun stalemates
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White moved 1. Nc4.
Example 1 - what was the starting formation of the ten white pawns please?
McHeath wrote:
Example 1 - what was the starting formation of the ten white pawns please?
Oops
I put in 9 pawns in my position.
quietvolcano wrote:
I put in 9 pawns in my position.
So you did!
2 rooks, 3 knights, 2 bishops, a queen, and a king are all stalemated!
Position 3:
That is #4
GSHAPIROY wrote:
Lets try and come up with some positions where white or black moves and gives stalemate in 1 with at least 15 pieces on the board. There must be only 1 way to solve the puzzle, also!
Posotion 1:
Nd6# (mate)
Catur_Garuda wrote:
GSHAPIROY wrote:
Lets try and come up with some positions where white or black moves and gives stalemate in 1 with at least 15 pieces on the board. There must be only 1 way to solve the puzzle, also!
Posotion 1:
Nd6# (mate)
So it is!(Nxd6#)
cshuenss wrote:
Catur_Garuda wrote:
GSHAPIROY wrote:
Lets try and come up with some positions where white or black moves and gives stalemate in 1 with at least 15 pieces on the board. There must be only 1 way to solve the puzzle, also!
Posotion 1:
Nd6# (mate)
So it is!(Nxd6#)
So? The purpose is stalemate not checkmate!!
^^^^Position 5^^^^
Position 6:
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Part 2:
Lets try and come up with some positions where you MUST stalemate with at least 10 pieces on the board.
And PLEASE NUMBER THE POSITIONS!!!!