Shortest-proof-game challenge

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n9531l1
Leither123 wrote:

short unique spg?

#6706

SPGs in 13.5.

Leither123

I was hoping the white queen couldn't go on the back rank

n9531l1
daStrwbrry wrote:

The 33.0 PG is cooked. That Rg8-g1-a1 cook works.

It doesn’t work with the 32.5 PG (with Ng2 —> e3) though, so it might be unique. Maybe.

Unique SPG in 32.5. (Stelvio 2.1, Solving time: 5:11:18 hours)

BishopTakesH7
n9531l1
BishopTakesH7 wrote:
#6707

Non-unique SPG in 12.0.

Leither123

switchback, but also literally

BishopTakesH7

I'd like someone other than @n9531l1 to post the solution to this one.

BishopTakesH7
Leither123 wrote:

switchback, but also literally

 
Unique 10.5 move solution.
BigDoggProblem
BishopTakesH7 wrote:
 

I'd like someone other than @n9531l1 to post the solution to this one.

Well, I was going to post a solution, but the problem keeps changing before I can.

So I'll move on instead.

BishopTakesH7
BigDoggProblem wrote:
BishopTakesH7 wrote:
 

I'd like someone other than @n9531l1 to post the solution to this one.

Well, I was going to post a solution, but the problem keeps changing before I can.

That's my bad; I extended it.

daStrwbrry
BishopTakesH7 wrote:
 

I'd like someone other than @n9531l1 to post the solution to this one.

This was a fun proof game to solve. 13.0

daStrwbrry
n9531l1
daStrwbrry wrote:
#6715

Unique SPG in 9.0.

EvinSung
n9531l1
EvinSung wrote:
#6717

SPGs in 14.0.

BishopTakesH7
daStrwbrry wrote:
BishopTakesH7 wrote:
 

I'd like someone other than @n9531l1 to post the solution to this one.

This was a fun proof game to solve. 13.0

Is there a name for this idea where the knight visits every knight square?

EndgameEnthusiast2357

How about a simple one for a change? How fast can this position occur (with black to move since it's stalemate).

n9531l1
EndgameEnthusiast2357 wrote:

How about a simple one for a change? How fast can this position occur (with black to move since it's stalemate). (#6720)

Here's my first try, 23.5 moves.

EndgameEnthusiast2357

Now of course we have to do the reverse, to make it end in an even full number of moves!

n9531l1
EndgameEnthusiast2357 wrote:

Now of course we have to do the reverse, to make it end in an even full number of moves!

I'll leave that one for those who feel that they have to do it.