Award in SuperProblem - 2017 Informal Tourney | HelpmatesPublished: May 31, 2018 Опубликовано: 31 мая 2018
Section H#2 | Задачи на коопмат в 2 ходаFirst of all, I would like to thank the editor for giving me the honor of judging this tournament on the SuperProblem site and also for the collaboration, having reported several compositions to be compared with the published ones. 69 helpmates in two took part the tournament: the general level was good enough but lower what I thought. List of participating problems : E401 (E401a), E402, E403, E405, E406, E408, E409, E410, E415, E416 (E416a), E417, E422, E424, E425, E428, E430, E431, E432, E433, E436, E437, E439, E448, E448a, E450, E453, E454, E457, E460, E461, E465 (E465a, E465b), E469, E470, E476, E477, E478, E480, E481 (E481a), E482, E483, E494, E496, E525, E526, E530, E534 (E534a), E535, E536, E539, E542, E543, E544, E551, E552, E553, E554, E556, E557, E559, E560, E566, E567, E568. Before moving on to the ranking, it is right I motivate my choices with comments on some of the problems I did not selected. Regarding others not mentioned below, I think they have a too simple or unbalanced content.
1st Prize - E417 Fadil Abdurahmanović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)2b5/1p1n3p/1p6/1p1k3p/4pp2/1n5K/P2p1PQ1/B1Rq4
1.Sb3-c5 Ba1-e5 2.Kd5-c6 Qg2*e4 # {,} 1.Sb3-d4 Rc1-c6 2.Kd5-e5 Qg2-g5 # {,
} 1.Sb3*c1 Qg2-g7 2.Kd5-c4 Qg7-d4 # {,} 1.Sb3*a1 Qg2-g6 2.Kd5-d4 Qg6-d6 # A very elegant HOTF problem, which shows a duel where the wQ is opposed to a bS and to the bK, in diagonal-orthogonal echo. In two solutions the bS interferes one of two white pieces, while the other moves in W1 in turn, for a nice ASP play, obviously with pin mate. In the other two solutions the bS captures one of the same white pieces in turn, to open so a flight to the king. 2nd Prize - E542 Christer Jonsson (Sweeden) and Rolf Wiehagen (Germany)1q2n3/8/3n4/4Kp1r/2P4p/2pQb3/8/4r1k1
a) 1.Kg1-h1 Qd3*e3 {(Qxf5? 2.Rg1 Qh3#??)} 2.Re1-g1 Qe3-h3 # {,
} b) bKg1-->h7 1.Kh7-h8 Qd3*f5 {(Qxd6? 2.Rh7 Qf8#??)} 2.Rh5-h7 Qf5-f8 # {, } c) bKg1-->b6 1.Kb6-a5 Qd3*d6 {(Qxe3? 2.Qb4 Qa7#??)} 2.Qb8-b6 Qd6-a3 # This problem stands out for the cyclical dual avoidance for white selfpin, followed by direct unpin of the wQ with selfblock. The cyclically changed functions of Qb8/Re1/Rh5, the black FML, and the model mates are very appreciable in the whole. Pity the two choices in c) involve different mates, so there is not the cyclical form for those. The helpmate reported for comparison is very complex, with once again three wQ moves. However its strategy is different from that of E542. In that problem every promotion allows a different selfpin move by the wQ, then the promoted piece unpins the wQ. 3rd Prize - E526 Michal Dragoun (Czechia), Ladislav Salai jr., Emil Klemanič, Ján Kovalič (all three Slovakia)Rrq2k2/n5p1/6p1/b2r1P1b/1P3R2/B1p1K1p1/B7/4Q3
1.Rd5-d3 + Ke3*d3 2.Rb8*b4 {(Qxf5+?)} f5*g6 # {,} 1.Rd5-d4 Ke3*d4 2.Qc8*f5 {(Rxb4+?)} b4*a5 #
Two white direct batteries and a black halfpin are visible in the position. Black sacrifices to play the wK and thus allow the wQ to guard the “e” file. The position taken by the wK determines which of the two pieces of the half-battery selfpins by capturing the front pieces of one of the batteries. Then the other battery fires and mates exploiting the double pin.
4th Prize - E439 Vitaly Medintsev (Russia)3b3r/2N4r/1pN4p/p1p2kP1/2B5/q4P2/pB5K/1b6
1.Bb1-c2 Bb2-c1 2.Bc2-b3 Bc4-d3 # {(1.Bd3? Bc1 2. Qd3??/Qb2+ Bxd3#?? , 1.Qd3? Bc1 2.Bd3??)
} 1.Bd8-f6 Sc7-e6 2.Bf6-g7 Sc6-e7 # {(1.Re7? Se6 2.Be7??/Bc7+ Sxe7#?? , 1.Be7? Se6 2.Re7??)} Each of the mating squares is guarded by two black pieces. If one of these sacrificed itself in B1 by a move in that square, the other would have no useful moves in B2 to abandon the guard, in turn. So one of these pieces moves instead twice to interfere the other. I like also that the four white pieces change their roles in cyclical form: this increases the artistic value of the problem, even if there are no model mates. 5th Prize - E401 Anatoly Skripnik (Russia)3R4/8/3n4/2N1k3/1B4p1/3q4/1Kpr1N2/3b4
1.Sd6-f5 {(A)} Rd8-d6 {(a)} 2.Rd2-e2 {(B)} Sc5*d3 # {(b),}
1.Rd2-e2 {(B)} Bb4-d2 {(c)} 2.Sd6-f5 {(A)} Sf2*g4 # {(d),}
1.Qd3-c4 {(C)} Sc5-d3 + {(b)} 2.Ke5-d5 {(D)} Rd8*d6 # {(a)}
I found only a few helpmates in two where the inversion of black moves and the inversion of white ones are combined in three solutions as shown in this problem. None of these, moreover, is closely enriched by Umnov effects as it happens in the three solutions of E401. Regarding the version E401a, there are no important changes in it, so I referred to the E401 for my evaluations. 1st Honorable Mention - E536 Viktor Yuzyuk (Ukraine)q1n3b1/P2P2Pn/8/1Pr1rP2/3k4/2ppp3/8/K7
1.Kd4-d5 Ka1-b1 2.Kd5-d6 d7-d8=Q # {,} 1.Qa8-d5 a7-a8=Q 2.Kd4-c4 Qa8-a4 # {,} 1.Bg8-d5 g7-g8=Q 2.Kd4-e4 Qg8-g4 # {,
} 1.Sh7-f8 g7*f8=Q 2.Rc5-d5 Qf8-b4 # {,} 1.Qa8-b8 a7*b8=Q 2.Re5-d5 Qb8-f4 # Five solutions with promotion to Q and five moves in the same square are surely an remarkable result, but it detracts that the latter are divided between B1 and B2. Also the symmetry does not recommend me to assign a higher place to this problem.
2nd Honorable Mention - E431 Luis Miguel MARTÍN (Spain)R1R5/1k6/3p4/Pp3r2/2b1p3/2p1p3/1p2nn2/1r2QK2
1.Se2-c1 + Qe1-e2 2.Bc4-d5 Qe2*b5 # {,} 1.Sf2-d1 + Qe1-f2 2.Rf5-d5 Qf2-f7 #
Indirect white unpin with the check to specify the line where the wQ has to move; selfpin, direct unpin with interference. Altogether, an unusual presentation of the Grimshaw theme in two solutions with diagonal-orthogonal echo. 3rd Honorable Mention - E477 János Csák (Hungary)8/8/8/1P2Nk2/1K2N3/Q7/8/8
a) 1.Kf5*e5 Se4-f6 2.Ke5-d4 Qa3-c3 # {,} 1.Kf5*e4 Qa3-f3 + 2.Ke4-d4 Se5-c6 # {,
} b) wQa3-->a6 1.Kf5*e5 Qa6-f6 + 2.Ke5-d5 Se4-c3 # {,} 1.Kf5*e4 Se5-f3 2.Ke4-d5 Qa6-c6 # Very fine rex-solus with only six units, with analogies in the moves of the wQ and the two wS, playing both W1 and mates in the same squares. The Zilahi is part of this mechanism and it is due to the moves of the bK, which captures the piece in turn redundant. Such strategy makes the E477 a happy insight. 4th Honorable Mention - E409 Yuri Gorbatenko (Russia)8/2K5/4p2Q/3brk2/2P1q1n1/R1Pr1p2/B7/8
1.Bd5*c4 Ra3-a5 2.Bc4-a6 {(Bb5?)} Ba2*e6 # {,} 1.Rd3*c3 Ba2-b1 2.Rc3-c1 {(Rc2?)} Ra3*f3 #
Nice line opening effects in diagonal-orthogonal echo with dual avoidance for self-unpin.
5th Honorable Mention - E405 Emanuel Navon (Israel)b3KN2/3p2p1/2Ppn1P1/2Nk3r/1Ppp4/8/8/8
a) 1.d7*c6 {(Bxc6? Sfxd7 - Sfxe6 2. Re5)} Sf8-d7 {(Sfxe6?)} 2.Rh5-e5 Sd7-b6 # {,
} b) bPd7<-->bSe6 1.e6-e5 {(Re5? Sfxe6 - Sfxd7 2. Bxc6)} Sf8-e6 {(Sfxd7?)} 2.Ba8*c6 Se6-c7 # A good example of black and white dual avoidance. Black must choice carefully the units to block the squares c6 or e5, to avoid the wS selfpins in W1. Also the wS has two choices in its first move, but one fails in turn for anticipatory white selfpin. 6th Honorable Mention - E424 Zivko Janevski (Macedonia)8/b1B1pp2/2PR2p1/3bkpr1/2pp4/3r3p/2qp3K/8
1.Bd5-e6 Rd6-d5 + 2.Ke5-f6 Bc7-e5 # {,} 1.Bd5*c6 Rd6-e6 + 2.Ke5-d5 Re6-e5 # {,
} 1.Bd5-f3 Kh2*h3 2.Ke5-f4 Rd6-e6 # {,} 1.Rd3-f3 Kh2-h1 2.Qc2-e4 Rd6*g6 # Two pairs of connected solutions with battery play. After a selfblock the battery fires and one of the battery piece in turn moves to mate in the square left by the bK. On the other side, mutual black interferences to play the wK and battery mate. Special Honorable Mention - E425 Fadil Abdurahmanovic (Bosnia and Herzegovina)8/8/n7/4p3/2pkp3/P3p1pp/bP4pb/R3K1N1
{set play:} 1...a3-a4 {!!(tempo)} 2.Kd4-d3 0-0-0 # {# (Rd1?),} 1.Sa6-b4 a3*b4 2.Bh2*g1 {!(tempo)} Ra1-d1 # {(0-0-0?!!)
try play:} 1.Kd4-d3 0-0-0 # {# ?? 0-0-0 is not legal! } The Retro elements with Castle-not Castle are nice, but the real point of interest is that white has a tempo move in set play and black instead in the actual play. As the author rightly comments, this is the very unusual anti-form of the Lindner theme. This problem is an improvement of another already published (see: - editorial), so I had to decide whether to reward it or not, and if so, how to place it. By comparing E425 with its predecessor, we note a certain similarity, but also some important differences: first of all, in the Orbit helpmate there is no real black tempo in set play. Moreover, E425 is appreciable because all white force has a role in both phases: in particular the wPa3 moves both in set and in actual play. At the end, I opted for a special Honorable mention, that should be enough to highlight the problem. Although some constructive choices in the use of black material can be criticized, the author has motivated them following the discussion on the problem and I consider them secondary to the importance of the composition.
1st Commendation - E483 Christer Jonsson (Sweeden) and Rolf Wiehagen (Germany)8/3p1p1p/1bP1p1B1/3ppqP1/1PRrk3/3p4/3B1rP1/3K4
a) 1.Qf5*g6 Rc4*d4 + 2.Ke4-f5 g2-g4 # {,} b) wPg2-->e2 {Pg2->e2} 1.Rd4*c4 Bg6*f5 + 2.Ke4-d4 e2-e3 # {,
} c) bPe5-->g3 {Pe5->g3} 1.d7*c6 {(A)} Rc4*c6 2.f7-f6 {(B)} Rc6*e6 # {,} d) bPd5-->g3 {Pd5->g3} 1.f7-f6 {(B)} Bg6-e8 2.d7*c6 {(A)} Be8*c6 # HOTF with four linear solutions in twin form. Mutual captures in a) and b); inversion of the black moves, mates in the same square in c) and d). 2nd Commendation - E448a Vitaly Medintsev (Russia) dedicated to Gennady Chumakovb7/N7/8/8/1Pk1Bn2/3R4/2K5/8
a) 1.Ba8-d5 Sa7-c6 2.Sf4*d3 Be4*d3 # {,}
b) bBa8-->h1 1.Sf4-d5 Rd3-e3 2.Bh1*e4 + Re3*e4 #
A Zilahi is part of a complete cycle of 4 captures, with ideal mates. 3rd Commendation - E469 Gennady Ignatenko (Russia)7b/1Rn4r/8/p3pK1p/p1k1p2p/8/2n4r/1Q5b
1.Rh2-g2 Kf5*e4 2.Bh8-g7 Rb7*c7 # {,} 1.Rh7-g7 Kf5*e5 2.Bh1-g2 Qb1*c2 #
Double Grimshaw with pure interferences. The first one to allow the wK move, the second to loss the guard on the mate line. To note the mirror mates, that are quite rare.
4th Commendation - E534a Igor Agapov (Russia)1Bb5/8/8/2K3nq/3pPRrP/4brRP/5p1k/8
a) {diagram} 1.Kh2*g3 Kc5-d6 2.Kg3*f4 Kd6-d5 # {,
} b) bRf3<-->wRf4 wRg3<-->bRg4 {BRs<->WRs} 1.Rg3-g1 Rf3*e3 2.Rg1-h1 Bb8*f4 # {, } c) wRg3<-->bRg4 {Rg3<->Rg4} 1.Rg3*h3 Rg4*g5 2.Rh3*h4 Rf4*h4 # {, } d) bRf3<-->wRf4 {Rf3<->Rf4} 1.Rf4*f3 Rg3-g2 + 2.Kh2*h3 Rg2-h2 # It may be strange that a problem without strategic unity enters the ranking, but here the unusual twin mechanism catches our attention. 5th Commendation - E496 Menachem Witztum (Israel)q1br1BnK/6N1/8/2p1b3/5knN/3P2pr/4P3/8
1.Rd8-d5 {(S8h6?)} Bf8-e7 2.Sg8-h6 Sh4-g2 # {,} 1.Rd8-d7 {(S8f6?)} Bf8*c5 2.Sg8-f6 Sg7-e6 #
Anticipatory direct unpin combined with interference to precise B1. Following indirect unpin. 6th Commendation - E406 Menachem Witztum (Israel)4q3/2N2p2/Np3p2/1P3B1K/p1kr4/p4R2/P1P5/8
1.Qe8-e4 {(Qe2?)} Rf3-f2 2.Qe4*c2 Rf2*c2 # {,} 1.Qe8-c6 {(Qe5?)} Bf5-d7 2.Qc6*b5 + Bd7*b5 #
The bQ has two choices to reach its arrival square in two moves, but one fails for white pin. The play is slightly unbalanced, since in one solution the bQ could reach b5 in one move, but also in this case it would pin the wB. So the bQ must move before, through the critical square d7.
7th Commendation - E567 Fadil Abdurahmanović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)8/8/5B2/3Nprb1/3nBqk1/4pN2/6K1/8
1.Sd4*f3 Sd5*f4 2.Bg5*f4 Be4*f3 # {,} 1.Bg5*f6 Be4*f5 + 2.Sd4*f5 Sd5*f6 #
The idea is partly present in other problems, such as Friedrich Hariuc, feenschach 2008 (see ), but I must recognize that here the black and white interplay is very well performed. International Judge: Francesco Simoni (Italy)Международный судья: Франческо Симони (Италия) January 13, 201813 января 2018 Section H#2.5 & 3 | Задачи на коопмат в 2.5 и 3 ходаWithin this section, there were 51 entries (including 3 versions) to be judged: E4067, E411, E418, E423, E426, E434, E442, E443, E446, E447, E462, E463, E464 (E464a), E467, E468 (E468a), E471, E473, E474, E475, E479, E484 (E484a), E487, E488, E489, E493, E495, E500, E501, E502, E503, E504, E505, E512, E513, E518, E519, E527, E531, E537, E540, E541, E545, E547, E549, E550, E558, E561, E564 Award is the following.
1st Prize - E423 Vasyl Kryzhanivskyi (Ukraine)6Kb/4q3/3B1p2/3P1R1b/2p1k1n1/2P1p1nr/5P1p/8
1.Sg4*f2 Bd6-f4 {(A)} 2.Ke4-f3 Bf4-h6 + 3.Kf3-g4 Rf5-f4 # {(B),} 1.Qe7*d6 Rf5-f4 + {(B)} 2.Ke4-e5 Rf4-d4 3.Sg3-f5 f2-f4 # {(C),} 1.Ke4*f5 f2-f4 {(C)} 2.Kf5-g6 f4-f5 + 3.Kg6-h6 Bd6-f4 # {(A)}
Wonderful cyclic Zilahi theme with double role of square f4. 2nd Prize - E407 Vitaly Medintsev and Anatoly Skripnik (both Russia)b1s5/1S1p1r1q/4p1s1/2R2p1S/p2P1B2/8/2PP4/2kr2bK
a) 1.d7-d5 Bf4-h6 2.Rf7*b7 Sh5-f4 3.Rb7-b1 Sf4-d3 # {,}
b) bRd1-->b1 1.Sg6-h4 Rc5-c6 2.Qh7*h5 Sb7-c5 3.Qh5-d1 Sc5-d3 #
Harmonious presentation of complex strategy. 3rd Prize - E468a Valery Gurov, Boris Shorokhov, Vitaly Medintsev (all three Russia)1b2nR2/3N4/8/1p2nq2/2k5/7B/1Pr2NP1/3K1b2 1...Sd7-c5 2.Qf5*f8 Sc5-b3 3.Qf8-b4 Bh3-e6 # {,} 1...Sf2-d3 2.Qf5*h3 Sd3-b4 3.Qh3-b3 Rf8-f4 #
Excellent Zilahi
4th Prize - E540 Boris Shorokhov (Russia)3nr3/3pp1pb/3P1R1P/1K1p1q1p/5k2/8/8/8
1.Kf4-e5 h6*g7 2.Qf5-e6 g7-g8=Q 3.Ke5*d6 Qg8-g3 # {,} 1.Kf4-g5 d6*e7 2.Qf5-g6 e7*d8=S 3.Kg5*h6 Sd8-f7 #
Model pin-pates with change of pin-line. Good connectionn between Zilahi and Chumakov themes. 1st Honorable Mention - E558 (version) Nikola Stolev (Macedonia)8/8/2r1np1B/3kb3/1P2pp2/3n4/1q1P1N1K/8
a) 1.Be5-d4 Bh6*f4 2.Sd3-e5 d2-d3 3.Se5-c4 d3*e4 # {,}
b) -wPb4 1.Qb2-d4 Bh6-f8 2.Sd3-b2 Sf2-d3 3.Sb2-c4 Sd3-b4 #
An interesting play onto square d3 with Umnov effect. 2nd Honorable Mention - E463 Gennady Ignatenko (Russia) and Yuri Bilokin (Ukraine)B2B3b/4n3/8/2r5/3Rp1pn/3p1k2/2p3b1/K7
1.c2-c1=S {(Re5?)} Bd8-c7 2.Sc1-e2 Bc7-g3 3.Rc5-e5 {(Rc3?)} Rd4*d3 # {,}
1.Kf3-e3 {(Rc3?)} Bd8-a5 2.Sh4-f3 Ba5-e1 3.Rc5-c3 {(Re5?)} Rd4*e4 #
A well-determinated choice of indirect unpinning.
3rd Honorable Mention - E458 Jorge Kapros (Argentina)b7/p3p3/4pb2/1p3kr1/1P2N1n1/1pp4p/7p/RB5K
1.Bf6-e5 Ra1-a6 2.Be5-f4 Ra6-c6 3.e6-e5 Se4-g3 # {(Sd6?) ,} 1.Sg4-e5 Ra1-a2 2.Rg5-g4 Ra2-g2 3.Rg4-f4 Se4-d6 # {(Sg3?)}
Harmonious solutions with self-unpinning and anti-dualized mates, though double attack on BK is a little pity. 4th Honorable Mention - E475 Fadil Abdurahmanović (Bosnia and Herzegovina)8/6Nr/K7/2p3p1/5k2/2p2p1P/4P2P/3bR3
1...e2-e4 2.Rh7*h3 e4-e5 {!!} 3.Kf4-g4 Re1-e4 # {,} 1...e2*f3 {! (e4?)} 2.g5-g4 f3*g4 {!! (hxg4?)} 3.Bd1-f3 Sg7-e6 #
Mixed Bristol theme with WPe2 starring. Commendations (without order)Commendation - E434 Aleksey Oganesjan and Vitaly Medintsev (both Russia)r3k3/2pb1p1p/p1p5/8/K4P2/3N4/1q6/br6
a)
1.0-0-0 Sd3-e5 {(Sb4?)} 2.Qb2-b8 Se5-g6 {(Sxc6?)} 3.Rb1-b7 Sg6-e7 # {,}
b) bRa8-->h8
1.0-0 Sd3-b4 {(Se5?)} 2.Qb2-h8 Sb4-d5 {(Sxc6?)} 3.Ba1-g7 Sd5-e7 #
Commendation - E505 Yuri Paramonov (Russia)7R/6n1/3K4/6n1/3Nk3/8/8/8
1.Sg7-e6 Kd6-c6 2.Ke4-e5 Rh8-f8 3.Sg5-e4 Sd4-f3 # {,} 1.Sg7-h5 Sd4-c6 2.Sh5-f6 Rh8-h4 + 3.Ke4-f5 Sc6-e7 # {,} 1.Ke4-f4 Sd4-f3 2.Kf4-f5 Kd6-e7 3.Kf5-g6 Sf3-h4 #
Commendation - E527 Mikhail Gershinsky (Ukraine) and Alexander Pankratiev (Russia)8/8/3pp3/2qk4/3n2pp/6pr/5R1n/3B2bK
1...Bd1*g4 {(Re2?)} 2.Sd4-c6 Rf2-e2 3.Bg1-d4 Bg4*e6 # {,
} 1.Sd4-c6 Rf2-b2 {(Be2?)} 2.Qc5-d4 Bd1-e2 3.Kd5-c5 Rb2-b5 # {,} 1.e6-e5 Bd1-a4 {(Rc2?)} 2.Sd4-e6 Rf2-c2 3.Qc5-d4 Ba4-c6 # Commendation - E564 Mikhail Gershinsky (Ukraine) and Alexander Pankratiev (Russia)8/7k/7b/7p/7p/1p1K1p2/BPpp3p/1RR5
1.c2*b1=Q + Kd3-c4 2.Qb1*b2 Rc1-g1 3.Qb2-h8 Ba2-b1 # {,} 1.d2*c1=B Ba2*b3 2.Bc1*b2 Rb1-g1 3.Bb2-h8 Bb3-g8 #
Judge of the section: János Csák (Hungary)Судья раздела: Янош Кчак (Венгрия) February 8, 20188 февраля 2018 Section H#3.5 - N | Задачи на коопмат в 3.5 - N ходовBlagodaram na direktorot za doverbata sto mi ja dade da go sudam ovoj turnir. Na turnirot ima problemi so visok kvalitet i po mene mnogu uspesen turnir za h# n. Three problems were excluded from the preliminary award: Also, the distinctions of several problems were changed. The final award is the following.
1st Prize - E427 Fadil Abdurahmanovic (Bosnia and Herzegovina)r3kn1r/nb4b1/4p3/4p3/6p1/1pp5/2p1P3/K7
1...e2-e4 {!} 2.Bb7-d5 e4*d5 3.Sf8-h7 d5-d6 4.0-0 {!} d6-d7 5.Kg8-h8 d7-d8=S 6.Rf8-g8 Sd8-f7 # {,
} 1...e2-e3 {!} 2.Rh8-h5 e3-e4 3.Rh5-f5 e4*f5 4.0-0-0 {!} f5*e6 5.Rd8-d7 e6-e7 6.Rd7-c7 e7-e8=Q # Problemot ja obrabotuva temata od 168 tt Super Problem, exselzior so promocija na D i S so dodatoik na mala i golema rokada. Tezok sklop no vo ovoj problem mnogu uspesno obraboten so modelni matovi. 2nd Prize - E533 Boris Shorokhov (Russia)r1b1k1nr/2n3p1/5B2/1pp2p2/5p2/q1pK4/8/8
a) 1.f4-f3 Kd3-e3 2.Sg8-h6 {!} Ke3-f4 3.0-0 Kf4-g5 4.Kg8-h8 Kg5-g6 5.Sh6-g8 Bf6*g7 # {,
} b) bPc5-->e5 1.Bc8-d7 {!} Bf6*e5 2.0-0-0 Kd3-d4 3.Qa3-a8 Kd4-c5 4.Kc8-b8 Kc5-b6 5.Bd7-c8 Be5*c7 # Obrabotka na temata Klasinc na mala i golema crna rokada, Jas prvpati gledam vo ovoj problem i veruvam deka predhodno nee obraboteno. Dobar vpecatok ostava determiniranata igra na crniot L i S figuri sto ja pravat Klasinc temata, so harmonicna igra i modelni matovi. 3rd Prize - E538 Viktoras Paliulionis (Lithuania)8/2r5/1K6/3q4/2rk2B1/2n5/6b1/8 1...Bg4-d7 2.Rc7-c5 Bd7-c6 3.Sc3-e4 Kb6-c7 4.Se4-d6 Kc7-d8 5.Bg2-e4 Bc6-d7 6.Qd5-c6 Kd8-e7 7.Kd4-d5 Ke7-f6 8.Rc4-d4 Bd7-e6 # {,
} 1...Bg4-e2 2.Sc3-b5 Kb6-a5 3.Kd4-c5 Be2*c4 4.Kc5-c6 Bc4-f1 5.Kc6-b7 Bf1*g2 6.Kb7-a8 Ka5-b6 7.Sb5-a7 Kb6*c7 8.Qd5-b7 + Bg2*b7 # Cetvorostruka obrabotka na temata Cumakov, so cetiri aktivni blokadi i edna aktivna i tri pasivni zrtvi. Aristokratska pozicija i idealni matovi.
4th-5th Prize - E441 Valery Semenenko (Ukraine) dedicated to Yuri Gordian8/8/1b6/8/4p1p1/1kppp1P1/6R1/r2bqnnK
1...Rg2-h2 2.Sg1-f3 Kh1-g2 3.Kb3-c2 Rh2-h1 4.Kc2-d2 Rh1-g1 5.Kd2-e2 Kg2-h1 6.Ke2-f2 Rg1-g2 #
Zamena na mesta na beliot kral i top i vo matnata slika povtorno vracane na pocetnite pozicii, a pritoa topot kruzi. 4th-5th Prize - E569 Viktoras Paliulionis (Lithuania)Knrq4/1rB5/8/2k1b3/8/8/8/8
1...Bc7-a5 2.Rc8-c6 Ba5-c7 3.Sb8-a6 + Bc7-b8 4.Qd8-a5 Bb8-c7 5.Rb7-b5 Bc7-d6 + 6.Kc5-b6 Bd6-b8 7.Be5-c7 Bb8-a7 #
Odlicno ostvaruvanje , dvostruka obrabotka na temata Klasinc pomegu w/L i b/ T i D na c7 .Aristokratska pozicija, interesna i ubava igra na w/L ,so odlicen manevar i idealen mat. 6th Prize - E451 Yuri Bilokin (Ukraine) after A. Semenenko & V. Semenenko 8/1n3q1r/1pk5/1p2Kbp1/3p4/8/4P3/8
1...e2-e3 2.Sb7-c5 e3*d4 3.Qf7-b7 Ke5-f6 4.Rh7-c7 Kf6-e5 5.Bf5-d7 d4-d5 # {,
} 1...e2-e4 2.Sb7-d6 e4*f5 3.Qf7-e6 + f5*e6 4.Rh7-d7 e6*d7 5.Sd6-c8 d7*c8=Q # Uste edeno ostvaruvanje ne cetirikraten Cumakov, kade beliot pesak e vo glavna uloga. Cetiri aktivni blokadi i tri aktivni i edna pasivna zrtva so modelni matovi.
Special Prize - E498 Fadil Abdurahmanović (Bosnia and Herzegovina) and Marko Klasinc (Slovenia)3K1n1r/p6r/3n3q/3p1ppb/6k1/4p1b1/4P3/8 Try: 1.Bf7 Ke7? 2.Qh1 Kf6 3.Qf3 exf3+ 4.Kh5 f4 5.Kh6 ?? 6.Bh5 fxg5#
1.Bh5-f7 Kd8-c7 2.Qh6-h1 Kc7-c6 3.Rh7-h3 Kc6-c5 4.Rh8-h4 Kc5-d4 5.Bf7-h5 Kd4*e3 6.Qh1-f3 + e2*f3 #
Dvostruka obrabotka na temata Klasinc vo resenie i vo varka so nedostatok na tempo. 1st Honorable Mention - E449 Alexander Semenenko and Valery Semenenko (Ukraine) dedicated to Gennady Chumakov8/r1q5/3n1kp1/2bK2p1/4p3/8/4P3/8
a) 1.Sd6-f5 Kd5*e4 2.Qc7-g7 Ke4-d5 3.Ra7-f7 e2-e4 4.Bc5-e7 e4-e5 # {,
} b) bQc7-->g7 bRa7-->f7 bSd6-->f5 bBc5-->e7 wPe2-->d4 -bPe4 {in mate position, place mating unit onto d4: } 1.Be7-c5 d4*c5 2.Sf5-d6 c5*d6 3.Rf7-e7 d6*e7 4.Qg7-f8 e7*f8=Q # Edinstven primer na cetvorostruka obrabotka na Cumakov temata so cetiri aktivni blokadi i zrtvi. 2nd Honorable Mention - E438 János Csák (Hungary)4n3/1p1n3p/1P1pK1pP/1p1P2P1/8/4p3/2prkrp1/3bbq2
1.Se8-g7 + h6*g7 2.Sd7-f8 + g7*f8=S 3.g2-g1=S Sf8*g6 4.Sg1-f3 Sg6-f4 # {,} 1.Se8-c7 + b6*c7 2.Sd7-b8 c7*b8=S 3.c2-c1=S Sb8-c6 4.Sc1-d3 Sc6-d4 #
Obrabotka na fenix temata so zrtva na dva crni skokaci i promocija na crn i bel skokac.
3rd Honorable Mention - E440 Alexander Semenenko (Ukraine) dedicated to Yuri Gordian8/7b/2k2p2/8/2p2Kn1/2P3N1/3ppp2/3qb3
1...Sg3*e2 2.Kc6-d5 Kf4-g3 3.Kd5-e4 Se2-f4 4.Ke4-e3 Sf4-h5 5.Ke3-e2 Kg3-f4 6.Bh7-d3 Sh5-g3 #
Interesna i ubava ideja, ostvarena so w/ S i K, problemot bi bil mnogu povisoko rangiran da nee ostvarena istata ideja so b/ S i K 4th Honorable Mention - E528 Mikhail Gershinsky (Ukraine) and Alexander Pankratiev (Russia)8/np3p2/p1p2n2/R2r1k2/K1pp2b1/1rpq4/8/1B6
1.Qd3-e4 {(A)} Bb1-d3 2.Rd5-e5 {(B)} Bd3*c4 3.Qe4-f4 {(C)} Bc4-b5 4.Re5-e6 {(D)} Bb5-d3 # {,
} 1.Rd5-e5 {(B)} Ra5-d5 2.Qd3-e4 {(A)} Rd5*d4 3.Re5-e6 {(D)} Rd4-d3 4.Qe4-f4 {(C)} Rd3-d5 # Harmonicna i ubava igra vo dvete resenija i ciklicna igra na b / D i T (ABCD-BADC) Оценка была снижена судьей в связи с наличием схожей по замыслу задачи - 5th Honorable Mention - E516 Alexey Ivunin and Alexander Pankratiev (Russia)8/5p2/6p1/2rk3b/3q1n1R/4r2B/7p/7K
1...Rh4*f4 2.Qd4-c3 Rf4-f5 + 3.Kd5-d4 Bh3-g2 4.Rc5-c4 Rf5-d5 # {,} 1...Bh3-f1 2.Qd4-e5 Rh4*h2 3.Kd5-d4 Rh2-c2 4.Rc5-d5 Rc2-c4 # {,
} 1...Rh4*h5 + 2.Kd5-e4 Rh5-g5 3.Ke4-f3 Rg5-g2 4.Qd4-e4 Bh3-g4 # {,} 1...Kh1*h2 2.Bh5-f3 Rh4-h5 + 3.Kd5-e4 Rh5*c5 4.g6-g5 Bh3-f5 # Vo cetiri resenija interesna igra na belite i crni figuri.
6th Honorable Mention - E546 Evgeny Gavryliv (Ukraine)5bb1/3p2p1/4p1p1/6p1/4p1Pr/k1P1P1PR/1p2P1PR/7K
a) 1.Rh4-h5 Rh3-h4 2.g5*h4 Rh2*h4 3.Rh5-b5 Rh4-h5 4.Rb5-b3 Rh5-a5 # {,
} b) bPe6-->e5 1.Rh4-h6 Rh3-h5 2.g6*h5 Rh2*h5 3.Rh6-b6 Rh5-h6 4.Rb6-b3 Rh6-a6 # {, } c) bPd7-->d5 1.Rh4-h7 Rh3-h6 2.g7*h6 Rh2*h6 3.Rh7-b7 Rh6-h7 4.Rb7-b3 Rh7-a7 # Vo bliznaci ostvarena interesna igra na belite topovi so crniot top, no so konkurentni matovi. Commendations (without order)
Commendation - E499 Victor Zheglov (Russia)3K4/5B2/2rk2q1/7n/8/8/8/8
1.Sh5-g7 Bf7-e8 2.Kd6-e6 Be8-d7 + 3.Ke6-f7 Bd7-g4 4.Rc6-c8 + Kd8-d7 5.Rc8-h8 Bg4-h5 6.Kf7-g8 Kd7-e7 7.Qg6-h7 Bh5-f7 #
Commendation - E511 Yuri Paramonov (Russia)N7/2K1k3/8/4r3/2n5/8/8/3N4
1.Re5-a5 Kc7-b7 2.Ke7-d6 Sa8-c7 3.Kd6-c5 Sc7-a6 + 4.Kc5-b5 Sd1-c3 # {, } 1.Ke7-f6 Kc7-d7 2.Kf6-f5 Sa8-c7 3.Kf5-e4 Sc7-e6 4.Ke4-d5 Sd1-c3 # {, } 1.Re5-d5 Sd1-e3 2.Sc4-e5 Kc7-b6 3.Rd5-d7 Sa8-c7 4.Ke7-d6 Se3-f5 # Commendation - E517 Boris Shorokhov (Russia)8/6b1/8/8/n1p1n3/pkppP3/1p2P3/R3K3
1.b2-b1=B e2*d3 2.Bb1*d3 0-0-0 3.Bd3-b1 Rd1-d5 4.Bb1-a2 Rd5-b5 # {,} 1.Kb3-c2 Ra1-a2 2.Kc2-c1 Ra2*b2 3.c3-c2 Rb2-a2 4.Sa4-b2 Ra2-a1 #
Commendation - E548 Daniel Novomesky (Slovakia)3Kn3/8/2p5/8/2kb3r/3b4/1P6/8
1.Se8-f6 Kd8-c7 2.c6-c5 Kc7-b6 3.Sf6-d5 + Kb6-a5 4.Bd4-c3 + Ka5-a4 5.Rh4-d4 b2-b3 # {, } 1.Rh4-h5 Kd8-c8 2.Rh5-d5 Kc8-b7 3.Se8-d6 + Kb7-a6 4.Kc4-c5 + Ka6-a5 5.Bd3-c4 b2-b4 # Commendation - E555 Mikhail Halma (Ukraine)2R5/1bb5/n1pppppp/2p5/1n6/KPpPPPPP/2P5/krr5
1...Rc8-d8 2.Rc1-d1 Rd8*d6 3.Rd1*d3 Rd6*d3 4.Rb1-d1 Rd3*d1 # {,}
1...Rc8-e8 2.Rc1-e1 Re8*e6 3.Re1*e3 Re6*e3 4.Rb1-e1 Re3*e1 # {,
} 1...Rc8-f8 2.Rc1-f1 Rf8*f6 3.Rf1*f3 Rf6*f3 4.Rb1-f1 Rf3*f1 # {,} 1...Rc8-g8 2.Rc1-g1 Rg8*g6 3.Rg1*g3 Rg6*g3 4.Rb1-g1 Rg3*g1 # {, } 1...Rc8-h8 2.Rc1-h1 Rh8*h6 3.Rh1*h3 Rh6*h3 4.Rb1-h1 Rh3*h1 # {,} 1...Rc8-a8 2.c5-c4 Ra8*a6 3.c4*b3 Ra6-a4 4.b3-b2 Ka3*b4 # Из фигур стилистическая буква "З". За чёрными пешками спрятанно слово "Новим", а за белыми - "роком". З Новим роком! (укр.) С Новым годом! Поздравительная открытка (автор) view picture | смотреть открытку International Judge of FIDE: Zlatko Mihajloski (Macedonia)Международный арбитр ФИДЕ: Златко Михайлоски (Македония) April 28, 201828 апреля 2018 |
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H # 2 - Francesco Simoni
H # 2.5 & 3 - János Csák
H # 3.5 - N - Zlatko Mihajloski