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CHESS PUZZLE, FEN r1bq1r1k/ppppNp1p/6pQ/1n2R3/8/8/PPP2PPP/R1B3K1 w - -

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Added by:9422m
Added on:26-Dec-11
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chess puzzle r1bq1r1k/ppppNp1p/6pQ/1n2R3/8/8/PPP2PPP/R1B3K1 w - -
Attempts:46
Solved:28 (60%)
White to move, mate in 2
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kingdawar
26-Dec-11, 10:06

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Compare with puzzle #437
9422m
26-Dec-11, 10:23

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It's all about serendipity kingdawar.

Prove it's a copy or violation of another puzzle and I might believe you.

Otherwise be content to see a puzzle you can rapidly compare with your own machinery in your abode to see the similarities.

Regards and Happy New Year!
kingdawar
26-Dec-11, 10:31

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Again, it's not a violation, it's something to consider
9422m
26-Dec-11, 10:33

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Tell us what electronics you have to find similarities in a puzzle created thousands of puzzles ago and I'd consider it.
9422m
26-Dec-11, 10:40

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But whatever it is useful for you to post a similar puzzle to compare because I can look it up and solve it similarly.

However, I have found similar puzzles you've posted to not have similar solutions even the positions are "similar."

My thinking is you should lighten up and have fun here. This is entertainment to all who love chess. Yes, it is a serious game beyond checkers and all others but I doubt any of us are on the level of Tal or Spassky or Fischer or Aron Nimzowitsche.

We could add later types like Kasparov and such but I'm an old guy from the days of the better players in my opinion and I still use their attacks and defenses in all my recorded games win or lose.

Regards,
9422M
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