38 problem(s) found in 1721 milliseconds (displaying 38 problem(s)). [k='broecker'] [download as LaTeX]
* 1. ... Lxf6#
1. Dh1+ Lh7 2. La2 Lxf6#
1. Dh1+ Lh7 2. La2 Lxf6#
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Keywords: Aristocrat, Deckungswechsel, Exchange of Pins, Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: Q5bk/6b1/5B2/8/8/8/8/KB6
Input: Selbstmatt-Miniaturen/Reflexmatt-Miniaturen, 2004-05-01
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: Q5bk/6b1/5B2/8/8/8/8/KB6
Input: Selbstmatt-Miniaturen/Reflexmatt-Miniaturen, 2004-05-01
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
1. Tg1 Lf8 2. g7+ Lxg7 3. Ta8 Lf8 4. Lxf6+ Lg7 5. Lb1 Lxf6#
Sehr fein die doppelte L-Rückkehr und die langen weißen Rückzuge! (Heinz Winterberg, K.D. Schulz)
Sehr fein die doppelte L-Rückkehr und die langen weißen Rückzuge! (Heinz Winterberg, K.D. Schulz)
Keywords: Round Trip, Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 4.1d
FEN: 4R1bk/6b1/5pP1/5BR1/8/8/1B6/K7
Input: HBae, 2009-02-06
Last update: Arnold Beine, 2021-04-03 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 4.1d
FEN: 4R1bk/6b1/5pP1/5BR1/8/8/1B6/K7
Input: HBae, 2009-02-06
Last update: Arnold Beine, 2021-04-03 more...
* 1. ... e4 2. Lxe4 Lf3 3. Tf2 Lg2 4. Tf8 Lf3 5. Tg8 Lg2 6. Lf3 Lxf3#
1. Le4 Lf3 2. Tf2 Lg2 3. Tf8 Lf3 4. Tg8 Lg2 5. Lf3 e4 6. Lxe4 Lf3 7. Tg3 Lg2 8. Ta3 Lf3 9. Ta2 Lg2 10. Lf3 Lxf3#
1. Le4 Lf3 2. Tf2 Lg2 3. Tf8 Lf3 4. Tg8 Lg2 5. Lf3 e4 6. Lxe4 Lf3 7. Tg3 Lg2 8. Ta3 Lf3 9. Ta2 Lg2 10. Lf3 Lxf3#
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
Computer test: F. Richter: Gustav 3.1 l
FEN: KB6/P7/8/4p3/8/5B1N/R5bp/7k
Reprints: V2) Problemkiste (180) 12/2008
Springaren 127, p. 37, 03/2013
Input: HBae, 2009-02-06
Last update: Frank Müller, 2013-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: F. Richter: Gustav 3.1 l
FEN: KB6/P7/8/4p3/8/5B1N/R5bp/7k
Reprints: V2) Problemkiste (180) 12/2008
Springaren 127, p. 37, 03/2013
Input: HBae, 2009-02-06
Last update: Frank Müller, 2013-04-26 more...
4 - P1082304
Walter Schlüter
S65 Deutsche Schachzeitung 07/1923
Pauly-Selbstmatt-Turnier
3. ehrende Erwähnung
(6+3) cooked
s#7*
Walter Schlüter
S65 Deutsche Schachzeitung 07/1923
Pauly-Selbstmatt-Turnier
3. ehrende Erwähnung
(6+3) cooked
s#7*
* 1. ... Lxf6#
1. Le5 Lf6 2. Df8 Lg7 3. a8=T Lf6 4. Ta6 Lg7 5. Ta7 Lf6 6. Da8 Lg7 7. Lf6 Lxf6#
Eine reizende Zugwechselaufgabe mit Rückkehr von 4 Steinen (w. Dame, und schw. Läufer, w. Bauer als Turm!). Der ''dumme'' weiße Springer hat nur den Zweck eine Nebenlösung zu vereiteln 1. Dh1+ Lh7 2. La2 Lxf6# (W. Pauly u. Dr. E. Birgfeld)
Cook: Zugumstellung 5. Da8 Lf6 6. Ta7 (Frank Richter)
1. Le5 Lf6 2. Df8 Lg7 3. a8=T Lf6 4. Ta6 Lg7 5. Ta7 Lf6 6. Da8 Lg7 7. Lf6 Lxf6#
Eine reizende Zugwechselaufgabe mit Rückkehr von 4 Steinen (w. Dame, und schw. Läufer, w. Bauer als Turm!). Der ''dumme'' weiße Springer hat nur den Zweck eine Nebenlösung zu vereiteln 1. Dh1+ Lh7 2. La2 Lxf6# (W. Pauly u. Dr. E. Birgfeld)
Cook: Zugumstellung 5. Da8 Lf6 6. Ta7 (Frank Richter)
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: Q5bk/P5b1/5B1N/8/8/8/8/KB6
Reprints: 1149 Lidove Noviny 03/04/1924
Input: HBae, 2009-02-06
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: Q5bk/P5b1/5B1N/8/8/8/8/KB6
Reprints: 1149 Lidove Noviny 03/04/1924
Input: HBae, 2009-02-06
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
a) * 1. ... Lxf6#
1. Le5 Lf6 2. Dh5+ Kg7 3. Dg6+ Kh8 4. Dg4 Lg7 5. Lf6 Lxf6#
b) * 1. ... Lxf6#
1. Le5 Lf6 2. Dg6 Lg7 3. Lc2 Lf6 4. Dg2 Lg7 5. Lf6 Lxf6#
1. Le5 Lf6 2. Dh5+ Kg7 3. Dg6+ Kh8 4. Dg4 Lg7 5. Lf6 Lxf6#
b) * 1. ... Lxf6#
1. Le5 Lf6 2. Dg6 Lg7 3. Lc2 Lf6 4. Dg2 Lg7 5. Lf6 Lxf6#
Keywords: Tempoverlustrückkehr (a), Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: R5bk/6b1/5B2/8/4B1Q1/6P1/p7/K7
Reprints: 780 Wolfgang Pauly. Challenge of a Legacy 2001
Input: HBae, 2009-02-06
Last update: Frank Müller, 2012-01-02 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: R5bk/6b1/5B2/8/4B1Q1/6P1/p7/K7
Reprints: 780 Wolfgang Pauly. Challenge of a Legacy 2001
Input: HBae, 2009-02-06
Last update: Frank Müller, 2012-01-02 more...
* 1. ... Ld4 2. Le5 Lc3 3. Ld4 Lb2 4. Lc3 Lxc3#
1. Tc2 Ld4 2. Le5 Lc3 3. Ld4 Lb2 4. Tc8 Lc3 5. Tb8 Lb2 6. Lc3 Lxc3#
1. Tc2 Ld4 2. Le5 Lc3 3. Ld4 Lb2 4. Tc8 Lc3 5. Tb8 Lb2 6. Lc3 Lxc3#
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: 6BK/7P/5B2/4b3/8/N7/7R/k7
Input: Frank Müller, 2009-12-05
Last update: Frank Müller, 2009-12-05 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: 6BK/7P/5B2/4b3/8/N7/7R/k7
Input: Frank Müller, 2009-12-05
Last update: Frank Müller, 2009-12-05 more...
Version aus Thèmes-64 01-03/1983, Seite 2156. Urfassung siehe P1095700
1. Tb6 Lc6! 2. Tb4 Ld5! 3. Tb5 Lc6! 4. Le4 Lb7 5. Th5 Lc6 6. Th7 Ld5 7. Tc7 Lc6 8. Ld5 Lb7 9. Tc1 Lc6 10. Tb1 Lb7 11. Lc6 Lxc6#
3. ... Lb7 4. Th5 Ld5,Lc6 5. Th7 Le4 6. Tc7 Ld5 7. Le4 Lc6 8. Ld5 Lb7 9. Tc1 usw.
3. ... Lb7 erlaubt aber auch 4. Te5 Le4,Ld5 5. Te7 Lc6 6. Tc7 oder 6. Td7 mit s#11
Fast steingetreu Broecker 1891 = P1186601.
1. Tb6 Lc6! 2. Tb4 Ld5! 3. Tb5 Lc6! 4. Le4 Lb7 5. Th5 Lc6 6. Th7 Ld5 7. Tc7 Lc6 8. Ld5 Lb7 9. Tc1 Lc6 10. Tb1 Lb7 11. Lc6 Lxc6#
3. ... Lb7 4. Th5 Ld5,Lc6 5. Th7 Le4 6. Tc7 Ld5 7. Le4 Lc6 8. Ld5 Lb7 9. Tc1 usw.
3. ... Lb7 erlaubt aber auch 4. Te5 Le4,Ld5 5. Te7 Lc6 6. Tc7 oder 6. Td7 mit s#11
Fast steingetreu Broecker 1891 = P1186601.
Keywords: Broecker-Schema, anticipated (P1186601)
Genre: s#
Computer test: O. Jenkner: Gustav 3.2 d
FEN: k7/1b6/N7/8/8/1R3B2/7P/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2009-12-10
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: O. Jenkner: Gustav 3.2 d
FEN: k7/1b6/N7/8/8/1R3B2/7P/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2009-12-10
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
1. Tb4 Ld5 2. Tb5 Lc6 3. Le4 Lb7 4. Th5 Lc6 5. Th7 Ld5 6. Tc7 Lc6 7. Ld5 Lb7 8. Tc1 Lc6 9. Tb1 Lb7 10. Lc6 Lxc6#
Später (1983) zum s#11 erweitert - siehe P1095699.
Vorgänger siehe P1202720.
Später (1983) zum s#11 erweitert - siehe P1095699.
Vorgänger siehe P1202720.
Keywords: Broecker-Schema, anticipated
Genre: s#
FEN: k7/P7/2b5/8/8/1R3B2/7P/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2009-12-10
Last update: Frank Müller, 2011-09-18 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: k7/P7/2b5/8/8/1R3B2/7P/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2009-12-10
Last update: Frank Müller, 2011-09-18 more...
1. Te7? Lc6 2. Td7 Ld5 3. Tc7 Lc6 4. Le4 Lb7 5. Ld5 Lc6 6. Th7 Lb7 7. Lc6 Lxc6#
1. Tc7! Ld5 2. Le4 Lc6 3. Ld5 Lb7 4. Tc1 Lc6 5. Tb1 Lb7 6. Lc6 Lxc6#
Originalforderung: Kürzestes Selbstmatt
1. Tc7! Ld5 2. Le4 Lc6 3. Ld5 Lb7 4. Tc1 Lc6 5. Tb1 Lb7 6. Lc6 Lxc6#
Originalforderung: Kürzestes Selbstmatt
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: k7/Pb3R2/8/8/8/5B2/7P/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-03-30
Last update: Marcin Banaszek, 2020-08-20 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: k7/Pb3R2/8/8/8/5B2/7P/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-03-30
Last update: Marcin Banaszek, 2020-08-20 more...
1. Lg6? La2 2. Le4 Ld5 3. ??
1. Lh5! La2 2. Lf3+ Ld5 3. Le4 Lc6 4. Ld5 Lb7 5. Lc6 Lxc6#
1. Lh5! La2 2. Lf3+ Ld5 3. Le4 Lc6 4. Ld5 Lb7 5. Lc6 Lxc6#
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: k3B3/2P1p3/P3P3/8/8/8/2p4P/1bR3BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-07-14
Last update: Frank Müller, 2010-07-14 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: k3B3/2P1p3/P3P3/8/8/8/2p4P/1bR3BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-07-14
Last update: Frank Müller, 2010-07-14 more...
* 1. ... g6 2. h6 Lxc6#
* 1. ... h6 2. g6 Lxc6#
1. h6 g6 2. Da1+ La7 3. Lh2 Lxc6#
* 1. ... h6 2. g6 Lxc6#
1. h6 g6 2. Da1+ La7 3. Lh2 Lxc6#
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: kb5Q/1b4pp/2B5/6PP/8/8/8/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-07-14
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: kb5Q/1b4pp/2B5/6PP/8/8/8/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-07-14
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
* 1. ... Lxf6! 2. g7+ Lxg7 3. Tf8+ Lxf8 4. Sf7+ Lxf7#
1. Ld4 Le5 2. Tf7 Lf6 3. Le5 Lg7 4. Lf6 Lxf6 5. g7+ Lxg7 6. Tf8+ Lxf8 7. Sf7+ Lxf7#
1. Ld4 Le5 2. Tf7 Lf6 3. Le5 Lg7 4. Lf6 Lxf6 5. g7+ Lxg7 6. Tf8+ Lxf8 7. Sf7+ Lxf7#
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 3.1t, Brute Force
FEN: R3b2k/6bP/3N1BPP/8/5R2/p4P2/Kp6/1B6
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-09-16
Last update: Frank Richter, 2010-09-20 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 3.1t, Brute Force
FEN: R3b2k/6bP/3N1BPP/8/5R2/p4P2/Kp6/1B6
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-09-16
Last update: Frank Richter, 2010-09-20 more...
1. Df7 Lf6 2. Df8 Lg7 3. Ta7 Lf6 4. Da8 Lg7 5. Lf6 Lxf6#
Keywords: interchange in mating position (DT), Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: R5bk/Q5b1/8/4B3/8/8/P7/KB6
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-11-14
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: R5bk/Q5b1/8/4B3/8/8/P7/KB6
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-11-14
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
* 1. ... Lb7 2. Lc6 Lxc6#
1. Lf3 Le4 2. Sf6 Lc6 3. Sg4 Le4 4. Tg7 Ld5 5. Le4 Lc6 6. Ld5 Lb7 7. Lc6 Lxc6#
römische Idee
1. Lf3 Le4 2. Sf6 Lc6 3. Sg4 Le4 4. Tg7 Ld5 5. Le4 Lc6 6. Ld5 Lb7 7. Lc6 Lxc6#
römische Idee
Keywords: Anti-Kritikus, Broecker-Schema, Round Trip
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 3.2r.
FEN: k5N1/b6R/2b4P/3B4/8/8/7B/R6K
Reprints: (5) Festschrift des Akademischen Schachklubs München , p. 323, 1911
19c Allgemeine Zeitung Chemnitz 24/03/1929
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-11-21
Last update: Felber, Volker, 2014-12-10 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 3.2r.
FEN: k5N1/b6R/2b4P/3B4/8/8/7B/R6K
Reprints: (5) Festschrift des Akademischen Schachklubs München , p. 323, 1911
19c Allgemeine Zeitung Chemnitz 24/03/1929
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-11-21
Last update: Felber, Volker, 2014-12-10 more...
Keywords: Broecker-Schema, Mutate, Corner mate, Model mate
Genre: s#
FEN: k7/Pb5R/2B5/8/8/8/7P/6BK
Reprints: (6) Festschrift des A.S.C.M. , p. 323, 1911
346 Österreichische Schachrundschau 02/1925
19d Allgemeine Zeitung Chemnitz 24/03/1929
29) idee & form 159, p. 5381, 07/2023
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-11-21
Last update: Gunter Jordan, 2023-09-07 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: k7/Pb5R/2B5/8/8/8/7P/6BK
Reprints: (6) Festschrift des A.S.C.M. , p. 323, 1911
346 Österreichische Schachrundschau 02/1925
19d Allgemeine Zeitung Chemnitz 24/03/1929
29) idee & form 159, p. 5381, 07/2023
Input: Frank Müller, 2010-11-21
Last update: Gunter Jordan, 2023-09-07 more...
1. Tb1? Le4!
1. Tb4! Ld5! 2. Tb5 Lc6! 3. Le4 Lb7 4. Th5 Lc6 5. Th7 Ld5 6. Tc7 Lc6 7. Ld5 Lb7 8. Tc1 Lc6 9. Tb1 Lb7 10. Lc6 Lxc6#
6. ... Lb7? 7. Ld5 Lc6 8. Th7 Lb7 9. Lc6 Lxc6#
2. ... Lb7 3. Te5,Th5 Le4 4. Te7,Th7 Lc6 5. Tc7 Ld5 6. Le4 Lc6 7. Ld5 usw.
Fast steingetreu P1186601
1. Tb4! Ld5! 2. Tb5 Lc6! 3. Le4 Lb7 4. Th5 Lc6 5. Th7 Ld5 6. Tc7 Lc6 7. Ld5 Lb7 8. Tc1 Lc6 9. Tb1 Lb7 10. Lc6 Lxc6#
6. ... Lb7? 7. Ld5 Lc6 8. Th7 Lb7 9. Lc6 Lxc6#
2. ... Lb7 3. Te5,Th5 Le4 4. Te7,Th7 Lc6 5. Tc7 Ld5 6. Le4 Lc6 7. Ld5 usw.
Fast steingetreu P1186601
Keywords: Broecker-Schema, stufenweise Abdrängung, anticipated (P1186601)
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 3.2q.
FEN: k7/8/N1b5/8/8/5B2/1R5P/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-02-04
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 3.2q.
FEN: k7/8/N1b5/8/8/5B2/1R5P/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-02-04
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
1. Tb4 Lc6! 2. Lf3 Ld5 3. Tb5 Lc6 4. Le4 Lb7 5. Th5 Lc6 6. Th7 Ld5 7. Tc7 Lc6 8. Ld5 Lb7 9. Tc1 Lc6 10. Tb1 Lb7 11. Lc6 Lxc6#
Duale: 2. Tc4, 2. Tf4, 2. Th4
2. Tb5? Le4! 3. Lf3 Ld5 4. ?
Cook: Nebenlösung:
1. Tb5 Le4 2. Th5 Kb7! 3. Lxe4+ Ka6 4. Lc5 Ka5 5. a8=D+ Kb5 ... 10. ... Kf1 11. Dg2+ hxg2# (Anton Baumann)
Duale: 2. Tc4, 2. Tf4, 2. Th4
2. Tb5? Le4! 3. Lf3 Ld5 4. ?
Cook: Nebenlösung:
1. Tb5 Le4 2. Th5 Kb7! 3. Lxe4+ Ka6 4. Lc5 Ka5 5. a8=D+ Kb5 ... 10. ... Kf1 11. Dg2+ hxg2# (Anton Baumann)
Anton Baumann: falsche Lösungsangabe: 2.Tb5? scheitert an 2. ..Le4! 3.Lf3 Ld5 4.?
richtig ist: 2.Lf3 Ld5 (2. ..Le4? 3.Tb1) 3.Tb5 Lc6 4.Le4 ...
Es geht aber auch 2.Tc4 2.Tf4 sowie 2.Th4 mit Schlag des sL, Umwandlung des a-Bauern in D ... 11. hxg2#
Nebenlösung: 1.Tb5 Le4 2.Th5 Kb7! 3.Lxe4+ Ka6 4.Lc5 Ke5 5.a8=D+ Kb5 ... 10. ..Kf1 11.Dg2+ hxg2#
P1186601 ist eine mögliche Verbesserung von Broecker, welche allerdings nicht dualfrei ist, oder P1186964 von Eduard Schildknecht (2017-07-18)
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richtig ist: 2.Lf3 Ld5 (2. ..Le4? 3.Tb1) 3.Tb5 Lc6 4.Le4 ...
Es geht aber auch 2.Tc4 2.Tf4 sowie 2.Th4 mit Schlag des sL, Umwandlung des a-Bauern in D ... 11. hxg2#
Nebenlösung: 1.Tb5 Le4 2.Th5 Kb7! 3.Lxe4+ Ka6 4.Lc5 Ke5 5.a8=D+ Kb5 ... 10. ..Kf1 11.Dg2+ hxg2#
P1186601 ist eine mögliche Verbesserung von Broecker, welche allerdings nicht dualfrei ist, oder P1186964 von Eduard Schildknecht (2017-07-18)
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Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: k7/P7/8/3b4/8/7p/1R4BP/6BK
Reprints: (2) Deutsche Schachblätter 02/08/1914
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-02-05
Last update: Olaf Jenkner, 2017-07-18 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: k7/P7/8/3b4/8/7p/1R4BP/6BK
Reprints: (2) Deutsche Schachblätter 02/08/1914
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-02-05
Last update: Olaf Jenkner, 2017-07-18 more...
1. Tb6 Lc6! 2. Tb4 Ld5! 3. Tb5 Lc6! 4. Le4 Lb7 5. Th5 Lc6 6. Th7 Ld5 7. Tc7 Lc6 8. Ld5 Lb7 9. Tc1 Lc6 10. Tb1 Lb7 11. Lc6 Lxc6#
3. ... Lb7 4. Th5 Ld5,Lc6 5. Th7 Le4 6. Tc7 Ld5 7. Le4 Lc6 8. Ld5 Lb7 9. Tc1 usw.
3. ... Lb7 erlaubt aber auch 4. Te5 Le4,Ld5 5. Te7 Lc6 6. Tc7 oder 6. Td7 mit s#11
3. ... Lb7 4. Th5 Ld5,Lc6 5. Th7 Le4 6. Tc7 Ld5 7. Le4 Lc6 8. Ld5 Lb7 9. Tc1 usw.
3. ... Lb7 erlaubt aber auch 4. Te5 Le4,Ld5 5. Te7 Lc6 6. Tc7 oder 6. Td7 mit s#11
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
Computer test: O. Jenkner: Gustav 3.2 d
FEN: k7/1b6/N7/8/8/5B2/1R5P/6BK
Reprints: (3) Deutsche Schachblätter 02/08/1914
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-02-05
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: O. Jenkner: Gustav 3.2 d
FEN: k7/1b6/N7/8/8/5B2/1R5P/6BK
Reprints: (3) Deutsche Schachblätter 02/08/1914
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-02-05
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
1. Le4! Lc6! 2. Tb5 Lb7 3. Th5 Lc6 4. Th7 Ld5 5. Tc7 Lc6 6. Ld5 Lb7 7. Tc1 Lc6 8. Tb1 Lb7 9. Lc6 Lxc6#
1. ... Ka7? 2. Tc6+ Ka8 3. Tc7 Lc6 4. Ld5 Lb7 5. Tc1 Lc6 6. Tb1 Lb7 7. Lc6 Lxc6#
1. ... Ka7? 2. Tc6+ Ka8 3. Tc7 Lc6 4. Ld5 Lb7 5. Tc1 Lc6 6. Tb1 Lb7 7. Lc6 Lxc6#
Korrektur in 10-12/1986, Seite 695.
1. Ta7 Lf6 2. Le5 Lg7 3. Lf6 d4 4. Lxd4 Le5 5. Tf7 Lf6 6. Le5 Lg7 7. Tf1 Lf6 8. Tg1 Lg7 9. Lf6 Lxf6#
Cook: DL 2. Ta8+ Kg7 3. h8=D Kf7 4. De8+ Kg7 5. Dh5 Le5 6. Td8 Lf6 7. Te8 Le5 8. Dh7 Kf6 9. Dg8 Lxd4#
NL 1. Td7 Lf6 2. Td8+ Kg7 3. h8=D+ Kf7 4. De8+ Kg7 5. Dh5 Le5 6. Dh8+ Kf7 7. Td7+ Ke6 8. De8+ Kf6 9. Dg8 Lxd4#
NL 1. Te7 Lg7 2. Te6 Lf6 3. Te8+ Kg7 4. h8=D+ Kf7 5. Dh5+ Kg7 6. Lc3 d4 7. Lxd4 Le5 8. Dh7+ Kf6 9. Dg8 Lxd4#
1. Ta7 Lf6 2. Le5 Lg7 3. Lf6 d4 4. Lxd4 Le5 5. Tf7 Lf6 6. Le5 Lg7 7. Tf1 Lf6 8. Tg1 Lg7 9. Lf6 Lxf6#
Cook: DL 2. Ta8+ Kg7 3. h8=D Kf7 4. De8+ Kg7 5. Dh5 Le5 6. Td8 Lf6 7. Te8 Le5 8. Dh7 Kf6 9. Dg8 Lxd4#
NL 1. Td7 Lf6 2. Td8+ Kg7 3. h8=D+ Kf7 4. De8+ Kg7 5. Dh5 Le5 6. Dh8+ Kf7 7. Td7+ Ke6 8. De8+ Kf6 9. Dg8 Lxd4#
NL 1. Te7 Lg7 2. Te6 Lf6 3. Te8+ Kg7 4. h8=D+ Kf7 5. Dh5+ Kg7 6. Lc3 d4 7. Lxd4 Le5 8. Dh7+ Kf6 9. Dg8 Lxd4#
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: 7k/5R1P/8/3pb3/3B4/8/P7/KB6
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-02-14
Last update: Frank Müller, 2011-02-15 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: 7k/5R1P/8/3pb3/3B4/8/P7/KB6
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-02-14
Last update: Frank Müller, 2011-02-15 more...
21 - P1190134
Jacques Rotenberg
Jean-Michel Trillon
2407v Die Schwalbe 04/1978
nach G. v. Broecker
(6+4)
s#14
Jacques Rotenberg
Jean-Michel Trillon
2407v Die Schwalbe 04/1978
nach G. v. Broecker
(6+4)
s#14
Korrektur in 10/1980, Seite 149.
1. Th7? Lf3!
1. Tc7? Le4!
1. Td7? Ld5!
1. Te7? Lc6!
1. Tf7! Lc6 2. Te7 Ld5 3. Td7 Le4 4. Tc7 Lf3 5. Th7 Le4 6. Lf3 Ld5 7. Le4 Lc6 8. Ld5 Lb7 9. Lc6 h4! 10. Ld5 Lc6 11. Tc7 Lb7 12. Tc1 Lc6 13. Tb1 Lb7 14. Lc6 Lxc6#
1. Th7? Lf3!
1. Tc7? Le4!
1. Td7? Ld5!
1. Te7? Lc6!
1. Tf7! Lc6 2. Te7 Ld5 3. Td7 Le4 4. Tc7 Lf3 5. Th7 Le4 6. Lf3 Ld5 7. Le4 Lc6 8. Ld5 Lb7 9. Lc6 h4! 10. Ld5 Lc6 11. Tc7 Lb7 12. Tc1 Lc6 13. Tb1 Lb7 14. Lc6 Lxc6#
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: k7/1b4R1/N7/7p/8/7p/6BP/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-03-13
Last update: Olaf Jenkner, 2021-01-04 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: k7/1b4R1/N7/7p/8/7p/6BP/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-03-13
Last update: Olaf Jenkner, 2021-01-04 more...
* 1. ... Lxf6#
1. Le5 Lf6 2. Dg6 Lg7 3. Le4 Lf6 4. Dg4 Lg7 5. Lf6 Lxf6#
1. Le5 Lf6 2. Dg6 Lg7 3. Le4 Lf6 4. Dg4 Lg7 5. Lf6 Lxf6#
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: R5bk/6b1/5B2/8/8/8/p1B3Q1/K7
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-04-16
Last update: Felber, Volker, 2021-01-06 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: R5bk/6b1/5B2/8/8/8/p1B3Q1/K7
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-04-16
Last update: Felber, Volker, 2021-01-06 more...
1. Ta3 Dc6 2. Ta4 Dd5 3. Ta5 De4 4. Ta6 Df3 5. Ta1 De4 6. Df3 Dd5 7. De4 Dc6 8. Dd5 Db7 9. Dc6 Dxc6#
vgl. Broecker 1892
vgl. Broecker 1892
Keywords: Broecker-Schema, stufenweise Abdrängung, anticipated (P1222498)
Genre: s#
Computer test: V. Kotesovec: Gustav 3.2h
FEN: k1B5/bq6/8/8/8/7p/R5QB/7K
Reprints: (7) feenschach 10/1995
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-05-12
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: V. Kotesovec: Gustav 3.2h
FEN: k1B5/bq6/8/8/8/7p/R5QB/7K
Reprints: (7) feenschach 10/1995
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-05-12
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
1. Tb4 Ld5 2. Tb5 Lc6 3. Le4 Lb7 4. Th5 Lc6 5. Th7 Ld5 6. Tc7 Lc6 7. Ld5 Lb7 8. Tc1 Lc6 9. Tb1 Lb7 10. Lc6 Lxc6#
vgl. s#8 Kos (Sahmati 1876)
vgl. s#8 Kos (Sahmati 1876)
SBD: Das ist Sommer (P1186455) mit WBa7 statt WSa6. (2013-08-19)
SBD: Diese Stellung schon von Ed. Schildberg in Die Schwalbe`, IX/1939, p. 561 vorgeschlagen. (2013-08-20)
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SBD: Diese Stellung schon von Ed. Schildberg in Die Schwalbe`, IX/1939, p. 561 vorgeschlagen. (2013-08-20)
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Keywords: Broecker-Schema, anticipated
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 3.2q.
FEN: k7/P7/2b5/8/8/5B2/1R5P/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-09-17
Last update: Felber, Volker, 2023-02-10 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 3.2q.
FEN: k7/P7/2b5/8/8/5B2/1R5P/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2011-09-17
Last update: Felber, Volker, 2023-02-10 more...
1. Tf8 Lc6 2. Te8 Ld5 3. Td8 Le4 4. Tc8 Lf3 5. Th8 Le4 6. Lf3 Ld5 7. Le4 Lc6 8. Ld5 Lb7 9. Lc6 Lxc6#
2. ... Lb7 3. Lf3 Lc6 4. Td8 Lb7 5. Le4 Lc6 6. Tc8 Lb7 7. Ld5 Lc6 8. Th8 Lb7 9. Lc6 Lxc6#
2. ... Lb7 3. Lf3 Lc6 4. Td8 Lb7 5. Le4 Lc6 6. Tc8 Lb7 7. Ld5 Lc6 8. Th8 Lb7 9. Lc6 Lxc6#
Henrik Juel: Popeye 4.61 shows that the other moves by wTg8 on row 8 each fail on one defense only
1.Tc8/Td8/Te8/Th8? Le4/Ld5/Lc6/Lf3! (2020-04-21)
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1.Tc8/Td8/Te8/Th8? Le4/Ld5/Lc6/Lf3! (2020-04-21)
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Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
Computer test: V. Kotesovec
FEN: kb4R1/1b6/P7/8/8/7p/6BP/6BK
Reprints: (1) Deutsche Schachblätter 02/08/1914
VIII Fata Morgana , p. 19, 1922
II Die Schwalbe , p. 561, 09/1939
Schach , p. 370, 10/1950
537 Beispiele zur Ideengeschichte des Schachproblems 1982
Input: Felber, Volker, 2011-11-08
Last update: Rainer Staudte, 2022-09-14 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: V. Kotesovec
FEN: kb4R1/1b6/P7/8/8/7p/6BP/6BK
Reprints: (1) Deutsche Schachblätter 02/08/1914
VIII Fata Morgana , p. 19, 1922
II Die Schwalbe , p. 561, 09/1939
Schach , p. 370, 10/1950
537 Beispiele zur Ideengeschichte des Schachproblems 1982
Input: Felber, Volker, 2011-11-08
Last update: Rainer Staudte, 2022-09-14 more...
* 1. ... a5,a6 2. Sa5 Lxf6#
1. Sa5 a6 2. Sb7 a5 3. Sxa5 Lxf6#
1. Sa5 a6 2. Sb7 a5 3. Sxa5 Lxf6#
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
Computer test: Popeye WINDOWS-32Bit V4.37 (331500 KB)
FEN: Q5bk/pN4b1/5B2/8/8/8/8/KB6
Input: Frank Müller, 2012-02-12
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: Popeye WINDOWS-32Bit V4.37 (331500 KB)
FEN: Q5bk/pN4b1/5B2/8/8/8/8/KB6
Input: Frank Müller, 2012-02-12
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
1. Tg1? Dd4!
1. Tg5? De5! 2. Ld4 Df6!
1. Tg4! De5 2. Tg5 Df6 3. Ld4 Dg7 4. Ta5 Df6 5. Ta7 De5 6. Tf7 Df6 7. Le5 Dg7 8. Tf1 Df6 9. Tg1 Dg7 10. Lf6 Dxf6#
Spiegelbild mit sL (statt sD) siehe Stolerman (Schach 09/1965)
Vgl.: von Broecker, s#9, London Chess Fortnightly
1. Tg5? De5! 2. Ld4 Df6!
1. Tg4! De5 2. Tg5 Df6 3. Ld4 Dg7 4. Ta5 Df6 5. Ta7 De5 6. Tf7 Df6 7. Le5 Dg7 8. Tf1 Df6 9. Tg1 Dg7 10. Lf6 Dxf6#
Spiegelbild mit sL (statt sD) siehe Stolerman (Schach 09/1965)
Vgl.: von Broecker, s#9, London Chess Fortnightly
1. Df8 Lf6! 2. Ta7 Lg7 3. Da8 Lf6 4. Dh1+ Lh7 5. La2 Lg7 6. Lf6 Lxf6#
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: R5bk/6b1/P7/4B3/8/8/8/KB3Q2
Input: Frank Müller, 2012-10-28
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: R5bk/6b1/P7/4B3/8/8/8/KB3Q2
Input: Frank Müller, 2012-10-28
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
1. Sh3! Sg4 2. Sf4+ Sh2 3. Sg2 g5 4. Se3 g4 5. Sf1 g3 6. Sxg3 Lxf6#
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 4.1a, Brute Force
FEN: 1N2Q1bk/p3P1b1/P4Bpn/6N1/8/8/8/KB5R
Input: Frank Müller, 2013-03-17
Last update: Alfred Pfeiffer, 2020-03-05 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 4.1a, Brute Force
FEN: 1N2Q1bk/p3P1b1/P4Bpn/6N1/8/8/8/KB5R
Input: Frank Müller, 2013-03-17
Last update: Alfred Pfeiffer, 2020-03-05 more...
30 - P1270901
Grigory Popov
Shakhmatnaya Kompozitsiya 11-12/2004
Moskauer Turnier 2004
Spezialpreis
(5+5) cooked
s#67
Grigory Popov
Shakhmatnaya Kompozitsiya 11-12/2004
Moskauer Turnier 2004
Spezialpreis
(5+5) cooked
s#67
1. Ld6+ Kg4 2. T2f4+ Kg3 3. Tg5+ Kh2 4. Ta4+ Kh1 5. Lc6+ Ld5 6. Ta1+ Lg1 7. Lb8 Lf3! 8. Tg3 Le4 9. Ld5 Lf3 10. Le4 Lg2 11. Tga3 Lf3 12. T3a2 Lg2 13. Lf3 h6 14. Ld5 Le4 15. Te2 Lf3 16. Tae1 Lg2 17. Tf1 Lf3 18. Ta1 Lg2 19. Te8 Lf3 20. Tg8 Le4 21. Tg3 Lf3 22. Le4 Lg2 23. Tga3 Lf3 24. T3a2 Lg2 25. Lf3 h5 37. ... h4 38. Ld5 Le4 39. Te2 Lf3 40. Tae1 Lg2 41. Tf1 Lf3 42. Ta1 Lg2 43. Te8 Lf3 44. Tg8 Le4 45. Tg4 Lf3 46. Te1 Le4 47. Tf1 Lf3 48. Ta1 Lg2 49. Txh4 Le4 50. Tg4 Lg2 51. Tg3 Lf3 52. Le4 Lg2 53. Tga3 Lf3 54. T3a2 Lg2 55. Lf3 h2 56. Ld5 Le4 57. Te2 Lf3 58. Tae1 Lg2 59. Tf1 Lf3 60. Ta1 Lg2 61. Te8 Lf3 62. Tg8 Le4 63. Tg3 Lf3 64. Le4 Lg2 65. Tga3 Lf3 66. T3a2 Lg2 67. Lf3 Lxf3#
Fischers bekannte Turmschleife etwas abgeändert
More on Fischers bekannte Turmschleife: http://milanvel.net/mp/snapshot/rescbody.php?px=1330188583&fid=xshows&tid=57
See entry (12) by Frank Richter
Cook: Nebenlösung in 25 Zügen:
1. Ld6+ Kg4,Kh4 2. T2f4+ Kg3 3. Ta4+ Kg2 4. Txa2+ Kg1 5. Lh2+ Kh1 6. Tf1+ Lg1 7. Lxh3 h5 8. Le5 h4 9. Tf3 Ld4 10. Lg2+ Kg1 11. Lxd4+ Kh2 12. Lh3+ Kh1 13. Lf2 Kh2 14. Ka7 Kh1 15. Ka6 Kh2 16. Kb5 Kh1 17. Kb4 Kh2 18. Kc4 Kh1 19. Kd3 Kh2 20. Ke2 Kh1 21. Te3 Kh2 22. Kf1 Kh1 23. Lg2+ Kh2 24. Te1 h3 25. Tae2 hxg2#
9. ... Lc5,Lb6,La7 10. Ta1+ Lg1 11. Ld4 Kh2 12. Lxg1+ Kh1 13. Lf2+ Kh2 14. Ta2 Kh1 15. Ka7 Kh2 16. Ka6 Kh1 17. Kb5 Kh2 18. Kc4 Kh1 und weiter wie oben
9. ... Lf2 10. Tfxf2 Kg1 11. Ka7 Kh1 12. Ka6 Kg1 13. Kb5 Kh1 14. Ld4 Kg1 15. Tfe2+ Kh1 16. Lf2 Kh2 17. Te3 Kh1 18. Kc4 Kh2 19. Kd3 Kh1 20. Ke2 Kh2 21. Kf1 Kh1 22. Lg2+ Kh2 23. Te1 h3 24. Tae2 hxg2#
9. ... Lh2 10. Txh2+ Kg1 11. Ta2 Kh1 12. Ka7 Kg1 13. Ld4+ Kh1 14. Lf2 Kh2 15. Ka6 Kh1 16. Kb5 Kh2 17. Kc4 Kh1 18. Kd3 Kh2 19. Ke2 Kh1 20. Te3 Kh2 21. Kf1 Kh1 22. Lg2+ Kh2 23. Te1 h3 24. Tae2 hxg2#
9. ... Le3 10. Txe3 Kg1 11. Ka7 Kh1 12. Ka6 Kg1 13. Ld4 Kh1 14. Kb5 Kg1 15. Td3+ Kh1 16. Lf2 Kh2 17. Kc4 Kh1 18. Te3 Kh2 19. Kd3 Kh1 20. Ke2 Kh2 21. Kf1 Kh1 22. Lg2+ Kh2 23. Te1 h3 24. Tae2 hxg2#
7. ... h6 8. Lxg1 h5 9. Tb1 h4 mit Matt im 22. Zug
4. ... Kh1 5. Tf1+ Lg1 6. Lxh3 h5 7. Lc5 h4 8. Ta3 Kh2 9. Lxg1+ Kh1 10. Le3+ Kh2 11. Tf3 Kh1 12. Ka7 Kh2 13. Ta2+ Kh1 14. Lf2 Kh2 15. Ka6 Kh1 16. Kb5 Kh2 17. Kc4 Kh1 18. Kd3 Kh2 19. Ke2 Kh1 20. Te3 Kh2 21. Kf1 Kh1 22. Lg2+ Kh2 23. Te1 h3 24. Tae2 hxg2#
6. ... h6 7. Ta3 h5 8. Lc5 Kh2 9. Lxg1+ Kh1 10. Tb1 h4 11. Lf2+ Kh2 12. Tb2 Kh1 13. Ka7 Kh2 14. Ka6 Kh1 15. Kb5 Kh2 16. Kc4 Kh1 17. Kd3 Kh2 18. Ke2 Kh1 19. Te3 Kh2 20. Kf1 Kh1 21. Lg2+ Kh2 22. Te1 h3 23. Tbe2 hxg2#
8. ... h4 9. Txg1+ Kh2 10. Tg8 Kh1 11. Ka7 Kh2 12. Te8 Kh1 13. Ka6 Kh2 14. Kb5 Kh1 15. Lf2 Kh2 16. Kc4 Kh1 17. Kd3 Kh2 18. Ke2 Kh1 19. Tae3 Kh2 20. Kf1 Kh1 21. Lg2+ Kh2 22. Te1 h3 23. T8e2 hxg2#
4. ... Lf2 5. Taxf2+ Kg1 6. Th2 h5 7. Ka7 h4 8. Tg5+ Kf1 9. Lxh3+ Ke1 mit Matt im 22. Zug
6. ... h6 7. Kb7 h5 8. Kc6 h4 9. Tg5+ Kf1 mit Matt im 21. Zug
5. ... Kh1 6. Th2+ Kg1 7. Kb7 mit Matt im 22. Zug
Fischers bekannte Turmschleife etwas abgeändert
More on Fischers bekannte Turmschleife: http://milanvel.net/mp/snapshot/rescbody.php?px=1330188583&fid=xshows&tid=57
See entry (12) by Frank Richter
Cook: Nebenlösung in 25 Zügen:
1. Ld6+ Kg4,Kh4 2. T2f4+ Kg3 3. Ta4+ Kg2 4. Txa2+ Kg1 5. Lh2+ Kh1 6. Tf1+ Lg1 7. Lxh3 h5 8. Le5 h4 9. Tf3 Ld4 10. Lg2+ Kg1 11. Lxd4+ Kh2 12. Lh3+ Kh1 13. Lf2 Kh2 14. Ka7 Kh1 15. Ka6 Kh2 16. Kb5 Kh1 17. Kb4 Kh2 18. Kc4 Kh1 19. Kd3 Kh2 20. Ke2 Kh1 21. Te3 Kh2 22. Kf1 Kh1 23. Lg2+ Kh2 24. Te1 h3 25. Tae2 hxg2#
9. ... Lc5,Lb6,La7 10. Ta1+ Lg1 11. Ld4 Kh2 12. Lxg1+ Kh1 13. Lf2+ Kh2 14. Ta2 Kh1 15. Ka7 Kh2 16. Ka6 Kh1 17. Kb5 Kh2 18. Kc4 Kh1 und weiter wie oben
9. ... Lf2 10. Tfxf2 Kg1 11. Ka7 Kh1 12. Ka6 Kg1 13. Kb5 Kh1 14. Ld4 Kg1 15. Tfe2+ Kh1 16. Lf2 Kh2 17. Te3 Kh1 18. Kc4 Kh2 19. Kd3 Kh1 20. Ke2 Kh2 21. Kf1 Kh1 22. Lg2+ Kh2 23. Te1 h3 24. Tae2 hxg2#
9. ... Lh2 10. Txh2+ Kg1 11. Ta2 Kh1 12. Ka7 Kg1 13. Ld4+ Kh1 14. Lf2 Kh2 15. Ka6 Kh1 16. Kb5 Kh2 17. Kc4 Kh1 18. Kd3 Kh2 19. Ke2 Kh1 20. Te3 Kh2 21. Kf1 Kh1 22. Lg2+ Kh2 23. Te1 h3 24. Tae2 hxg2#
9. ... Le3 10. Txe3 Kg1 11. Ka7 Kh1 12. Ka6 Kg1 13. Ld4 Kh1 14. Kb5 Kg1 15. Td3+ Kh1 16. Lf2 Kh2 17. Kc4 Kh1 18. Te3 Kh2 19. Kd3 Kh1 20. Ke2 Kh2 21. Kf1 Kh1 22. Lg2+ Kh2 23. Te1 h3 24. Tae2 hxg2#
7. ... h6 8. Lxg1 h5 9. Tb1 h4 mit Matt im 22. Zug
4. ... Kh1 5. Tf1+ Lg1 6. Lxh3 h5 7. Lc5 h4 8. Ta3 Kh2 9. Lxg1+ Kh1 10. Le3+ Kh2 11. Tf3 Kh1 12. Ka7 Kh2 13. Ta2+ Kh1 14. Lf2 Kh2 15. Ka6 Kh1 16. Kb5 Kh2 17. Kc4 Kh1 18. Kd3 Kh2 19. Ke2 Kh1 20. Te3 Kh2 21. Kf1 Kh1 22. Lg2+ Kh2 23. Te1 h3 24. Tae2 hxg2#
6. ... h6 7. Ta3 h5 8. Lc5 Kh2 9. Lxg1+ Kh1 10. Tb1 h4 11. Lf2+ Kh2 12. Tb2 Kh1 13. Ka7 Kh2 14. Ka6 Kh1 15. Kb5 Kh2 16. Kc4 Kh1 17. Kd3 Kh2 18. Ke2 Kh1 19. Te3 Kh2 20. Kf1 Kh1 21. Lg2+ Kh2 22. Te1 h3 23. Tbe2 hxg2#
8. ... h4 9. Txg1+ Kh2 10. Tg8 Kh1 11. Ka7 Kh2 12. Te8 Kh1 13. Ka6 Kh2 14. Kb5 Kh1 15. Lf2 Kh2 16. Kc4 Kh1 17. Kd3 Kh2 18. Ke2 Kh1 19. Tae3 Kh2 20. Kf1 Kh1 21. Lg2+ Kh2 22. Te1 h3 23. T8e2 hxg2#
4. ... Lf2 5. Taxf2+ Kg1 6. Th2 h5 7. Ka7 h4 8. Tg5+ Kf1 9. Lxh3+ Ke1 mit Matt im 22. Zug
6. ... h6 7. Kb7 h5 8. Kc6 h4 9. Tg5+ Kf1 mit Matt im 21. Zug
5. ... Kh1 6. Th2+ Kg1 7. Kb7 mit Matt im 22. Zug
* 1. ... Lxc6#
1. Lf3 Le4! 2. Dh4 Lb7 3. Dc4 Le4 4. Dc2 Lb7 5. Dc1 Le4 6. Dc4 Lc6 7. De6 Le4 8. Dd7 Lb7 9. De8 Lc6 10. Dd8 Ld5 11. Dc8 Lc6 12. Le4 Lb7 13. Ld5 Lc6 14. Dh8 Lb7 15. Lc6 Lxc6#
ZU 4. Dc1 Lb7 5. Dc2
jedoch gestattet 5. Dc1 auch 5. ... Lc6 6. Da1 Ld5 7. Dd4 Lb7 8. Dh4 Ld5 9. Dh6 Le5 10. Df8+ Lb8 11. dc8 usw.
1. Lf3 Le4! 2. Dh4 Lb7 3. Dc4 Le4 4. Dc2 Lb7 5. Dc1 Le4 6. Dc4 Lc6 7. De6 Le4 8. Dd7 Lb7 9. De8 Lc6 10. Dd8 Ld5 11. Dc8 Lc6 12. Le4 Lb7 13. Ld5 Lc6 14. Dh8 Lb7 15. Lc6 Lxc6#
ZU 4. Dc1 Lb7 5. Dc2
jedoch gestattet 5. Dc1 auch 5. ... Lc6 6. Da1 Ld5 7. Dd4 Lb7 8. Dh4 Ld5 9. Dh6 Le5 10. Df8+ Lb8 11. dc8 usw.
Keywords: Tempoverlustrückkehr, Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: kb5Q/pb6/P1B5/8/8/p7/P4p1B/5N1K
Input: Frank Müller, 2013-07-27
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: kb5Q/pb6/P1B5/8/8/p7/P4p1B/5N1K
Input: Frank Müller, 2013-07-27
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
* 1. ... Lc6 2. Dh8 Lb7 3. Lc6 Lxc6#
1. Dh8 Lc6 2. Da1+ La7 3. Lh2 Lb7 4. Lc6 Lxc6#
1. Dh8 Lc6 2. Da1+ La7 3. Lh2 Lb7 4. Lc6 Lxc6#
Keywords: Aristocrat, Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: kbQ5/1b5R/8/3B4/8/8/8/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2013-07-27
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: kbQ5/1b5R/8/3B4/8/8/8/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2013-07-27
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
* 1. ... Lb2xc3#
1. Lf6! Lc3 2. Db8 Lb2 3. Sg6 Lc3 4. Se7 Lb2 5. Db5 Lc3 6. Db4 Lb2 7. Le5 Lc3 8. Db3 Lb2 9. Ld4 Lc3 10. Db7 Lb2 11. Lc3 Lb2xc3#
8. ... Ld4 9. Db7 Lc3 10. Ld4 Lb2 11. Lc3 Lb2xc3#
6. ... Ld4 7. Db3 Lc3 8. Le5 Lb2 9. Ld4 Lc3 10. Db7 Lb2 11. Lc3 Lb2xc3#
Synthese-Meeraner (im Selbstmatt), Themafigur: sL
1. Lf6! Lc3 2. Db8 Lb2 3. Sg6 Lc3 4. Se7 Lb2 5. Db5 Lc3 6. Db4 Lb2 7. Le5 Lc3 8. Db3 Lb2 9. Ld4 Lc3 10. Db7 Lb2 11. Lc3 Lb2xc3#
8. ... Ld4 9. Db7 Lc3 10. Ld4 Lb2 11. Lc3 Lb2xc3#
6. ... Ld4 7. Db3 Lc3 8. Le5 Lb2 9. Ld4 Lc3 10. Db7 Lb2 11. Lc3 Lb2xc3#
Synthese-Meeraner (im Selbstmatt), Themafigur: sL
SBD: This was made as an extension to: Anatoli W. Stjopotschkin 12530 Springaren 125 09/2012. (2014-01-19)
SBD: Hat auch Broecker-Elemente. (2014-05-05)
SCHRECKE: Erweiterung der P1259184 (2019-09-20)
SCHRECKE: C+, Gustav 4.1d, Brute Force (2020-07-09)
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SBD: Hat auch Broecker-Elemente. (2014-05-05)
SCHRECKE: Erweiterung der P1259184 (2019-09-20)
SCHRECKE: C+, Gustav 4.1d, Brute Force (2020-07-09)
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Keywords: Corner mate, Minimal (l), Model mate, Meerane-Thema, Mutate, Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: Q4NBK/7P/8/8/8/N1B5/1b6/k7
Input: Frank Müller, 2014-01-19
Last update: Marcin Banaszek, 2020-07-09 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: Q4NBK/7P/8/8/8/N1B5/1b6/k7
Input: Frank Müller, 2014-01-19
Last update: Marcin Banaszek, 2020-07-09 more...
1. Ld5 Lc6 2. Dc7 Lb7 3. Dc8 Lc6 4. Th7 Lb7 5. Dh8 Lc6 6. Tc7 Lb7 7. Tc1 Lc6 8. Tb1 Lb7 9. Lc6 f4 10. h7 f3 11. Lxf3 Le4 12. h3 Ld5 13. Le4 Lc6 14. Ld5 Lb7 15. Lc6 Lxc6#
Cook: NL 1. Tf8 f4 2. Th8 f3 3. Lxf3 Le4 4. Dc7 Ld5 5. Le4 Lc6 6. Ld5 Lb7 7. Tc8 Lc6 8. h7 Lb7 9. h8=L Lc6 10. Le5 Lb7 11. Th8 Lc6 12. Dc8 Lb7 13. Lc7 Lc6 14. Th7 Lb7 15. Lc6 Lxc6#
Cook: NL 1. Tf8 f4 2. Th8 f3 3. Lxf3 Le4 4. Dc7 Ld5 5. Le4 Lc6 6. Ld5 Lb7 7. Tc8 Lc6 8. h7 Lb7 9. h8=L Lc6 10. Le5 Lb7 11. Th8 Lc6 12. Dc8 Lb7 13. Lc7 Lc6 14. Th7 Lb7 15. Lc6 Lxc6#
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: kb5R/1b5Q/2B4P/5p1p/7P/8/7P/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2015-02-27
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: kb5R/1b5Q/2B4P/5p1p/7P/8/7P/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2015-02-27
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
1. Tf8 Lc6! 2. Te8 Lb7 3. Lf3 Lc6! 4. Td8 Lb7 5. Le4 Lc6! 6. Tc8 Lb7 7. Ld5 Lc6 8. Th8! Lb7 9. Lc6 Lxc6#
6. ... Ld5 7. Th8! Lc6 8. Ld5 usw.
4. ... Ld5 5. Tc8 Lc6 6. Le4 usw.
5. ... Le4 6. Th8! usw.
2. ... Ld5 3. Td8 Lc6 4. Lf3 usw.
3. ... Le4 4. Tc8 usw.
6. ... Ld5 7. Th8! Lc6 8. Ld5 usw.
4. ... Ld5 5. Tc8 Lc6 6. Le4 usw.
5. ... Le4 6. Th8! usw.
2. ... Ld5 3. Td8 Lc6 4. Lf3 usw.
3. ... Le4 4. Tc8 usw.
A.Buchanan: There is a pile of Broecker schema problems, and some similarity, but at least this one is directly anticipated by P1222498, by Broecker himself, in 1892. It is identical except has added an unnecessary sBa7. The date of this one is not given, but judging from the problem number of this magazine (11076) it must have been published in the 1970s. (2018-04-26)
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Keywords: stufenweise Abdrängung, Broecker-Schema, anticipated (P1222498)
Genre: s#
Computer test: Chest 3.19 (T. Brieden)
FEN: kb4R1/pb6/P7/8/8/7p/6BP/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2015-03-08
Last update: Felber, Volker, 2020-03-31 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: Chest 3.19 (T. Brieden)
FEN: kb4R1/pb6/P7/8/8/7p/6BP/6BK
Input: Frank Müller, 2015-03-08
Last update: Felber, Volker, 2020-03-31 more...
1. Dc8 Lf6 2. Dd8 Lg7 3. Lc3 Lf6 4. De8 Lg7 5. Ld4 Lf6 6. Df8 Lg7 7. Le5 Lf6 8. Da8 Lg7 9. Lf6 Lxf6#
3. ... Le5 4. Df8
2. ... Le5 3. De8
Vorgänger Broecker 1892
3. ... Le5 4. Df8
2. ... Le5 3. De8
Vorgänger Broecker 1892
in der 'DAZ' nur "L. Karlsson"
Henrik Juel: The Broecker 1892 problem is P1222498 (2020-04-21)
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Henrik Juel: The Broecker 1892 problem is P1222498 (2020-04-21)
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Keywords: Broecker-Schema, anticipated
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 4.1d
FEN: 1Q4nk/6b1/7P/8/8/p7/PB6/KB6
Reprints: Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung 15/04/1928
Input: Mario Richter, 2016-05-26
Last update: Alfred Pfeiffer, 2020-04-21 more...
Genre: s#
Computer test: Gustav 4.1d
FEN: 1Q4nk/6b1/7P/8/8/p7/PB6/KB6
Reprints: Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung 15/04/1928
Input: Mario Richter, 2016-05-26
Last update: Alfred Pfeiffer, 2020-04-21 more...
1. Te8 Lf6 2. Tf8 Lg7 3. Le5 Lf6 4. Ta8 Lg7 5. Lf6 Lxf6#
1. Te8 Lf6 2. Tf8 Le5 3. Ta8 Lf6 4. Le5 usw.
Leider nur teilweise in Notation gefunden. Deshalb Irrtümer möglich.
VG Broecker 1892 s#9
1. Te8 Lf6 2. Tf8 Le5 3. Ta8 Lf6 4. Le5 usw.
Leider nur teilweise in Notation gefunden. Deshalb Irrtümer möglich.
VG Broecker 1892 s#9
Keywords: Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: 3R2bk/6b1/7P/8/3B4/8/8/KB6
Input: Frank Müller, 2016-05-26
Last update: Frank Müller, 2016-05-26 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: 3R2bk/6b1/7P/8/3B4/8/8/KB6
Input: Frank Müller, 2016-05-26
Last update: Frank Müller, 2016-05-26 more...
Selfmate posted in chess.stackexchange by someone who had been given this by a friend. Doesn't know how many moves. Not 100% certain that there is a solution. Popeye v4.79 says no solution in 12 moves (1.5 hours).
Henrik Juel: With Black to move, 1... Lc6 2.Dh8 Lb7 3.Lc6 Lxc6#
With White to move, I see no selfmate (2018-04-25)
A.Buchanan: It's a very interesting position. Assuming wQ does not leave 8th rank, there are a set of 15 WTM positions to orbit between, with the distance between the bishops a function of the location of wQ. However, White does have the extra resource of triangulating wQ off the back rank, and then returning with check if bLb8 moves. How to do this safely though? (2018-04-25)
Olaf Jenkner: So ist die Aufgabe wahrscheinlich unlösbar. (2018-04-25)
A.Buchanan: Olaf, thanks for your authoritative confirmation. I certainly couldn't see any way that wQ could help White.
Now: this was posted by a Brazilian math student, who said he got it from a friend a year ago, and had not been able to solve it. After 24 hours of discussion, the problem was deleted!
So I don't know what the parentage of this problem is. But the basic set-up is interesting, and I wonder if there's any fix possible? (2018-04-25)
Olaf Jenkner: Maybe the student's friend gave a wrong position. 16 similar can be found this way:
g='s#'and (position='sKa8 sLb7 sLb8 wKh1'or position='sKh8 sLg7 sLg8 wKa1') (2018-04-25)
Mario Richter: I'm not a selfmate expert, but how about the following idea: Start with 1. Dh8 Lc6 2. Dh6 Ld6! 3. Lxc6+ Kb8 4. Dxd6+ Kc8 5. Dd7+ Kb8 6. Df7 Kc8 7. Dxa7, promote a rook on a8, force the following position:
w: Kh1 Dh5 Lc6 Tf5
s: Kg3 Bh3 Bh2
(FEN: 8/8/2B5/5R1Q/8/6kp/7p/7K),
then s#1 by 1. Lg2! hxg2#
My estimation is that the complete Scenario will not take more than 23 moves ... (2018-04-25)
A.Buchanan: @Olaf oic so this thing has a name "the Broecker schema". Lots more with that keyword Broecker-Schema (2018-04-26)
A.Buchanan: @Mario: I haven't had a chance to go through the full list of your moves, but I don't think Black needs to ever move Lb8. Wherever wD is, indicates the set of legal moves for sL on the main diagonal relative to wL. If wD is on 8th rank, there is only 1 safe location. After 2. Dh6, sL can go anywhere except adjacent to wL (else 3. Dh8!) So here 2. ... Lb7! is ok (If 3. Df8? Lxde5+! etc). (2018-04-26)
Mario Richter: 1. Dh8 Lc6 2. Dh6 Lb7! 3. Dc1 Lc6 4. Da1! Lc7,Lb8~ 5. axb7+ and continue with the plan explained above (2018-04-26)
A.Buchanan: @Mario: OK your ingenious answer is like finding an endgame study solution to a #n. We don't know the intended length of this s#n but I suppose it must be finite. Most of the longer problems (n10) in PDB using this matrix are cooked, by the way.
@Olaf: who is Gustav named after? Not Von Broecker? :-) (2018-04-26)
Olaf Jenkner: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Ginzel (2018-04-26)
A.Buchanan: @Mario: I don't follow this second series of moves 1. Dh8 Lc6 2. Dh6 Lb7! 3. Dc1 Lc6 4. Da1! Lc7,Lb8~ 5. axb7+. If 5. axb7+ is going to happen, then Black must have played 4. ... Lb7 not moved Lb8. And then axb7 is mate. How to force Lb8 to move so that axb7+ is not mate is really the whole point. (2018-04-27)
A.Buchanan: How about 1. Dh8 Lc6 2. Da1 Lb7 3. Lc6 Le5 4. axb7+ Kb8 5. D~ etc? (2018-04-27)
Mario Richter: I forgot one move pair. So again: The main plan is to force Black's dark-squared Bishop to leave b8 and then force bK to g3 in such a way that by placing a White Piece on g2 Black is forced to mate by h3xg2#.
Black's defense consist of preventing sLb8 from moving as long as possible.
1. Dh8 Lc6 2. Dh6! Lb7! 3. Dc1! Lc6 4. Da1! Lb7 5. Lc6! Le5,Lb8~ 6. axb7+ Kb8. Now the main plan can be executed and my estimate is that 22 more moves suffice (making the whole thing a s#28).
A sample continuation: 7. De1 Lc7 8. De8+ Ld8 9. Lf3 Kc7 10. De5+ Kd7 11. b8=D Lb6 12. Le4 Ld8 13. Dg7+ Ke6 14. Dxd8 a5 15. Da7 a4 16. Dd5+ Kf6 17. Dd6+ Kg5 18. Da5+ Kg4 19. Df5+ Kh4 20. Lb1 a3 21. Dd4+ Kg3 22. Dfe4 a2 23. Dg2+ hxg2#
So my question @Olaf+Co. is: Is Gustav able to solve the position after 6. ... Kb8 as a s#16, s#22, ...? (2018-04-27)
A.Buchanan: I think 2. Dh8-a1 directly. Also note the other line 2. Da1 Le5(Lb8~) 3. Lxc6+ Kb8 etc, 4. D~ ending with promotion on a8. (2018-04-27)
Gerald Ettl: Ich vermute, dass auf c8 ein wT steht. Doch nach 1.Le4 Lc6!, 1Lf3 Ld5! und 1.Lg2 Le4 sehe ich keine Loesung in 8 Zuegen. (2018-04-27)
Gerald Ettl: ok, eigentlich egal, ob wT oder wD. Aber auf normalem Weg, so dass der sL matt gibt sehe ich keine Loesung. (2018-04-27)
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Henrik Juel: With Black to move, 1... Lc6 2.Dh8 Lb7 3.Lc6 Lxc6#
With White to move, I see no selfmate (2018-04-25)
A.Buchanan: It's a very interesting position. Assuming wQ does not leave 8th rank, there are a set of 15 WTM positions to orbit between, with the distance between the bishops a function of the location of wQ. However, White does have the extra resource of triangulating wQ off the back rank, and then returning with check if bLb8 moves. How to do this safely though? (2018-04-25)
Olaf Jenkner: So ist die Aufgabe wahrscheinlich unlösbar. (2018-04-25)
A.Buchanan: Olaf, thanks for your authoritative confirmation. I certainly couldn't see any way that wQ could help White.
Now: this was posted by a Brazilian math student, who said he got it from a friend a year ago, and had not been able to solve it. After 24 hours of discussion, the problem was deleted!
So I don't know what the parentage of this problem is. But the basic set-up is interesting, and I wonder if there's any fix possible? (2018-04-25)
Olaf Jenkner: Maybe the student's friend gave a wrong position. 16 similar can be found this way:
g='s#'and (position='sKa8 sLb7 sLb8 wKh1'or position='sKh8 sLg7 sLg8 wKa1') (2018-04-25)
Mario Richter: I'm not a selfmate expert, but how about the following idea: Start with 1. Dh8 Lc6 2. Dh6 Ld6! 3. Lxc6+ Kb8 4. Dxd6+ Kc8 5. Dd7+ Kb8 6. Df7 Kc8 7. Dxa7, promote a rook on a8, force the following position:
w: Kh1 Dh5 Lc6 Tf5
s: Kg3 Bh3 Bh2
(FEN: 8/8/2B5/5R1Q/8/6kp/7p/7K),
then s#1 by 1. Lg2! hxg2#
My estimation is that the complete Scenario will not take more than 23 moves ... (2018-04-25)
A.Buchanan: @Olaf oic so this thing has a name "the Broecker schema". Lots more with that keyword Broecker-Schema (2018-04-26)
A.Buchanan: @Mario: I haven't had a chance to go through the full list of your moves, but I don't think Black needs to ever move Lb8. Wherever wD is, indicates the set of legal moves for sL on the main diagonal relative to wL. If wD is on 8th rank, there is only 1 safe location. After 2. Dh6, sL can go anywhere except adjacent to wL (else 3. Dh8!) So here 2. ... Lb7! is ok (If 3. Df8? Lxde5+! etc). (2018-04-26)
Mario Richter: 1. Dh8 Lc6 2. Dh6 Lb7! 3. Dc1 Lc6 4. Da1! Lc7,Lb8~ 5. axb7+ and continue with the plan explained above (2018-04-26)
A.Buchanan: @Mario: OK your ingenious answer is like finding an endgame study solution to a #n. We don't know the intended length of this s#n but I suppose it must be finite. Most of the longer problems (n10) in PDB using this matrix are cooked, by the way.
@Olaf: who is Gustav named after? Not Von Broecker? :-) (2018-04-26)
Olaf Jenkner: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gustav_Ginzel (2018-04-26)
A.Buchanan: @Mario: I don't follow this second series of moves 1. Dh8 Lc6 2. Dh6 Lb7! 3. Dc1 Lc6 4. Da1! Lc7,Lb8~ 5. axb7+. If 5. axb7+ is going to happen, then Black must have played 4. ... Lb7 not moved Lb8. And then axb7 is mate. How to force Lb8 to move so that axb7+ is not mate is really the whole point. (2018-04-27)
A.Buchanan: How about 1. Dh8 Lc6 2. Da1 Lb7 3. Lc6 Le5 4. axb7+ Kb8 5. D~ etc? (2018-04-27)
Mario Richter: I forgot one move pair. So again: The main plan is to force Black's dark-squared Bishop to leave b8 and then force bK to g3 in such a way that by placing a White Piece on g2 Black is forced to mate by h3xg2#.
Black's defense consist of preventing sLb8 from moving as long as possible.
1. Dh8 Lc6 2. Dh6! Lb7! 3. Dc1! Lc6 4. Da1! Lb7 5. Lc6! Le5,Lb8~ 6. axb7+ Kb8. Now the main plan can be executed and my estimate is that 22 more moves suffice (making the whole thing a s#28).
A sample continuation: 7. De1 Lc7 8. De8+ Ld8 9. Lf3 Kc7 10. De5+ Kd7 11. b8=D Lb6 12. Le4 Ld8 13. Dg7+ Ke6 14. Dxd8 a5 15. Da7 a4 16. Dd5+ Kf6 17. Dd6+ Kg5 18. Da5+ Kg4 19. Df5+ Kh4 20. Lb1 a3 21. Dd4+ Kg3 22. Dfe4 a2 23. Dg2+ hxg2#
So my question @Olaf+Co. is: Is Gustav able to solve the position after 6. ... Kb8 as a s#16, s#22, ...? (2018-04-27)
A.Buchanan: I think 2. Dh8-a1 directly. Also note the other line 2. Da1 Le5(Lb8~) 3. Lxc6+ Kb8 etc, 4. D~ ending with promotion on a8. (2018-04-27)
Gerald Ettl: Ich vermute, dass auf c8 ein wT steht. Doch nach 1.Le4 Lc6!, 1Lf3 Ld5! und 1.Lg2 Le4 sehe ich keine Loesung in 8 Zuegen. (2018-04-27)
Gerald Ettl: ok, eigentlich egal, ob wT oder wD. Aber auf normalem Weg, so dass der sL matt gibt sehe ich keine Loesung. (2018-04-27)
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Keywords: Opposition, Broecker-Schema
Genre: s#
FEN: kbQ5/pb6/P7/3B4/8/7p/7p/7K
Reprints: chess.stackexchange.com 24/04/2018
Input: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-25
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
Genre: s#
FEN: kbQ5/pb6/P7/3B4/8/7p/7p/7K
Reprints: chess.stackexchange.com 24/04/2018
Input: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-25
Last update: A.Buchanan, 2018-04-26 more...
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