Compositions at 64-cell board

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A.Fomin (Brazilian checkers )



f4 , f2, f8 g3, b4 h2, a5 c5, d2 cd4 A , dc3 de3, ae1 hg1, ef2 ed2, bc3, a:e1 x
A (g1 ), de3 , bc3, a:c3 x
Processing by A. Fomin

dc7, d6, f2, h6, a7 x
A. Fomin (variation of author problem from the 18-th All-Soviet Union Contest 1981)

de3, ab6, ed2, c7, ed4, b8, h2, a3 x
A. Fomin (18th All-Soviet union contest,, 1981)

de3, gf6, ed2, c7 , d4, b8, h2 , f8 x
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fg7, e7 b8:d6, a5, c5, ae5 b6, f6 c5, g7 d4, h8 e3 , - E. van Embden 1785 c3 f2, d4 e1, f2 , f4 x
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1.fg7 2.de7 3.b:d6 4.bc7 5.cd6 6.d:b4 7.hg7 8.bc5 9.a:g7x
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N.Toropov , 1977

ab6, bc7, c:g5, bc3, cd4, d:h6 ef2, he3, cd2 x
Arranged by A. Fomin
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The 7_th USSR Championyship in Drafts Composition, preliminary results in the "Problems-64" genre "Fomin A. V. No. 131:8x8 1.dc7 A new strike with a hanging checker c5, and before that the whites destroy 2 black kings sacrificing their king. A total of 5 kings are involved in the problem. The initial setup is clearly pretentious, Score 8.5 pointspoints.
No.132 10:10 1.cd2 An interesting new double strike (hg5 and dc5) with the sacrifice of two white kings. The initial setup looks somewhat artificial, but the last moves of white and black gf2(gh4) are quite natural. Score 7.5 points.
A. Fomin , No. 131 ..... ..A.Fomin , No. 132...
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1.dc7 de1 2.ab2 3.ab4 4.cb2 5.cd8 6.6.d8 : g5 h6:f4 7.c5:g5 gf2 8.g:e3 hg1 9.gh6 10. h:f8x
No. 132: https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17394133895.png
1.cd2 2.bc7 3.cd8 4.de7 5.h:g5 6.d:c5 7.a:c5 x

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A. Fomin , №133...

No. 133 : 1.hg7 2.gf2 3.gf8 4.f:h6 5.ef2 6.h:d2 x 1 hg7 2 gf2 3.gf8 4.f:h6 5.ef2 6.h:d2 x
An original mechanism with a twist. The finale is rare for a miniature. Score : 6.5 points
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№134 (9 points) : 1..bc7 2.ab6 3.ab2 4. cd8 5.d:b6:f2 6.gf2 7.bc3 9.c:g5 10.h:f8 fe5 12.fe7 ed4 13.df6 de3 14.hg7 ef2 15.fd8 16.d:e1 x №134: Interesting winning techniques are beautifully combined into a single combination mechanism, ending with a bright old motif. The assesment of the 19th All Soviet Union Competition of 1985 and the match of hero cities is preservedpreserved(9 points).
№135 1.gf4 2.f:b4 3.d:b4 4.fe3 5.ed2 6. gf2 7. h:b8 x
Masterful processing of the idea of ​​V. Abaulin and L. Shekhmeister - from an excellent arrangement of checkers with a bright move 2.f:b4! Punching of the d6-field, a sacrifice of the white king is added. All checkers participate in the game. and the best finale is in the asset. The assestment of the 19-th All-Soviet Union contest 7.5 points is preserved.

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№136 A. Fomin (9 points)

one of the most difficult problems of the championship, where the original mechanism of destroying the black king is shown in the main variant. The score of the 19th All Soviet Union contest of 9 points has been retained.
In reality , the average score of 9.5 points in the 19th All Soviet Union contest was lowered by its chief judge of A. Fedoruk - note by the author of the article.
№137 A. Fomin, 8 points
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1bc7 e1 2.ab6 3.ab8 4.b:g3 5.a:e7 6.h:d2' 7.cd2 8.gf2 9.h:f2 ab6 10.ab2 bc5 11.bc3 hg7 12.fe3/g3 x
"The complex idea is technically flawlessly executed. The blow 4.b:g3 is unique! Minor flaws, in particular the inequality of forces of the parties, are compensated by the scale of the work. The score of the contest Odessa 1985 8.5 points. has been preserved", - A. Vinderman
This score caused panic on the part of the chief judge of the 7th USSR championship A. Fedoruk, who reduced this score by half a point and gave a score of 8 points in the cchampionship's finale "round".-comment by author of this article .
№138 A. Fomin , 8 points

1 gh2 2.hg7 3.gf8 4 d:d8 b:b2 5.d:b6 a:c5 6.b:e3 f:d4 7.a:c7 b:d6 8.f:c5 9.a:c5 hg7 10.cd6 gf6 11.dc7 fe5 12.cd8 ed4 13.df6/a5 de3 14.fc3 - E. van Embden, 1785 ef2 15,cd4 fe1 A 16.df2 17.h:f4 x A 15...(fg1), 16.da7 hg3 17.h:f4 gh2 18.a7 x
The author has excellently reworked his composition from the 5th USSR Championship, 1983. The assessment of the 13th Moscow Championship, 1986 8 points has been preserved.
№139 A. Fomin, 7 points

1.hg3 2.gh2 3.gh4 4.hg3 a:c5 5.ef2 6.cb2 7.gf4 8.h:h8 9.hf6 10.h:b8 x
" A. Vinderman wrote: "The destruction of two black kings by the blow h6:b8 (even without sacrificing the white king) has probably not been achieved compositionally by anyone before.
The problem has predecessors В. Solny'kov and M. Ben. It's a pity that the initial arrangement is bad, and the assignment is a draw. The score is 7 points ".
№140 A. Fomin (draw) , 7 points
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1.bc7 2.cd8 3.db6 4 .fe3 5.c:g5 6.bc5 7.a:c3 8.bf2 9.h:h6 x
"The assestment of this problem from the Odessa-1984 contest has been retained".
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1.d8 > [I. Timkovsky,"Gudok",1927] 2. df6 g5 A 3.a1 e3 4.c3 f2 5.d4 x A(c1), d8, g3, e1 x
1.d8 b2 2.g7 3.df6 g5 A 4.a1 4.c3 etc. x-E. van Embden, 1785
A(c1), d8, g3, e1 x
1.gf4 bc5 2.d:b4 a:c3:3.ed8 etc. x
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14_th Moscow championship in drafts composition -1987
Yu. Cherniaev
bc3 e1, gf2, gf4 etc x
Score is 6 points

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