A. Fomin, №70 (4)
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17283136633.png
In case of removing the checkers a7, h2 h4, h6, h8 from the board, a full-fledged etude will appear on the board.
.....................S.Pupkin...................
There was published before :
viewtopic.php?f=33&t=8464&start=30#p132971
Re: Compositions at 64-cell board
Post by FOMIN » Mon Dec 05, 2022 16:56
D.Kamchitsky
Arranged by A.Fomin....V.Boichuk,1977..
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ef8, bc5, g1 etc x -V. Boichuk,"Shashki-3-1977 ".
V. Boichuk : c5-g1 (ab4), ed2 (ef4), ab8(ba3), b:g3(h:f4), gh2 (fe3), d:f4 (hg5), f:h6 (ab2), he5(bc1), ef4(e:g5), h6:f4 x
D. Kamchitsky (Mogilev)
h6(gf6)g5,g7(f6)e5,d4(d6 A)c5,e3,a5X
A(cb6)c5,e3,e5(b6 B)f6(c5)g7(d4)h8(e3)c3(f2)d4(e1 CD)f2,f4X
B(g3)f4(b6)f6(c5)g7(d4)h8X
C(g1)a7(g3)f4(h2)b8X
D(g3)g1X.
Compositions at 64-cell board
Re: Compositions at 64-cell board
..V.ibn Aleshin - S.Hottabychev....
......D.kamchitsky (Mogilev) .........
..................A.Fomin................. .........A.Fomin .......
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..................A.Fomin................. .........A.Fomin .......
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Re: Compositions at 64-cell board
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1.hg7 2.ab4 3.gf8 4.f:b4 (ab4) 5.c:a3 (gf2 ) 6.hg3 (fh4) 7.ad6 (ba7) 8.ac7 x
1.hg7 2.cd2 3.h8 4.a5 5 . a5:f4:b6 6.f4(cd4) 7.ab2 x
1.bc7(b:b4) 2.b8! 3.hg3 4.bh6 (bc3) 5.hg7 (ab2) 6.c:a3:(cd2) 7.gc3 8.a:c5 (ef6) 9.cd6 (fg5) 10.dc7(gf4) - P. Manoury,1750 11.cb8 (fe3) 12.gf2 13.ba7 x
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1.ba3, ab4, f8, c5 (b4), a3, c5 (e1), f2, f4 x
1.gf6, cd6, f6 (e5), d4, f6 (a1), h8 x
ba3, ab4, f8, c5 b4, a3 f2, c5, e1, f2, f4 x
1.dc3 2.f8 3.c7 4.e5 ! 5.g7 (e5) A 6.f8 (d4) 7.b4(e3) 8.e1 (g7) 9.g5 (h6) 10.f6 x A (g5), f6 x
There was known before:
V. Iacheikin: ( "64" , №27 , 1975 )
ab6 c:a5 2.dc7 b:b4 3.bc3 b:d2 4.c:e7 f:d6 5.h:c5 ab4 6.c:a5 gf2 7.ac5 -etc. x - E. van Embden, 1787 .
https://minietiud.forum2x2.ru/t1027p175-topic#57840
Re: чебурашки, Post by AFM ,Th. , July , of 6 , 2017 7:27 am
......A. Fomin..... b2, c3, b8, c7, e7,c5 b4,a3 f2,c5 e2 , f2, f4 x
F. Bakhtiozin, 1984 , arranged by A. Fomin
I bc7 e7 , b8, bf4 , h:a5 de3, ad8 cd2, gf2 ,c:e3, d:b6,a:e3 x I 1.fg7 ? cb2! 2.f6 de7 3.f;d8 ef2 4.g:e3 d:f2 5.d4 a1 6.c5 a:h8 =
There was known before :F. Bakhtiozin : 4th Azerbaijan Championship on drafts composition-64, 1984
1.b8 2.bc7 3.gf4 x
The author's complex and interesting intent is somewhat spoiled by the obvious first move by the king.
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.....S.Pupkin......
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17293999176.png
...arranged by A. Fomin ...
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17294427291.png
ab4, g7, f6 cd6 A ,h8,b8,fe3, gf2,ba7 x A (fg3), h8, b8, e3,a7 x
.......V.Slastin ,1970.......
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17294463098.png
S.Pupkin
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17295092766.png
...... S. Pupkin.......
If the b8 checker is moved to the h4 cell, V. Yacheykin's problem will appear on the board.
....................A.Fomin......................
1.h6 2.b2 3.e5 4.hg7 cd6 A, b 5.gh8 6.h:b8 - П. Манури, 1750 год (fe3) 7.gf2 8.ba7 x A 4...(fg3), 5.gh8 6.h:b8 7.g:e3 8.ba7 x
Re: Compositions at 64-cell board
P. Shkludov wrote: Coincides with the problem of Mr. E. Zubov from the "Teacher's Newspaper", Moscow, 1976.
This position was also published by N. P. Toropov in the newspaper "Soviet Belarus", 1980
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.......A.Fomin.......
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17299623003.png
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After this publication, about two hours later, P. Shkludov responded to it
the fragment of these compositions has a side solution (please ,see below) 1.gf4 e:g3 2.ab8 gh2 [(gf4) 3.gh2 etc. x) ]2.ab8 gh2 3.fg3 hf4 4.b:h2 x
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There was known before :
viewtopic.php?f=60&t=3840&start=255#p128323
Re: Praktische taktik
Post by FOMIN » Sat Jan 18, 2020 08:03
........................A.Fomin............................https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17294060466.png
This position recieved 5,5 points in the 4-th Azerbaidjan championship, 1984 on drafts composition.
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1.gf6, cd6, f6 (e5), d4, f6 (a1), h8 x
1..de7 2.hg3 3.gf4 4.h:d8 (de5) 5.bc7 6.da5 (bc3) 7.a:d2 (dc3) 8.g5/h6 (cb2) A 9.gf6 (ab2) 10.c:a3 (cd2) 11.fc3 (d:b4) 12.a:e7 x
A 8...(cb4) 9.gd2 (b4) 10.d:a5 (de3) 11.ae1 x
************************** Piryutkin Valery Vitalievitch :
Contest "Odessa-1978 ", 1-st Russian championship on drafts composition -64 ,1980 (7,5 points)
1.cd2 (c1) 2.ab6 3.ba5 4.dc5 5.a:c5 6.bc7 7.a:g7 8.h:d8 x
This is the best work of a talented composer who passed away so early.
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S. Pupkin
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17305017715.png
ba3, ab4 , fg3, c5 e7, f:d8 bc7, b6, cd2 hg7, de3 hg5, ef2 gf6, fg3 fe5, cd6 gh4, b8 d4 , b:f4 c3, c1 x
Re: Compositions at 64-cell board
position for the contest of solutions .[/size]
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17305555141.png
Legality: с7(b6)
S.Pupkin-S.Khottabychev (fragment from the practical game )
fe3! gh4 , hg7, h8 e3, dc3! d2, he5, e:e1 x No.1244 A. Fomin
cb6, b:g5 , fg3, ,bc3,c:c5 b4, g7, h8 c5, c3 b2, b4, c3 x
A.Chernopishuk , 7-th Moscow championship on drafts composition,1980 (6 points)
cb4 c1, gf2, a5, b6, fg3 , c7 ed6, e5 fe7, hg3 f6, g7, f4 ab4, ab2 ba3, bc3 x
D. Soloviev and Coach
There is a distant predecessor : I. Morozov ("Shashki ",No.12-1972 , Contest " Odessa-1978").
fg3! , dc3, c:e7,hg3, h:d6 (fg5), dc7 (gf4)-P.Manoury ,1750 cb8 (fe3), gf2 ! ,ba7 x Copy: P. Radlovsky, "Shashki " , No.1 , 1989.
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V. Soln"ykov (a3> f8 : "Shashki ", No. 4-1963, p. 38, d. No.148 ) , correction by A. Fomin
ef4 , g:e3 , gh2, hg3 , ef2 , gf4 , h:h8 , h8:c1 x
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17305555141.png
Legality: с7(b6)
S.Pupkin-S.Khottabychev (fragment from the practical game )
fe3! gh4 , hg7, h8 e3, dc3! d2, he5, e:e1 x No.1244 A. Fomin
cb6, b:g5 , fg3, ,bc3,c:c5 b4, g7, h8 c5, c3 b2, b4, c3 x
A.Chernopishuk , 7-th Moscow championship on drafts composition,1980 (6 points)
cb4 c1, gf2, a5, b6, fg3 , c7 ed6, e5 fe7, hg3 f6, g7, f4 ab4, ab2 ba3, bc3 x
D. Soloviev and Coach
A. Fomin
bc5, ab4, g3, b8 (c7), g7, cd6 etc. x
There is a distant predecessor : I. Morozov ("Shashki ",No.12-1972 , Contest " Odessa-1978").
fg3! , dc3, c:e7,hg3, h:d6 (fg5), dc7 (gf4)-P.Manoury ,1750 cb8 (fe3), gf2 ! ,ba7 x Copy: P. Radlovsky, "Shashki " , No.1 , 1989.
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V. Soln"ykov (a3> f8 : "Shashki ", No. 4-1963, p. 38, d. No.148 ) , correction by A. Fomin
ef4 , g:e3 , gh2, hg3 , ef2 , gf4 , h:h8 , h8:c1 x
Re: Compositions at 64-cell board
There is a distant predecessor :I.Morozov ("Shashki"-12-1972)
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17299623003.png
bc5, ab4, g3, b8 (c7),g7,cd6 etc. x -P. Manoury, 1750.
fg3! , dc3, c:e7,hg3, h:d6 (fg5), dc7 (gf4)-P.Manoury ,1750 cb8 (fe3), gf2 ! ,ba7 x
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.......................S. Pupkin.....................
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D.No 1 :dc5, dc3, d8, h8 (e3), c3 (f2) - [ E. van Embden,1787 ] d4 (e1) A , f2, f4 x A (g1), a7 (g3), f4(h2), a7 x
D. No. 2 : f6, f8 (b2/d2) , d6, g5/e1 , f4 x
There was published before : S.Yushkevitch, "Gudok", June ,of 18 ,1981
1.dc5 2.dc3 3.ed8 4.d:e5 5.h:f4 hg3 6.fg5 7.f4 x
https://minietiud.forum2x2.ru/t1471p150-topic#68214
d8, c1, g5, g1 x
https://minietiud.forum2x2.ru/t1471p150-topic#68077
d8, b6, h8, f6, a7 x
A.Nickolaev ,"Checkers World ",No.1 ,1998 ******************** Copy : " A. Bakumetc": "shashechnoe obozrenie " ,No 1 ,1997
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.......................S.Pupkin...................
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1.cb4 e5 2.b8 3.g5 4.g3 5.c1 x
1.cb4 e5 2.f8 3.g5 4.c1 cd6 5.gf2 dc5 6.fe3 cb4:7.ed4 x
S. Pupkin
ab2 , fe3' d:f2 /f4, bc5 b6/b4, a:g3 :h:f2 A, gh8, h:g1 x A (h:f4) , gh8, h:h2 x
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Ju. Cherniaev , 1999
a3 (bc5 ), b6 (de7) , c5 (ed6), c:e7(f:h2), fg3 (f2) A, cd8, d:g1 x A (f4), b8, h2 x
Re: Compositions at 64-cell board
bc5, ae5 (fe7), ef6, gf4, h:f6 etc x - M. Poliak , 1937
V. Stepanov, processing by V. Svizinsky
There was known before:
A. Fomin, "Evening Moscow" , March, of 30, 1976.
fe7 c3, ab4, f2 cb2, fe3, ec1 a1, cb2, e:c3 x
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S. Pupkin -S. Khottabychev
1.hg7 de3 2.gf8 c1 3.h6 4.b8 g3 5.a7 gf2 6.a:d4 fe1 7.dc3 8.a:c5 x
S. Perepelkin, 9-th Moscow championship, 1982:
Re: Compositions at 64-cell board
A.Fomin
e7 (f6) A, d6, g3(hd4), e3,g3 , c3,e7, a7 (g7) Vp1, ad4(d6), h8;(c5), , hc3 (ab2), cb4, c3 x
Vp1 (d6), ac5 (hg7), h8 (c5), c3:(ab2), b4, c3 x A 1...(f4), 2.g5/f8, f8, g3, de7, c7 , g7 (c5), bc3 x
reminds the composition of F. Bakhtiozin from "64", No. 16, 1975 :
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17326241214.png
There was also known before :
( information from A. Polevoy)
Improvement by A. Fomin №681(1): h2>g3 , f2>g1 Solution:1.gf2! (gh2) 2.ab6 etc. x
1.gf2 gh2 2. ab6 3.de3 4.fe3 5.e:g3 6.bc3 7.ce7 8.hc5 ef4 9.bf2x(the diagram was created in febr., of 28 , 2021 )
There was published in 2021 : №681(2)
https://minietiud.forum2x2.ru/t1408p125-topic#72341
Re: ИнТер...
Post by Fomin ,Sat. , May , of 01, 2021 3:46 pm
Post by FOMIN » Sat Jul 04, 2020 23:38
[the introduction moves 1.de3 2.h:h2 was proposed by Dmitry Kamchitsky (Mogilev)]
1.de3 f:d2 2.h:h2 dc1 3.cd4 c:a3 4. hg5 f:h4 5.de5 d:f4 6.ba5 a:d6 7.fg3 h:f2 8.e:c7 d:b6 9.a:c7 ed6 10.c:e5 fe7 11.hg3 hg7 12.gh4 ef6 13.ed6 gf6 14.fg5 fe5 15.gf6 e:g7 16.hg5 gh6 17.gf6 hg5 18.f:h4 x
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The author of the idea is M. M. Mikhnev: «Shashki», №10 , 1975
1.cd4 dc1? (1... hg3!! =) 2.ab2/de5 c:a3 3.de5 4.ba3 etc. x **********************************
S. Khottabychev - N. N. (fragment from a practical game )
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17331282852.png
g7(f4), g3, e3, f8(e3), c3, e1(d6), ab4(f2 A), c7, c5, b2+
A(a7), b2(b6), a5(bc5), h4(e5), e1(f4), bc3(b4), d4, c3(e3), d4(f2), g3/h4, e1+
A combinational approach to this endgame is possible.
...S. Pupkin...
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17331980483.png
ab6, gh8, h:e1 (cd6), ab4 (ef2), e:c7 , bc5, ab2 (ba3), bc3 x
e7 (f6) A, d6, g3(hd4), e3,g3 , c3,e7, a7 (g7) Vp1, ad4(d6), h8;(c5), , hc3 (ab2), cb4, c3 x
Vp1 (d6), ac5 (hg7), h8 (c5), c3:(ab2), b4, c3 x A 1...(f4), 2.g5/f8, f8, g3, de7, c7 , g7 (c5), bc3 x
reminds the composition of F. Bakhtiozin from "64", No. 16, 1975 :
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17326241214.png
There was also known before :
( information from A. Polevoy)
Improvement by A. Fomin №681(1): h2>g3 , f2>g1 Solution:1.gf2! (gh2) 2.ab6 etc. x
1.gf2 gh2 2. ab6 3.de3 4.fe3 5.e:g3 6.bc3 7.ce7 8.hc5 ef4 9.bf2x(the diagram was created in febr., of 28 , 2021 )
There was published in 2021 : №681(2)
https://minietiud.forum2x2.ru/t1408p125-topic#72341
Re: ИнТер...
Post by Fomin ,Sat. , May , of 01, 2021 3:46 pm
There was published later : https://damforum.nl/bb3/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=3840&start=270#p129036A.Chernopishuk , 7-th Moscow championship on drafts composition,1980 (6 points)
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17309534549.png
cb4 c1, gf2, a5, b6, fg3 , c7 ed6, e5 fe7, hg3 f6, g7, f4 ab4, ab2 ba3, bc3 [/size]
Post by FOMIN » Sat Jul 04, 2020 23:38
[the introduction moves 1.de3 2.h:h2 was proposed by Dmitry Kamchitsky (Mogilev)]
1.de3 f:d2 2.h:h2 dc1 3.cd4 c:a3 4. hg5 f:h4 5.de5 d:f4 6.ba5 a:d6 7.fg3 h:f2 8.e:c7 d:b6 9.a:c7 ed6 10.c:e5 fe7 11.hg3 hg7 12.gh4 ef6 13.ed6 gf6 14.fg5 fe5 15.gf6 e:g7 16.hg5 gh6 17.gf6 hg5 18.f:h4 x
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The author of the idea is M. M. Mikhnev: «Shashki», №10 , 1975
1.cd4 dc1? (1... hg3!! =) 2.ab2/de5 c:a3 3.de5 4.ba3 etc. x **********************************
S. Khottabychev - N. N. (fragment from a practical game )
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17331282852.png
g7(f4), g3, e3, f8(e3), c3, e1(d6), ab4(f2 A), c7, c5, b2+
A(a7), b2(b6), a5(bc5), h4(e5), e1(f4), bc3(b4), d4, c3(e3), d4(f2), g3/h4, e1+
A combinational approach to this endgame is possible.
...S. Pupkin...
https://fmjd.org/dias2/save/17331980483.png
ab6, gh8, h:e1 (cd6), ab4 (ef2), e:c7 , bc5, ab2 (ba3), bc3 x