15-5h Moscow championship, 1988 , judges A.Fomin and A.Fedoruk(main Chief )
"Poproshaika writes "
I request that my composition be accepted as an exception, as the period for violating the regulations is only one week. ".Sergei Yushkevich, consultant for the "<Problems> -100" section, writes: "This is not an argument." The judges agreed with S. Yushkevich's opinion: the beggar's petition was denied, as he had no right to seek privileges compared to other championship participants.
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P.Shkludov :
15-th Moscow championship, 1988"
10 alternative solutions , for example 1.37-32:or 16-11 x
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P.Shkludov :
15-th Moscow championship, 1988"
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2-d USSR Trade union championship , 1989", 0 points
The problem has no solution
The beggar writes: "Please accept my problem as an exception, as the publication deadlines are only one week apart." Meanwhile, the beggar attempted to deceive the judges by submitting a composition им which has no solution .
1.ed4 c:a3 = , but not 1...( c:c1)? As the weakling and swindler points out!
Shkludov P.
1.e3-d4 c5xc1 ? [ (1...c5xa3 ! 2.d4-c5 d6xb4 3.a5xa1 c7-b6 4.d2-c3 b6-a5 5.c3-d4 e7-d6 6.e5xc7 d8xb6 7.d4-e5 f8-e7 ?( 7...a3-b2 8.a1xc3 f8-e7 9.f6xd8 h8xb2= ) 8.f6xd8 h8xd4 9.a1-b2 a3xc1 10.g5-f6 c1xe7 11.d8xb2 x ]
2.a5-b6 c7xc3 3.e5xc7 d8xb6 4.f6xe1 h8xh4 5.g1-f2[ 5.g1-h2 x ]
5...c1xg5 6.f2-g3 h4xf2 7.e1xa1 x
A year earlier, the Swindler managed to deceive the judges of the 1988 Odessa Competition, who overlooked the insolvability of his weakling and rogue position, as he had received a master's mark for his defective piece.
The Swindler's attempt to deceive the judges failed a second time. Judges A. Nagumanov and A. Fomin refused to consider the Swindler's humiliating request.
P.S.:
This article once again demonstrates how dangerous it was to trust the Beggar.
The Khrushchev-faced clown transformed from a beggar into a dangerous checkers criminal, ruining relations between checkers composers around the world.
Ps: The activities of the international draughts criminal led to the liquidation of the FMJD commission CPI FMJD on draughts composition , and the corresponding decision was made in october of 2017 at the General Assembly of the FMJD by a majority of votes of the members of the international FMJD federation.
