14th TT CCM C 31.5.2004 - other judge's comments

IM03 (-/kc7, h#2), IM04 (ka3/kh5, h#2), IM05 (kc4/kg5, h#2), IM07 (kb6/kh8, h#2), IM14 (ka2/kd5, h#2), IM22 (kd8/kd4, h#2)

   very common, nothing special

   

IM06 (kh5/kd5, h#2)

   two diagonal-orthogonal mates in a Wenigsteiner but white King only serves to prevent a dual in solution

   

IM08 (kd6/ke1, h#2)

   weak black play, weak twinning even if mates are interesting

   

IM11 (kb3/kd4, h#2)

   presenting 6 solutions is ambitious but unfortunately I couldn't appreciate it because the solutions are not homogeneous and too many combinations of fairy pieces are used - many of them are useless in some solutions

IM12 (kb8/kf5, h#2)

   unthematical

   

IM13 (kc6/ke4, h#2), IM14 (ka2/kd5, h#2)

   the dual avoidance variations are not very convincing

   

IM15 (kf2/kf4, h#2)

   good construction, but I do not like the piece equihopper (my personal taste)

   

IM17 (kh2/kd3, h#2)

   white Queen plays the role of a Bishop in solutions; even if the wQ is needed to avoid cooks, it doesn't create a good impression in the diagonal-orthogonal echo

   

IM22 (kd8/kd4, h#2), IM36 (kg4/kg8, h#3), IM37 (kc1/kc4, h#3), IM39 (kh5/kd5, h#5,5), IM40 (kg7/kc3, h#6)

   solutions are insufficiently homogeneous

   

IM25 (kh3/kd4, h#2)

   (initial comment was cancelled as judge wrote that he had not find the optimal expression)

   

IM30 (kc6/kh5, h#2,5)

   miniature in which wK doesn't play any role in one of the solutions

   

IM31 (kh5/kc6, h#2,5)

   I do not like last moves (capture of a  discriminant pawn), but the problem is not bad

   

IM33 (kd4/kf8, h#3)

   too heavy position

   

IM35 (kf1/kh5, h#3)

   the twinning is too powerful (bK moved from a-file to h-file)

   

Michal Dragoun 2nd Comm 14th TT Chess Composition Microweb C 31.5.2004 No. IM26 version by judge Ion Murarasu	1.Bc6 b8S 2.Kxe4 Sxc6# 1.Rf7 h8S 2.Kxf4 Sxf7# 1.Qxe4 Bc6 2.Qxf4 cxb5# 1.Qxf4 Rf7 2.Qxe4 hxg7# Judge managed to save 3 units.
h#2 (11+8) Madrasi 4.1.1.1

Comments to Juraj Lörinc.
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