@Mollus you are good at creating stalemates. Can we collaborate ?
Very nice games @GM01 but I fear the requirements in the inital post can only be completely fulfilled by artificial positions.
@savagechess2k I like crazy positions but I'm not that much into the chess composition rules. I wouldn't win a beauty prize but maybe someone has fun modifying them into good problems.
@savagechess2k I like crazy positions but I'm not that much into the chess composition rules. I wouldn't win a beauty prize but maybe someone has fun modifying them into good problems.
Semi offtopic (no under promotion, but draw by stalemate) a joke problem I once created:
It proved to be surprisingly difficult, with even Stockfish needing quite some time to solve it even though it should only be a joke and not difficult.
But knowing that it's stalemate will make it rather easy anyway.
It proved to be surprisingly difficult, with even Stockfish needing quite some time to solve it even though it should only be a joke and not difficult.
But knowing that it's stalemate will make it rather easy anyway.
Probably pretty ugly composition but ... how to draw?
lichess.org/editor/1K6/PP6/1krp4/2b5/8/2r5/8/8_w_-_-
lichess.org/editor/1K6/PP6/1krp4/2b5/8/2r5/8/8_w_-_-
Here's a realistic endgame with drawing by underpromotion:
First stage :
Second stage :
First stage :
Second stage :
Hell yeah! Have you ever seen something like this? All 4 types of promotion are forced in exact that way!?
(Rusinek, 1978)
(Rusinek, 1978)
That is one genius puzzle! He knew people would ask for such a composition about 40 years before^^
Very nice @Sarg0n! I guess we have a winner, perfectly solving the initial question.
And well done Jan Rusinek! (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Rusinek)
And well done Jan Rusinek! (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Rusinek)
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