Pawns to stay put (Posted on 2005-10-03)

	Submitted by Brian Smith
Rating: 3.8333 (6 votes)
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One shortest winning game for each of white and black are below: White Black 1. Ng1-f3 Nb8-c6 2. Nf3-g5 Nc6-d4 3. Ng5xf7 Nd4xe2 4. Nb1-a3 Ne2-c3 5. Qd1-h5 Nc3-b5 6. Nf7-d6++ 1. Nb1-c3 Ng8-h6 2. Nc3-d5 Nh6-g4 3. Nd5xe7 Ng4xf2 4. Ne7-d5 Qd8-h4 5. Nd5-c3 Nf2-d3++

	Subject	Author	Date
	re: I have 5 moves.	Hugo	2006-02-14 11:53:22
	I have 5 moves.	SeaCalMaster	2006-02-13 17:35:50
	re(2): How 'bout six moves...	Nosher	2005-10-04 23:33:21
	re: How 'bout six moves...	Nosher	2005-10-04 22:37:27
	How 'bout six moves...	Sing4TheDay	2005-10-04 14:17:38
	re: Dodgy answer..... dodgy it is	Ady TZIDON	2005-10-04 04:38:09
	Dodgy answer	Nosher	2005-10-04 03:36:14
	Same number of moves, different method	Nosher	2005-10-04 03:35:01
	I hope this is right	Nosher	2005-10-04 03:25:00
	re: No Subject	Ken Haley	2005-10-04 03:06:24
	No Subject	Cecilia	2005-10-04 02:11:55
	re(2): My first guess...though too far yet.	pcbouhid	2005-10-03 22:14:51
	re(2): My first guess...though too far yet.	pcbouhid	2005-10-03 22:12:43
	re: My first guess...though too far yet.	Ady TZIDON	2005-10-03 21:25:02
	My first guess...though too far yet.	pcbouhid	2005-10-03 20:38:01