The solutions are not quite matchec: 1.Rc5 is an anticipatory selfpin, while 1.Ree3 is a simple block - in both cases, also with anticipatory line-opening for White, which dictates Black's choice of first move.
I would not use the term "dual avoidance" for this choice of moves, for the right choice doesn't depend on an extra effect produced by the play - it is simply that B1 must do TWO things, doing only one of them is not sufficient.
1. Sc5 Db2+ 2. Kd6 Ta6# 1. Te3 Dd1+ 2. Kf4 Ld6# Pinmates, no dual avoidance, like Kjell says, and I agree. Away is black Q and two pawns and also one white pawn.
2K5b75P23pkpp1R6qB72p1rPn11rQ W-Kc8,Qc1,Ra4,Ba3,p.f2,f6=6 B-Ke5,Qh4,Rb1,Re2,Ba7,Sg2,p.c2,d5,f5,g5=10 H#2 3 sol. 1. Bc5 Qb2 2. Kd6 Ra6# 1. Re4 Qd1 2. Kf4 Bd6# 1. Rb4 Qxc2 2. Kd4 Bb2# Спасибо за ваш труд коллеги, Если без анти-дуалев, Тогда так самый лучший вариант.Три мата с активными сама связками черных фигур.
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I would not use the term "dual avoidance" for this choice of moves, for the right choice doesn't depend on an extra effect produced by the play - it is simply that B1 must do TWO things, doing only one of them is not sufficient.
W: Kc8, Dc1, Ta4, La3, bf6 = 5.
B: Ke5, Tb1, Te2, Sg8, ba6,bc2,bd5,bf5,bg5 = 10.
H#2, 2 solutions
1. Sc5 Db2+ 2. Kd6 Ta6#
1. Te3 Dd1+ 2. Kf4 Ld6#
Pinmates, no dual avoidance, like Kjell says, and I agree.
Away is black Q and two pawns and also one white pawn.
W-Kc8,Qc1,Ra4,Ba3,p.f2,f6=6
B-Ke5,Qh4,Rb1,Re2,Ba7,Sg2,p.c2,d5,f5,g5=10
H#2 3 sol.
1. Bc5 Qb2 2. Kd6 Ra6#
1. Re4 Qd1 2. Kf4 Bd6#
1. Rb4 Qxc2 2. Kd4 Bb2#
Спасибо за ваш труд коллеги, Если без анти-дуалев, Тогда так самый лучший вариант.Три мата с активными сама связками черных фигур.
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