Just finished creating this. See if you can figure it out. It's more of an exercise than a study, but still fun to figure out nonetheless.
en.lichess.org/study/C1Dqcz3N
en.lichess.org/study/C1Dqcz3N
Also, for those that have chat turned off, here is what is says:
Black just played ...a3. White to move. Answer this:
How many moves does white have that are checkmate in one?
Now, once you are finished with that, come up with this: how many moves does white have that lead to stalemate?
Black just played ...a3. White to move. Answer this:
How many moves does white have that are checkmate in one?
Now, once you are finished with that, come up with this: how many moves does white have that lead to stalemate?
28 and one I think.
black played a4 I guess, nice study thank u.
black played a4 I guess, nice study thank u.
i count 22 mate
stalemate: 1, Ra5
stalemate: 1, Ra5
White has 30 mates and 44 stalemates after ...a3, and 3 moves which are neither. Need to be systematic about this one.
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