Reply for Peter Vafeades.(chess solvability)

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From: Bill Taylor
Date: Fri, 02 Oct 1992 00:56

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Peter Vafeades; couldn't email you, it bounced.

If anyone else can help, please do !

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>At an international tournament some Greek players showed this game of anti-chess
>to some Russians.  We found out months later that "anti-chess" had been solved:
>white moves first, black always wins!

I am very interested in this game. Can you supply me with an outline of the
"black-wins" procedure, or a reference as to where I might find it?

I would be very grateful.

Hoping you can help me,  regards,  Bill Taylor.     wft@math.canterbury.ac.nz

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