Feldmann 1 theme

Feldmann 1 theme

Reciprocal mates (or continuations) after two random and correction move pairs in a single phase. Thematic pairs of variations may be made by two different units, or by a single line-mover along two different lines.
It is otherwise known as the reciprocal black correction theme.

cyclic Feldmann 1 theme

Cyclic mates ( or continuations) after random and correction moves of three black units in a single phase.

white Feldmann 1 theme

Reciprocal refutations after random and correction moves of two white pieces.

cyclic white Feldmann 1 theme

Cyclic refutations after random and correction moves of three (or more) white pieces.

Szwedowski, Leopold
The Problemist, 1970-71
FIDE Album 1971-73
3rd Prize

mate in 2 moves
b) Ba8->a2

FEN: B2B2q1/b2p4/1p2n1R1/Npkp1N1Q/4n2R/P1p1p3/8/K6b

Tura Waldemar – Polski Związek Szachowy – 2019 – selfmates 2

Tura, Waldemar
Polski Związek Szachowy, 2019
2nd Prize

selfmate in 2 moves

FEN: 4b3/p2Nrp2/Bp2kp1R/pK6/p1P1Pp2/Q3NP2/8/8

Polish Championship 2021 – results

On August 21-22, 2021, another international Polish championship in solving was played at the Mariott airport hotel in Warsaw. The competition was held in the WCSC system. The players had 18 problems to solve, for which it was possible to score a maximum of 90 points.

The competition was led by the international judge Andrey Selivanov from Russia.
The first place and the title of the Polish champion was won by grandmaster Piotr Murdzia, who was ahead of the international champion Vidmantas Satkus and grandmaster Martynas Limontas (both Lithuania).
The silver medal of the Polish championship was won by grandmaster Piotr Górski, and the bronze medal by Jakub Marciniszyn.
In the junior category, the first place was taken by Jonasz Baum, and the second by Michał Koziorowicz.
The only senior (over 60) was Krzysztof Spičak.

international chess solving championship - Warsaw 2021 - participants

Standing in the first row from the left: Stefan Parzuch, Jan Rusinek, Piotr Górski and Bogusz Piliczewski.
In the second row from the left: Vidmantas Satkus, Stasys Steponavicius, Jakub Marciniszyn, Krzysztof Spičak, Marcel Kanarek and Piotr Murdzia.
In the third row from the left: Andrey Selivanov, Dmitrijus Chocenka, Ryszard Królikowski, Martynas Limontas, Michał Koziorowicz and Jonasz Baum.
Source: Piotr Górski

international chess solving championship - Warsaw 2021 - open

Standing from the left: Vidmantas Satkus, Piotr Murdzia and Martynas Limontas.
Source: Piotr Górski

international chess solving championship - Warsaw 2021 - Polish medalists

Standing from the left: Piotr Górski, Piotr Murdzia and Jakub Marciniszyn.
Source: Piotr Górski

Place Title First and last name Cat. Country Rating Total
points min.
1 GM Piotr Murdzia POL 2661 79,75 329
2 IM Vidmantas Satkus LTU 2462 72 354
3 GM Martynas Limontas LTU 2497 69,25 344
4 GM Piotr Górski POL 2480 64,5 349
5 Jakub Marciniszyn POL 2305 61 360
6 Marcel Kanarek POL 58,5 358
7 Jonasz Baum jun. POL 2212 55 360
8 Stasys Steponavicius LTU 2172 54,45 350
9 Dmitrijus Chocenka LTU 2179 53,5 357
10 IM Bogusz Piliczewski POL 2192 51,25 360
11 Michał Koziorowicz jun. POL 41 360
12 Krzysztof Spičak sen. POL 1620 7,5 360


The detailed results of the Polish solving championship in 2021.

Polish Championship 2020 – results

In 2020, the Polish solving championship was played on January, 11-12 in Brok.
There were 18 problems to solve. Andrey Selivanov (RUS) was the judge of the tournament.

Place Title First and last name Cat. Country Rating Total
points min.
1 GM Murdzia, Piotr POL 2685 75 302
2 IM Popov, Aleksey jun. RUS 2531 72,5 308
3 GM Piorun, Kacper POL 2639 71,9 324
4 IM Satkus, Vidmantas LTU 2447 68,2 312
5 GM Górski, Piotr POL 2463 66,5 323
6 FM Moiseev, Danila jun. RUS 2402 65,5 350
7 GM Limontas, Martynas LTU 2483 64,7 340
8 Baum, Jonasz jun. POL 2199 57 360
9 IM Piliczewski, Bogusz POL 2169 54 360
10 Królikowski, Ryszard POL 2187 48,7 331
11 IM Kopyl, Valery sen. UKR 2239 46,5 341
12 Chervonenkis, Boris jun. RUS 2025 36,5 360
13 Satkus, Vilimantas sen. LTU 1991 36 360
14 Luch, Michal POL 2039 25 355
15 Spičak, Krzysztof sen. POL 1612 9 360
16 Ponikowski, Przemysław POL 8 360


The detailed results of the Polish solving championship in 2020.

Polish Championship 2019 – results

In 2019, the Polish solving championship was played on February, 9-10 in Wrocław.
There were 18 problems to solve. Marek Ścisły was the judge of the tournament.

Place Title First and last name Cat. Country Rating Total
points min.
1 GM Piotr Murdzia POL 2682 87,5 331
2 GM Kacper Piorun POL 2638 80,75 332
3 IM Piotr Górski POL 2475 70 358
4 GM Martynas Limontas LTU 2447 65,5 360
5 Dmitrijus Chocenka LTU 2228 55 354
6 Ryszard Królikowski POL 2192 52,5 355
7 Michał Luch POL 1942 46,75 357
8 Paweł Stawarz POL 2109 36 330
9 Rafał Guzewicz POL 2028 31,25 360
10 Władysław Obierak sen. POL 28,25 336
11 Paweł Korolewicz jun. POL 1783 16,5 360
12 Piotr Kejna jun. POL 15,5 360
13 Magdalena Pawicka jun. POL 15 360
14 Krzysztof Spicak sen. POL 1644 12,25 344
15 Paweł Łaszewicz sen. POL 9,5 350
16 Michał Łabuda POL 9 358
17 Bogdan Stawarz sen. POL 1664 7,75 360
18 Wojciech Nagły jun. POL 3 332


The detailed results of the Polish solving championship in 2019.

Jasik Andrzej – Polski Związek Szachowy – 2019 – studies

Jasik, Andrzej
Polski Związek Szachowy, 2019
2nd Prize

win

FEN: 2n1B2K/8/5k1P/R7/5P1P/1p3p2/1b1B4/3b4

Polish Championship 2018 – results

In 2018, the Polish solving championship was played on January, 20-21 in Wrocław.
There were 18 problems to solve. Wojciech Somerski was the judge of the tournament.

Place Title First and last name Cat. Country Rating Total
points min.
1 GM Piotr Murdzia POL 2678 79,5 355
2 GM Kacper Piorun POL 2672 73,75 348
3 IM Piotr Górski POL 2438 65,75 360
4 GM Aleksander Miśta POL 2569 63 350
5 IM Aleksandr Bulavka BLR 2495 54,75 359
6 Mikalai Sihnevich BLR 2146 48,25 346
7 Tomasz Warakomski POL 44,75 355
8 Paweł Stawarz POL 2093 42,25 343
9 Ryszard Królikowski POL 2189 37,25 360
10 Piotr Kejna jun. POL 8,25 331
11 Bogdan Stawarz sen. POL 1646 8 360
12 Michał Kubica jun. POL 6 355
13 Krzysztof Spicak sen. POL 1634 2 349


The detailed results of the Polish solving championship in 2018.

Drążkowski Krzysztof – StrateGems – 2018 – helpmates

Drążkowski, Krzysztof
StrateGems, 2017
4th honourable mention

helpmate in 5 moves
b) -Rd6

FEN: 6n1/3p4/3rp3/5k2/5b2/8/4P3/6K1

Polish Championship 2017 – results

In 2017, the Polish solving championship was played on March, 4-5 in Warsaw.
There were 18 problems to solve. Wojciech Somerski was the judge of the tournament.

Place Title First and last name Cat. Country Rating Total
points min.
1 GM Aleksander Miśta POL 2553 71 327
2 GM Piotr Murdzia POL 2704 60 357
3 GM Kacper Piorun POL 2686 57,5 360
4 IM Piotr Górski POL 2438 56 354
5 GM Martynas Limontas LTU 2548 56 360
6 IM Aleksandr Bulavka BLR 2395 45 358
7 Jakub Marciniszyn jun. POL 2277 41 360
8 IM Vidmantas Satkus LTU 2509 37,5 360
9 Vilimantas Satkus sen. LTU 2068 35 357
10 Paweł Stawarz POL 2089 32,5 340
11 Damian Śliwicki jun. POL 19 357
12 Paweł Korolewicz jun. POL 14 360
13 Krzysztof Spicak sen. POL 1602 10 360


The detailed results of the Polish solving championship in 2017.