Drew Andreeko

[Drew Andreeko @DrewAndreeko]

@chess_feed Rd6 that is

[Drew Andreeko @DrewAndreeko]

@chess_feed Oops I see now. Ka5 Rd4 Ka4 Ra6#

[Drew Andreeko @DrewAndreeko]

@chess_feed Even if promoted P to R to avoid stalemate… it’s still draw after Ka5

[Drew Andreeko @DrewAndreeko]

@GMIgorSmirnov Not brilliant. Missed mate in 1 on H8.

[Drew Andreeko @DrewAndreeko]

@DWaibs @chess_feed Black R or QxNc5. Not #. This seems like a bogus puzzle. Mate in 2 not possible.

[Drew Andreeko @DrewAndreeko]

@CryftBolt @chess_feed Black Qc4 makes it more than mate in 2. I think this a bogus puzzle.

[Drew Andreeko @DrewAndreeko]

@broadwithp @chess_feed Thought the same thing but Black Q to D8+ makes it more than mate in 2. I think this is a bogus puzzle.

[Drew Andreeko @DrewAndreeko]

@FixTheNation @GMIgorSmirnov Right!

[Drew Andreeko @DrewAndreeko]

@Wisdom_HQ Each man and each wife could have children from a different partner. So the true answer is a range of 63 to 112.

[Drew Andreeko @DrewAndreeko]

@samuelw83343131 @MLB Exactly! Little leaguers know watching the defensive play slows u down

[Drew Andreeko @DrewAndreeko]

@DaleStarkA10 Oops didn’t see the front yard area in the post. That where the other 1.5 yards was used. Nice work!

[Drew Andreeko @DrewAndreeko]

@DaleStarkA10 If rebar spacing is 12” and 8” forms, then calculation is 8’x11’x0.67’=59cf. 59cf/27cf per cy=2.2cy. 3cy should have been plenty. U got jipped