Emergo Problem 10

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1. c45d6b4x
2. b53xbd4x
3. c3e5xd4f6x
4. eg5xf75x
5. f64xf53x
6. a12f35x
7. a2c6xf53x
8. c64xc53x
9. c42xc31x
10. g56c13x
11. c24xf35x
12. f46x Bold notation indicates the player had in fact a choice of moves. This is an idea of Ron Jacobsen who comments on Emergo in the letter below. I'm carefully considering his suggestions to fix white's first move advantage after the entering stage is over, and welcome any input on the subject.
Christiaan Freeling.


Dear Christiaan,

I appreciate the opportunity to contribute to your publications (be they electronic or otherwise) on the game of Emergo. This letter contains an example from actual play that might be instructive in your Emergo Tutor. It also led me to a composed problem that you might want to include either in the tutor, or on the Problem Page of your website.

But first I have a couple of comments and suggestions.

Sincerely, Ron Jacobsen
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