Mutual interference

Two or more pieces interfere with each other on same or different square(s) either in parallel phases or consecutively.

Special types of mutual interference:

Garai, Toma

Springaren, 1982

Example: Mutual interference
h#2 2.1... (5+8)

1.Be3 Bh5 2.Rg6 Bf3#
1.Rf2 Bc3 2.Be4 Se3#

View in Helpmate Analyzer

FEN: 3nB3/K6b/2R1r3/n2k4/3B4/q7/2N1r3/6b1

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