The editors received the following correspondence from Doron Singer:
Your example claims Bxc1 wins. It, in fact, loses, which goes to show
suicide chess is deeper than what most people give it credit for.
Black's win is as follows:
1. Bxc1 g5
2. Bxg5 a6
3. Bxe7 axb5
now:
4. Bxf8 Nc6
5. Bxb5 Nd7
6. Bxd7 Ra3
7. Bxa3 b4
8. Bxb4
0-1
or:
5. Bxc5 Ra3
if:
6. Bxf8 Nd7 and so on
and if:
6. Bxa3 Nc6 and so on.
Doron.