timschochet
Footballguy
OK Wilk is this the move?I think i got it...bd4 f3.
He cant take it or think we get our f pawn home.
OK Wilk is this the move?I think i got it...bd4 f3.
He cant take it or think we get our f pawn home.
If f3 d1=Q Bxd1 Bxe3I think i got it...bd4 f3.
He cant take it or think we get our f pawn home.
Argh. You are right.If f3 d1=Q Bxd1 Bxe3
I don't think that works. I think your earlier plan of e2 is better.
I wrote that wrong again.If f3 d1=Q Bxd1 Bxe3
I don't think that works. I think your earlier plan of e2 is better.
You mean e2 Bf2 e1=Q Bxe1 correct?Or you know what? We can make this simpler:
e2 Bf2 e1=Q Rxe1
Now White can't play d8=Q because Bxd8 Rxf4 Bc7. So after Kg2 Rd1,
We capture the d pawn next
I think this is it.
Yes Bxe1 Rxe1You mean e2 Bf2 e1=Q Bxe1 correct?
I Think you are right Tim, after Rxe1, he can't d8 per your above. What else could he do?
I'm a total amateur, but Tim, after e2 Bf2 Bxe1 Rxe1, we see he cannot play d8=Q, what if he plays Rxf6?Yes Bxe1 Rxe1
and its winning. We win his bishop, protect our last pawn with our bishop, capture his d pawn in a few moves and get our king into play.
I say we play e2. Any objections?
You mean Rxf4, right? Taking the pawn?I'm a total amateur, but Tim, after e2 Bf2 Bxe1 Rxe1, we see he cannot play d8=Q, what if he plays Rxf6?
Yes, Rxf4You mean Rxf4, right? Taking the pawn?
We recapture with check: Bxf4+ which allows us to cover the d pawn, and we win.
Can somebody who knows how please link or post the position so everyone can see?
Well w might have to go back to this. More complicated.e2 Bf2 Rxd7 Re4 f3 Kg3 Rf7
then what? White tries to maneuver and we move our king up.
You lost me here. The black rook will already be on e1 after "Rxe1."And I see a flaw. ####.
e1=Q Bxe1 Rxe1 Kh3 Re1 Kg4 Bh6 Kh5
e1 doesn't work unless we can solve this.
Thanks, was about to post the same thing.You lost me here. The black rook will already be on e1 after "Rxe1."
Sorry Rd1- forced so that we can capture his d pawn before it queens.You lost me here. The black rook will already be on e1 after "Rxe1."
I think this is correct. Go up the two pawns, free up our bishop and rook from protecting d8, and then try to get our king up involved. He can still draw, i think, but he cant make a mistake.Nope it's no good. Kh3 is his way out.
We're going to have to play Rxd7. I still think we're winning here but it's going to be more complicated.
Any objections to Rxd7?
Unfortunately I think he can still draw too. Re4 looks like the best move for him.I think this is correct. Go up the two pawns, free up our bishop and rook from protecting d8, and then try to get our king up involved. He can still draw, i think, but he cant make a mistake.
Correction, no it doesn't, because after Bb6, Rb4Rxd2 Re4 f6 Kg3 Rd3 Kg4 Bd8 Rf5 Bb6 Bb8 f7
This works.
Push him back? Rg7+ Kg2 re7 maybe?Kaspy plays Kh3
He writes "Free at last! It's been 30moves or so but my king finally made it back to the 3rd rank."
Of course.If he can give up his bishop for the two pawns, it's a draw.
Continuing Kf5 Be1 f3How about this:
Re3+ Kg4 Rg3+