Here is Puzzle #5. Enjoy!

ANWSER to Puzzle #4: A! 1. Bc4! 1...d3 2. Kd6! 2...d2 3. Ke7 3...d1=Q 4. f8=Q+ 4...Kg6 (4...Kh7 5. Qf5+ Kh6 (5...Kg7 6. Qf6+ 6...Kh7 7. Kf8! +-) 6. Qf4+ 6...Kg6 7. Bf7+ 7...Kg7 (7...Kh7 8.Qf5+ 8...Kh8 9. Qf6+ with mate soon) 8. Qf6+ 8...Kh7 9. Qg6+ 9...Kh8 10. Qg8#) 5. Qf6+ 5...Kh5 (5...Kh7 6. Kf8! +-) 6. Qf5+ 6...Kh6 (6...Kh4 7. Qf2+ 7...Kg5 8. Be2 8...Qa1 9. Qg3+ 9...Kh6 10. Qh4+ 10...Kg7 11. Qg5+ with mate soon) 7. Qe6+ 7...Kg5 8. Qe3+ 8...Kh4 9. Qf2+ 9...Kg5 10. Be2 10...Qa1 11. Qg3+ 11...Kf5 (11...Kh6 12. Qh4+ 12...Kg6 13. Bd3+ with mate soon)  12. Bd3#

Puzzle: 

A) The black advantage is obvious. Black wins.

B) White can save himself from that hard situation. Draw.

Remember that you HAVE to give Analysis to prove your anwser!

you Analysis is wrong...I'm sorry, but what if, in your alternate line, black plays 3...exf2? then there is no way for the white king to stop both pawns...

I think 1.Bg3 d3 (looks critical) 2.Bxf2 d2 3.Be1! when 3...d1=Q is stalemate, so 3...d1=R but after 4.Ke2 I don't think Black can stop White taking the last pawn for a draw.

P.S When you notate, master, try to write like 1. Kh1 Kh8 2.Kg1 Kg7, rather than 1.Kh1 1...Kh8 2.Kg1 2...Kg8 as that's much more difficult to read.

Ithink thats marvellosity is right.

Hey!But that means i got  more than half the answer!

Nice puzzle anyways."Stalemate!" or "Impossible mate!",lol.

ok, I will try to write like that :)

how about:

1. Bg3  d3

2. Bxf2 d2

3. Be1 e2+

4. Kxe2 d1=Q+

5. Kxd1

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