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#224. White got a full point here with some adventures and pitfalls...

#222: I think this might be one of those fantastic miracle draws. 1. Kf4 White cannot stop the promotion. Instead he must play for his own. 1... e1=Q 2. Rxe1 Kxe1 3. g4 Now we are in a rook vs. pawn endgame. If we can keep the enemy king away from our pawn, we can force the rook to give itself up or give perpetual check! 3... Rd4+ 4. Kf5 Rd5+ 5. Kf4 Kf2 6. g5 Rc5 7. g6 Rc6 8. Kf5 (8. g7?? Rg6 and black wins!) 8... Rb6 9. g7 Rb8 10. Kf6 Ra8 11. Kf7 Rb8 12. g8=Q Rxg8 13. Kxg8. The other option was perpetual at any point, e.g. Rb7+ Rb8+ Rb7+ Rb6+... you get the picture.

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Shouldering! Draw!

#222

1.Kf4! Rd4+

2.Kf5! Rd5+

3.Kf4 e1Q

4.R:e1 K:e1

5.g4! Ke2

6.g5! Rd6

7.Kf5 Ke3

8. g6 Rd8

9.g7 Ra8

10.Kf6 Kf4

11.Kf7 Kf5

12.g8Q R:g8

13.K:g8, Draw

Lautier-Movsesian

Malme, 1999

#223

Where is Solution?

 I deemed it unnecessary as the technique is identical to #222.

Could you please post the solution to #224 though? I am intrigued. It looks pretty drawish, so I'd like to see how white forced it through.

#223

Only one first move black lead to Draw! All others lost!

 So, I wanna see it solution from our players!

#224

1.Kd4 Rc2

2.Ke5 Rd2

3.Kf6 R:d6

4.Rb3 h6

5.Rb5 Rd2

6.g4!! Kh7

7.g5 hg

8.fg e5

9. R:e5 f4

10.Re7+

1:0

Mate in 3

D.Evseev -A.Fominykh

1988

Show where black lost own chance!?

5... Ra6 looks like the best bet, but if you say it's a win for white, then I guess it is... just interested in this line, however.

#223: 1. g4! If this move isn't made the white king will reach the pawn in time. Other moves fail: 1. Kf5?? Kb5 2. Ra2 Rc5+ If the king runs to the 6th rank, Rc6+ followed by Ra6- if he runs to the fourth, Rc4+ followed by Ra4. The other try is an immediate Rxa7- 1. Rxa7 Rxa7 2. Kf5 Kd4 3. Kf4 Rg7 4. g4 Rf7+ 5. Kg3 Ke3 and it is an easy win for black from here.