Puzzle_V#3
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Professor_V wrote:
Nd3, Bg7 and it's a draw
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Ne6 really a good try but black can play Bd2 and the plan is simple which is bishop wants to sit on h3 now even let's say
Ne6, Bd2.....Nf8, Kg7.....Ne6, Kh7 aise to perpectual ho jyga
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Nh5 is wrong in the same manner explained by krishna
Nh5, Kg6.....Ke8, Bb4 and it's over now you can't promote
nai bhai ne6 bd2
then ke8 ab toh bhai black kuch bi krle promotion nai ruk payga
bhai maine kaha Ne6 Bd2, not Bb2
Just an example for better explaination
mera solution theek hena?
OK, so the first thing you should know is how can pawn will be able to promote safety in such cases.
In order to promote the pawn in such cases you are thinking that there’s only one way which is to block the bishop that is why you are unable to solve this position.
Actually, there are two ways which are either blocking the bishop or promoting with a check to prevent skewer.
Here, the only winning knight maneuver starts with Ng2
1. Ng2, Bb4+....Ke8 and now whatever black plays Nf4-d5-e7 and white wins.
2. Ng2, Bb2.....Ke8, Ba3, and again Nf4-d5-e7, if Bg7 instead of Ba3 then Nh4-f5 and white win.
3. Ng2, Bg7.....Nh4-f5 white wins.
4. Ng2, Kg6.....Nh4+,Kg5.....again Nf5!! Ready to block the bishop from d6 and stop it to come on g7 and if Kxf5 you can simply promote with a check.