Assuming of course the starting position doesn't have anything hanging
Three Minors + Pawn vs Queen
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yohruujd wrote:
Assuming of course the starting position doesn't have anything hanging
Commonly the Queen side loses. If however it is Q+2N+B+P and the pawn is a "rook pawn" then the queen side commonly draws. But be careful, there are always exceptions, especially when the pawn is "advanced".
This for example is a draw
tygxc wrote:
This for example is a draw
Black wins a piece by force in a couple of moves. Not all that convincing an example.
If the pawn is a rook pawn, and it's bishop pair and knight, can the queen still draw?