After your 7th move, Black agrees to a draw.
When Trexler finishes working on it, I'm going to give him an explanation, but I don't know if he looked at your moves or is still looking for the drawing procedure.
After your 7th move, Black agrees to a draw.
When Trexler finishes working on it, I'm going to give him an explanation, but I don't know if he looked at your moves or is still looking for the drawing procedure.
I like White: King on e6 Rook on a7 Bishop on e5.
Black: King on e8 Rook on d1.
White mates in five if Black is to move: 1. ...Rd2 2. Ra8+ Rd8 3. Ra7 (Black moves) 4. Rh7
I like White: King on e6 Rook on a7 Bishop on e5.
Black: King on e8 Rook on d1.
White mates in five if Black is to move: 1. ...Rd2 2. Ra8+ Rd8 3. Ra7 (Black moves) 4. Rh7
1...Rd2 2. Ra8+ Rd8 3. Ra7 Rd2 4. Rh7 Rf2. What is your mating move?
@varelse1: You can't count on Black helping you to draw. What is your move after the moves posted by Trexler? Please post your solution in white text, since Trexler is still working on the problem.
I think that Kh1 loses to Kb2 Kh2 Kb3 Kh3 Kc3 Kg3 Kd4. Any moves here wrong?
I think that Kh1 loses to Kb2 Kh2 Kb3 Kh3 Kc3 Kg3 Kd4. Any moves here wrong?
What is your move for White after 4...Kd4? What about after 3...Kb4?
I think that Kh1 loses to Kb2 Kh2 Kb3 Kh3 Kc3 Kg3 Kd4. Any moves here wrong?
3. Kh1 right?
I'm trying to keep from spoiling Trexler's solution efforts. That's why I asked nicely for solutions to be posted in white text.
And if 6...Kd3?