I see one of two things happening with perfect play. Notice that taking the pawn with one rook when undefended, or attacking it with two rooks (doubled up) dooming the pawn will basically give equality. White just has to move somewhere threatening to take the pawn/double up on it, and after black defends (probably by setting up a clever fork), white just moves somewhere else making this threat until the game draws by repetition or 50 move rule.
However, few have the precision to play this correctly. If I were black, I would play h4 to bust whites pawn structure open. If white didn't play gxh4, I would play h3 which is even worse for white. I would have checks and forks all over the place. And if that didn't work I could try bringing the f pawn and king down. And if that didn't work I would move around and hope he slips up. Very few people would have the precision to win, but simply moving the king from f1/h1 and g1 should hold.
Hello,
I was playing white in this game and ended up with the following position. I'm curious to know if, with correct play, a draw is possible, or can black always force the win?
I lost the game but can't help feeling that it might have been possible for a more skilled player to avoid the KO!
Thanks in advance for any thoughts and input :)