It will take a bunch of moves with good play from both players.
Maybe start with
1. Kc2 Ka4 2. Kb2 Bf4 3. Nd1 Bg3 4. Ka2 Ka5 5. Nb2 h4 6.Nd3 Kb6 7. a4 Bd6 8. e5 Bc7 9. Kb3 ...
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Easy win. Advance g-pawn with help from the night. King shouldn't be moved.
Example:Nf1-g4-Nd2-Nf3-g5-g6-Ng5-Ne6
These are moves for white, IMO what ever black plays, those moves lead to win.
Thanks for yours replies! I have studied it for a while now and I see that Nf1 is the best move. I have played it 10 times against Shredder from here and I win every time. I will either promote the h pawn(through g) or my a pawn to queen.
Please bear in mind that I am a newbie still learning the basics! Have played for some weeks now!
Thanks!
Kc2 is first move to prevent attack Ka4.. than,
Nf1 in order to protect d2 and support g3 for "g-h" falanga..
Kc2 Be1
Nf1 h4!
Nh2 Bg3
Nf3! Ka4
Kb2 Bf2 white has some advantages on closed positions to against bishop, it may be used for both field colors.. bishop - only one.
murometzyx; I think there is no need to move the king. it protects three pieces and it stands on white square. I am pretty sure now that Nf1 followed by g4 is my next two moves.
leonidasMK wrote:
Easy win. Advance g-pawn with help from the night. King shouldn't be moved.
Example:Nf1-g4-Nd2-Nf3-g5-g6-Ng5-Ne6
These are moves for white, IMO what ever black plays, those moves lead to win.
I tend to agree. If you get phobic about his taking your doubled c pawns, you can hold them both with a simple Kc2 after he takes your a pawn. His king then has a long way round. It is an almost remarkable position.
Also, after advancing the g pawn, you might try (assuming N on f1) Nd2, Nb3(assuming K on c2) he can only take with his bishop which then might permit your g pawn to g7. By and large, bishops are better than knights and often better than rooks at policing pawns, but in this particular situation, his king is poorly placed and your pawns should win after "breaking free" with a passed pawn on your kingside majority.
Hi everyone!
I am a totally newbie, inspired by Magnus Carlsen I thought that I should learn chess. I came into this position with white pieces, what would you move? How to win this?