Anti Cheating Puzzle :D

chill man, I played the position vs stockfish who gives it 0.00 dead draw and I win. the diagram is right.

If the diagram is wrong in the original position, then that might explain why I've spent a lot of time on this puzzle yesterday and still had no success. At this point, I've stopped trying to come up with ideas and am just waiting for the thread op to post the real solution (either by someone in this thread solving it and the thread op confirming it or by the thread op figuring out the puzzle solution themselves).

If Kxg1 then h6 should draw. 

exactly. that's why 1.h6 is forced.

Kxg1 h6! by black and white cannot force a pawn through

It's a move that nobody looks at, but freezes the white pawns. If white plays g6, then Kg7 and black's king blockades the pawns and there is no way to make progress.

If gxh6, then Kh7! f6 Kxh6 and black's king will just shuffle from h6 to h7, and if white ever plays f7 then Kg7 and black wins the pawn.

After hxg6 white plays f6. Black will eventually run out of waiting moves, he will have to move his king from g8 and that's when white promotes either the f pawn or the h pawn.

GMMahatma did solve it. The best way to show you the solution is to play it out. I will play white, you can play black. I created another forum thread where we can post our moves. Here is the link to it https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/solving-the-anti-cheating-puzzle?page=1#last_comment

Here is the FEN of the starting position 6k1/p1p4p/2p5/5PPP/p5p1/2p2pP1/P1P2P2/5KbN w - - 0 1

Just post the move as a comment in my forum thread https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/solving-the-anti-cheating-puzzle?page=1#last_comment

I mentioned the 1.h6 Kf7 line because for whatever reason I had a brainfart and I didn't understand how you win there despite understanding how to win after 1.h6 Bh2. White wins the bishop either on the second move, or via b1-a1-a2 triangulation and deprives black of bishop waiting moves. Black will eventually run out of pawn moves and he will have to move his king every turn. Let's play the game out here in this forum thread. I will play white. Just post your move as a comment. https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/solving-the-anti-cheating-puzzle?page=1#last_comment

Here is the FEN of the starting position if you want to put it into a chess program 6k1/p1p4p/2p5/5PPP/p5p1/2p2pP1/P1P2P2/5KbN w - - 0 1

As soon as bK leaves the f7 square (and white can always force him to by zugzwang) white plays wPg6 bPh7xg6 wPf6 bKg8 and black ends up in zugwang after more triangles on a1/a2/b1. And finally a white pawn breaks through and promotes!

Thank you, but that comment was from a long time ago, I figured that out yesterday, we now have new people who don't get the winning idea.

Right! This study will continue to attract people who don't get it. It looks simpler than it is.

Btw, there is an interesting question. Can the endgame be extended without harming the solution logic? It's always a challenge to make a long solution even longer!

add more pawns for black is the most obvious thing. 

Check out some of those mate in 100+ puzzles for inspiration

1. h6 Bh2 2. a3 Kf7 3. Ke1 Bg1 4. Kd1 Bh2 5. Kc1 Bg1 6. Kb1 Bh2 7. Ka1 Bg1 8. Ka2 Bh2 9. Kb1 Bg1 10. Kc1 Bh2 11. Kd1 Bg1 12. Ke1 Bh2 13. Kf1 Bg1 (black will move a pawn but eventually run out of moves, here is a shorter variation) 14. Kxg1 Kg8 15. g6 hxg6 16. f6 Kh7 17. f7 Kxh6 18. f8=Q+ (If black plays a3 then we take the bishop and no longer need the triangulation)

It isn’t engine-proof tho just remove the a7 c7 and c6 pawns stockfish handles it pretty well

That's not possible as the position needs to stay legal. There are already 8 black pawns on the board!

I already did for a while. Even repaired one of Blathy's 100+ illegal anaconda's

@KeSetoKaiba

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Yes, I agree, it is hard but good.

u use stockfish