yep but what if the king doesn't go to the c column, or if he chooses not to take the pawn, would you stop the g pawn with the rook?, this is what would happen
Can black survive?
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osmarbriones wrote:
yep but what if the king doesn't go to the c column, or if he chooses not to take the pawn, would you stop the g pawn with the rook?, this is what would happen
Well clearly 6...Kf7 loses, so no need showing it.
Try 6...Rc8+ 7.Kxd4 c2. Still, looks a bit dangerous for black, but he's trying.
waffllemaster wrote:
Well clearly 6...Kf7 loses, so no need showing it.
Try 6...Rc8+ 7.Kxd4 c2. Still, looks a bit dangerous for black, but he's trying.
I think the king would'nt take on d4 i think he would go to d3, and this is what would happen:
The rook's activity is more valuable than the king's. It's not good form to blockade with the rook like that.
But yeah, black doesn't have to take.
there is a problem with the line of rooperi and one of MrComposer, if black makes a queen then white would make other one with check first and after that would take the queen with the rook, like boren10's line