yeah
Just one question
Yes. King g4 first, then the bishop takes the pawn and when the black king
recaptures Kg5, gaining the opposition for white.
Yes. King g4 first, then the bishop takes the pawn and when the black king
recaptures Kg5, gaining the opposition for white.
Black king backs up to g8 and there is no way for white to gain opposition.
Are you sure? 1. Kg4...Kg8 2. Bd4...Kh8 (or Kf8) 3. Bxg7...Kxg7 4.Kg5...Kg8 (or Kf8 or Kh8) 5. Kf6 or Kh6. I guess that is still a draw, do you have a chess computer to check it?
Are you sure? 1. Kg4...Kg8 2. Bd4...Kh8 (or Kf8) 3. Bxg7...Kxg7 4.Kg5...Kg8 (or Kf8 or Kh8) 5. Kf6 or Kh6. I guess that is still a draw, do you have a chess computer to check it?
In such positions when black king is on 8th rank, white king is on 6th rank and white pawn is on 6th rank, the rule of thumb is "if white can move his pawn to 7th rank without giving a check, he wins." From g8, the black king can move to f8 or h8, so a check is unavoidable. Hence a draw.
Rooperi, that "Victory Garden" episode with Adrian Bloom at the Cape
of Good Hope was on recently. What a gorgeous place!
No, I mean how do I display the puzzles quickly, it takes me forever to go through the blog to set up a puzzle?
Rooperi, that "Victory Garden" episode with Adrian Bloom at the Cape
of Good Hope was on recently. What a gorgeous place!
The Cape is a gorgeous place, but apart from that I have no idea what you're talking about, lol
No, I mean how do I display the puzzles quickly, it takes me forever to go through the blog to set up a puzzle?
It should take less than 30 seconds. I go to the "insert position or game" then just choose "Insert a diagram." For some reason "insert a FEN string" works best for me in the next step. Then clear the board completely, drag and drop the pieces, and click accept on everything. Mind you, I never include solutions in the puzzles I post, just simple diagrams...
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