"Polar_Bear wrote:
2. ... b5 (not 2. ... Kf7)
I will not make any king's move before queening one of the pawns."
I bet you ten bucks that i can stop you from queening both of your pawns, standard rules, no joke!!!
I play 3. Kd4.
"Polar_Bear wrote:
2. ... b5 (not 2. ... Kf7)
I will not make any king's move before queening one of the pawns."
I bet you ten bucks that i can stop you from queening both of your pawns, standard rules, no joke!!!
I play 3. Kd4.
I say I am going to queen at least one pawn, not necessarily both.
One queen is sufficient material for the win, isn't it?
3. Kd4
3. ... h4
Your move.
So yes, bet accepted:
You must prevent both black pawns (not only one) from queening. Once I promote a queen, you lose.
"Polar_Bear wrote:
So yes, bet accepted:
You must prevent both black pawns (not only one) from queening. Once I promote a queen, you lose."
You play 3. ... h4
I play 4. Resigns
How do you want to pay? I'm agreeable to a 2 months gold subscription .
Polar_Bear wrote:
"You must prevent both black pawns (not only one) from queening. Once I promote a queen, you lose."
You didn't manage to queen any of your pawns! I prevented it using standard chess rules, as I said I would.
You lost the bet fair and square.
Pay up!
Polar_Bear wrote:
"You must prevent both black pawns (not only one) from queening. Once I promote a queen, you lose."
You didn't manage to queen any of your pawns! I prevented it using standard chess rules, as I said I would.
You lost the bet fair and square.
Pay up!
Resignation has no place in chess composition, sorry. Therefore you either show the line where you prevent promotion, or pay the lost bet.
Mate in 18 for white. White wins.
2. ... b5 (not 2. ... Kf7)
I will not make any king's move before queening one of the pawns.