Author: Uri Blass
Date: 08:18:37 10/06/00
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On October 06, 2000 at 11:04:12, Uri Blass wrote: <snipped> >I am not sure about it. >The analysis may be wrong but it does not prove that white cannot win. > >[D]K1k5/8/1p6/8/P2b4/8/8/2R5 b - - > >In this position that you posted white can win by 1...Bc5 2.a5 Kc7 3.Ka7 with >the idea 4.axb6 and not 4.a6. > >If white can force this position then white wins. > >Uri White cannot force this position and the position from fisher's book is different This is the position from fisher's book [D]5r2/8/8/7p/5B2/6P1/5K2/7k b - - 0 1 It seems to me that if black does not fall into the trap h4 Kf3 h3 then it can play Kh2 and win the game. The position of Fritz-Ham is similiar when the only difference is that the colors are reversed. Uri
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