Author: David Hanley
Date: 21:13:54 05/10/02
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On May 10, 2002 at 18:13:24, Dan Andersson wrote: >>1) g4?(no doubt) kb4 >>2) kc2 >> >>2) .... kc5 >> kc3 is easy for white > >I would be interested to see the variation after.3... Kd5 ? > After 3 ... kd5 4 b4 and white gets some kind of opposition 4 .. kd6 5 kd4 kd6 6 kd4 kd7 7 kd5 kd8 8 kc6 kc8 9 a5 kc8 10 a6 kb8 11 kd7 ka8 12 kxc7 ( this is critical and repeated after below lines ) White can easily win even by running to the kingside here 4 .. ke6 5 kc4 4 .. ke5 4 kc4 By far the best try for black is to play ke5 and try to make use of white's stupid g4 move: 4 .. ke5 5 kc5 kf4 6 h3 kg3 7 kc6 k*h3 8 k*c7 k*g4 9 a5 h5 10 b6 ab 11 a6! ( covers a1 after promotion ) h4 12 a7 h3 13 a8=q There's a lot of variations but i'm 95% sure white still wins after g4, but it's surely *much* harder. dave
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