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chessboy1563

doumdoumi

I need to queen

Absentminded_Chess

I don't see it

owengarriott
Underpromote cause white can force a draw if you queen so rook
Thepasswordis1234
owengarriott wrote:
Underpromote cause white can force a draw if you queen so rook

correct lol

TheArtOfNonAttachment

push black pawn up two and keep pushing

0-Jarsa-0
TheArtOfNonAttachment wrote:

push black pawn up two and keep pushing

Bruh you can't do that. Black is facing the other way, so the black pawn can only move to b1

Kaon_497

I would guess promote to queen, then white has to play king move, and go from there.

magipi
Kaon_497 wrote:

I would guess promote to queen, then white has to play king move, and go from there.

You would guess wrong.

Kaon_497

Darn!

TheArtOfNonAttachment

no it's sacking the rook

Pathfinder265

king to e8

magipi
Pathfinder265 wrote:

king to e8

White plays Kg7 or Kg8 and it's a draw.

Mazetoskylo

Black has to avoid a silly stalemate trick- 1...b1=Q? 2.e8=Q+ Kxe8 3.f7+ etc.

So 1...b1=R 2.Kg7 Rb8 3.Kf7 Ra8 4.Kg7 Ke6 and Black wins easily.

JamesColeman
KeeperOfTheLostGable wrote:

I would move the king to e6 to stop my opponent from pushing pawns. From there it may be possible to secure a win if you can promote the b2 pawn.

…Ke6 loses as white just queens with check. Unless you mean …Ke8 which only draws. Anyway, someone already posted the answer.

magipi
JamesColeman wrote:
KeeperOfTheLostGable wrote:

I would move the king to e6 to stop my opponent from pushing pawns. From there it may be possible to secure a win if you can promote the b2 pawn.

…Ke6 loses as white just queens with check. Unless you mean …Ke8 which only draws. Anyway, someone already posted the answer.

I bet that he imagines the board upside down, black going upwards.

morbzilla76

I'd move king to e8