And from there, the black pawn is deadlocked and the black king or black bishop is also locked to the promoting pawn, so it’s just a series of white pawn and king moves to finally get the promotion.
And from there, the black pawn is deadlocked and the black king or black bishop is also locked to the promoting pawn, so it’s just a series of white pawn and king moves to finally get the promotion.
Oh yea! I see it!
G5xf6 Kh6 Rxh8 Bxh8 F7 Bg7 Bc6 Kg8 Be8
And from there, the black pawn is deadlocked and the black king or black bishop is also locked to the promoting pawn, so it’s just a series of white pawn and king moves to finally get the promotion.
Mate in 38!
Thank you, I too fell in love with this puzzle.
Now roleplay as a non-fn-anarchist-crackhead that doesn’t assume gxf6 is a legal move…
Huh?
Alright, let me give it another go for you:
Oh yea! I see it!
G5xf6 Kh6 Rxh8 Bxh8 F7 Bg7 Bc6 Kg8 Be8
And from there, the black pawn is deadlocked and the black king or black bishop is also locked to the promoting pawn, so it’s just a series of white pawn and king moves to finally get the promotion.
Mate in 38!
Thank you, I too fell in love with this puzzle.
Correct me if I’m wrong (Im just reading this in my head), but doesn’t the pawn on f7 block the king going to g8? Also why is F7 capitalized?
Huh?
I assume the idea was to start e5xf6…