You can't make progress with the h-pawn, but it looks like you should be able to get the rest of black's pawns and end up with a and c pawns--that should be a win. Eg. 1. Rf6+ Kg8 2. Bh6 Nxh5 3. Rxe6 a5 4. Be3 Rf5 5. Ra6 a4 6. c4 and black's knight and king are too far to defend the pawns.
Originally posted by IkutursoWell I'll be...
You can't make progress with the h-pawn, but it looks like you should be able to get the rest of black's pawns and end up with a and c pawns--that should be a win. Eg. 1. Rf6+ Kg8 2. Bh6 Nxh5 3. Rxe6 a5 4. Be3 Rf5 5. Ra6 a4 6. c4 and black's knight and king are too far to defend the pawns.
[fen]6k1/8/R7/1p3r1n/p1P5/4B3/PKP5/8 b - - 0 9[/fen]
I suppose that's why you're 1700. I thought about the first few moves of what you've suggested when I was at the tournament: losing the h pawn, but then capturing the e6 pawn after, but I wasn't going to press the issue too much because I didn't really have that much faith that I could beat my opponent if the situation became less threatening for him.