White to move and win

clandarkfire, do you have the name of the composer of this problem?

Originally posted by SwissGambit
clandarkfire, do you have the name of the composer of this problem?

Originally posted by Shinidoki
Im pretty sure its drawn

for example:-

[FEN "1B3B1B/2B5/p6B/8/8/8/8/1k1K4 w - - 0 1"]

1. Bfg7 Ka2 2. Kc2 Ka3 3. Kc3 Ka4 4. Kc4 Ka3 5. Bc3 Ka4 6. Bc1 a5 *

now black can just repeat Ka3 and Kb4 -- white cannot prevent the king escaping via the white squares....

Originally posted by Pavlo87
Read jfkjmh's posts.

1 Bc7-e5, K-a2
2 K-c2, P-a5
3 Be5-a1, P-a4
4.Bbe5!, a3
5.Kc3, Ka1
6.Kb3+, Kb1
7.Ba1-a2, Kc3#

I thought it was draw too. Almost everyone here did at first, i think. Very impressive/complicated puzzle. But it looks like it is a win. Can you find a way out of this? Try and see.

Originally posted by jfkjmh
After 4.Kd2 the black king can escape with Kb3 followed by a3 and Ka4.

Surely you meant 4.Bbe5! a3 5.Kc3 Ka1: 6.Kb3+ Kb1 7.Ba1 a2 8.Kc3 followed by checkmate as we know it?

Originally posted by SwissGambit
clandarkfire, do you have the name of the composer of this problem?

Originally posted by Jusuh
I just love it when one thinks he is funny, but ends up making total fool of himself. like this cla-guy here...

Originally posted by clandarkfire
Hey! How very RUDE!

Originally posted by Pavlo87
Oops!! Looking back I now see it really is possible. Wow very difficult puzzle. But nice one, though. Did you make this yourself or find somewhere? Good job if you made it. Very impressive.
Thank goodness i said "just kidding" too that bet. lol. 🙂