i'm still waiting for a defense for black
your previous suggestion of playing Bd8-e7-d8 indefinetly fails to
1. Be4 Be7 2. Bf3 Bd8 3. Kg6 Be7 4. Kf7 Bd8 5. Bg4 Be7? 6.c5+ bc 7.dxc5+ +-
i think that because the black bishop has so little space white can either win the bishop or the f,g pawns giving white a two pawn advantage with pawns on both side of the board.
Maybe just post the bishop on e7, then move the king back to d8? After the c5 break, bxc5, dxc5, Bxc5, Kxg5, then Bishop f2 with draw.
Black brings his king to b6 to blockade, and the bishop can dance on that little diagnol protecting the h-pawn. White can't make any progress since the dark squares are untouchable.
Originally posted by Zander 88 Maybe just post the bishop on e7, then move the king back to d8? After the c5 break, bxc5, dxc5, Bxc5, Kxg5, then Bishop f2 with draw.
Black brings his king to b6 to blockade, and the bishop can dance on that little diagnol protecting the h-pawn. White can't make any progress since the dark squares are untouchable.
I don't see why that doesn't work. I'm not playing this out on a board, but it sure looks like it.
Originally posted by Zander 88 Maybe just post the bishop on e7, then move the king back to d8? After the c5 break, bxc5, dxc5, Bxc5, Kxg5, then Bishop f2 with draw.
Black brings his king to b6 to blockade, and the bishop can dance on that little diagnol protecting the h-pawn. White can't make any progress since the dark squares are untouchable.
if you try this white moves his king to d5 prior to playing c5 like this.
1. Be4 Be7 2. Bf3 Kc7 3. Ke6 Kd8 4. Kd5 Kc7 5. c5 Bf8 6. cxb6+ Kxb6 7. Ke6 +-