Interesting (perhaps) Position

I managed to get into this position in a recent game as black. Black to move. I found it amusing anyways.

Wow, that's a lot of passed pawns. Can you post the game?

1. ... Bxa5 2. Kxa5 e2 3. c7 e1=Q+ 😕

Originally posted by heinzkat
1. ... Bxa5 2. Kxa5 e2 3. c7 e1=Q+ 😕

Originally posted by Exuma
Even if you are that way up, it is still Bxh4 eh 🙂

Originally posted by heinzkat
h4 is on the other side of the board 😉

Originally posted by Exuma
Oh! You mean the underside...

Yes I figured that, that's why I was being a bit silly. I too would like to see the whole game, so off I go there

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Originally posted by Exuma
Yes I figured that, that's why I was being a bit silly. I too would like to see the whole game, so off I go there

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Originally posted by Fat Lady
Seems to be the wrong game. So what happened, did Black just walk his king around to the queenside and mop up?

If my opponent hadn't resigned I would've had ten consecutive king moves. Interesting to have the time to do so and have the moves be purposeful ones.

The bishop is so good, it protect black pawns and allow black king attack,..


His majesty can also fight !

Originally posted by Jasen777
[fen]8/4N3/K1P5/P1p5/p1kpPp2/4p3/3b4/8[/fen]

I managed to get into this position in a recent game as black. Black to move. I found it amusing anyways.

Originally posted by AudreyxSophie
The bishop is so good, it protect black pawns and allow black king attack,..


His majesty can also fight !

Originally posted by Jasen777
Don't really agree about the bishop, it's passive and mostly only "good" because the d6 pawn is bad. It's white's knight that had done heroic work, trying to hold off a two pawn deficit.