Originally posted by Mephisto2 1.Rd3 looks safe for a draw. However, white might want to play for a double result (draw or perhaps win) instead: 1.Bh4 (g5 2.Nxg5).
I like the simple 1.Bh4!
I was looking at 1.Rd3 hg 2.Rf3+ Ke8 3.Bf7+ Kf8 4.Nxg5,
Which looks good for white, but I didn't really analyze much past that.
White shouldnt be playing for a draw. The position is at least equal
White has a huge lead in development and should be able to keep the initiative for a while for the pawn. All of black's pieces combined only have 3 squares they can move to and none of them acuallly do anything.