Originally posted by BigDoggProblem [b]1.g7+! If 1...Kg8 2.Ng4 threatens Nf6+ and Nxf2, so...
1...Nxg7 2.Nf7+! Kg8 3.Bc5! Threatens Bxf2 and Nh6+/Nf7+ perpetual check
3...f1Q 4.Nh6+ Kg8 5.Bd4!! [fen]7k/6np/7N/6P1/3B4/8/K7/5q2 b - - 0 5[/fen]
...and Black can make absolutely no progress. His King is stuck in the corner, his Knight is pinned, he can't win the white Bishop with checks, and he can't play ...Qxg5+ due to Nf7+.
DRAW [/b]
Even if white's last move was B-d6, doesn't Q-e2+ free the knight since the bishop cannot check without being taken
Originally posted by theangrystudent Even if white's last move was B-d6, doesn't Q-e2+ free the knight since the bishop cannot check without being taken
No, it doesn't after 6.Kb3 N~ 7.Be5+ Qxe5 there is 8.Nf7+ winning the queen. A fine study by Zahodyakin, I believe.