Originally posted by: sao123
Originally posted by: DaShen
Originally posted by: sao123
Originally posted by: DaShen
F2-F4; G5-H6
G1-F3; Poss. Pawn Adv. ***
G4-G5; H6-G7
D1-E2; Either F6-G5/F6-F5
***At this point I believe black would respond Q D2-G2...
How would your sequence follow then?
What?... ummm the Black queen has no possibility of doing anything like that in the abovee scenario.
Its a moot point now...
but
F2-F4; G5-H6
G1-F3; D7-G7
I mentioned that if the Queen or Knight blocked, then worst case scenario is you trade queens, but this doesn't negate, advance of pawn and double jeopardy of Bishop because you run the pawn advance G4-G5, do the trades.
Then Bishop H3-E6; C8-E6
Queen E2-E6 Check.;
-King moves to F8 Check with remaining Bishop, trade when blocked, and take free pawn at D5
-Moves to D8 chck with Queen again D6;
-If King moves C8, Q C7 Checkmate
-Else King to E8, Q E5, trade Queens And put Black Rook in Jeopardy (get a free kinght out of it)