But what are you doing If He moves the King you have to Take the rook and Then He can simply Queen and Control the promote square so black is still wining
Is a draw because after the check, there’s Kc2. Basically, black is still threatening to promote the pawn to a queen and white’s king is too far to mate the black king. Which means that white will give perpetual checks and eventually black will promote the pawn to a queen and the queens will be traded out and it’s a draw
Man forget that he can just move the king then the rook take the other rook then uno reverse card and tada you have a queen that can stop the pawn from being a queen.
One thing, its useless to get a rook or bishop and a queen is litterly both of those, unless you're gonna get a knight get a queen. Never rook or bishop
I'm sure he didn't think all those stupid moves you suggested because he didn't think he was playing against a beginner. If white pushes his pawn, there's no point in threatening it with the rook.
If white tried pushing his pawn to h6, an intelligent move would be black rook to b7, stopping the pawn from going to h7. If white rook to h5 then black rook to h7. If white then tries checking king by rook to h5, black king to c3. If white rook to a5 or c5, black king to b4. Black will eventually take the white pawn and either promote the pawn to a queen or loose the pawn taking the white rook.
It's a draw
I saw the rook move omg😅
But what are you doing If He moves the King you have to Take the rook and Then He can simply Queen and Control the promote square so black is still wining
Daw
No
Isnt there a rule that checking enough times in a row end in a draw?
I’m 400 ELO and saw this position in under 2 seconds.
so you need to sacrifice… “THE ROOOOOOOOOOOK”
and suddenly it's a draw!
Draw
Is a draw because after the check, there’s Kc2. Basically, black is still threatening to promote the pawn to a queen and white’s king is too far to mate the black king. Which means that white will give perpetual checks and eventually black will promote the pawn to a queen and the queens will be traded out and it’s a draw
If black starts with rook b8 then you dead
Draw
Black is losing!
You have a queen, and check check check takes and win
Blacks losin
Or is it a cannon event?
Draw
What if black king goes to a3?
i think white can win
Sacrificing da ruuuuuuuuuuk!
He forgot to say sacrifice THE ROOK
Hard pass
I think it’s winning
DaRuuk
It's a draw. The only way to prevent black from queening is to constantly give checks, none of which can make black move away from his pawn.
I stalemated in an endgame where I had a queen, a bishop, a knight, and king, and they only had a king. You think I can win?
SACRIFICE THE ROOK!!
Draw. Kc3 the move that makes it a draw. If you play Ka3, Qe5 to stop promotion + checkmate. If Kc3 Qe2 became if you queen, Qe5 is a skewer.
What if king a1?
draw
I will draw this game for fun
I really said "HE UNDERPROMOTE TO BISHOP TO GIVE CHECK 😮😮"
Man forget that he can just move the king then the rook take the other rook then uno reverse card and tada you have a queen that can stop the pawn from being a queen.
Even my teacher doesnt give give as much hw as much this guy does
That was an easy win for white (possible win after 3 moves I guess)
this is the first puzzle i could solve
It is a win because the queen can slip in front of the pawn and stop it from queening
It's a draw
Its a draw, if the king runs and queen goes to attack pawn, king goes back to pawn and if queen takes pawn, king takes and draw
Qe5 – Qa1 then take the pawn or move the King
When you sac the rook, det the black king can go to a1, and if you takes blacks rook its a stalemate.
I never resign
One thing, its useless to get a rook or bishop and a queen is litterly both of those, unless you're gonna get a knight get a queen. Never rook or bishop
White wins
This guy sounds like tacticboy
Queening
Gg
A and h pawns vs queen is draw but the pawn is 2 squares away from queening not 1 so (i think) its win
I'm sure he didn't think all those stupid moves you suggested because he didn't think he was playing against a beginner.
If white pushes his pawn, there's no point in threatening it with the rook.
If white tried pushing his pawn to h6, an intelligent move would be black rook to b7, stopping the pawn from going to h7.
If white rook to h5 then black rook to h7.
If white then tries checking king by rook to h5, black king to c3.
If white rook to a5 or c5, black king to b4.
Black will eventually take the white pawn and either promote the pawn to a queen or loose the pawn taking the white rook.
What if he doesnt take the rook when opponent is about to queen but Just goes away and if he eats the rook then you promote, no?
The fact that I actually found rb5 lol