Hello guys,
I believe, I found another perfect example for a, let's call it "wrong", solution in a puzzle...
https://lichess.org/training/jTI3y
f7 leads to Bd6 and a draw, doesn't it?!?!
Bd6 - c7 and Black cant stop both pawns.
exactly! but the puzzle was not correct which is bs, then...
@a9952901 said in #3:
> exactly! but the puzzle was not correct which is bs, then...
I'm confused because you say "exactly!" agreeing with @MrSwags (who is correct, of course), but then you contradict yourself and say "the puzzle is not correct." So which one is it?
After ...Bd6, f8=Q wins as well as c7, by the way.
@AsDaGo said in #4:
> I'm confused because you say "exactly!" agreeing with @MrSwags (who is correct, of course), but then you contradict yourself and say "the puzzle is not correct." So which one is it?
>
> After ...Bd6, f8=Q wins as well as c7, by the way.
I was too and looked into it again. Of course, I was wrong ;) thank you for putting it straight for me.
@a9952901 said in #1:
> Hello guys,
>
> I believe, I found another perfect example for a, let's call it "wrong", solution in a puzzle...
> lichess.org/training/jTI3y
> f7 leads to Bd6 and a draw, doesn't it?!?!
its right, you only advance the pawn, f3, f3, f5, f6, f7
i solved it.
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