https://lichess.org/training/F0owi
I solved it correctly but I still don't know the tactic. I just kept space for my king and capture away from center.
Ummm it move away the black king...so white can start attacking...sorry if im wrong im just guessing!!
U can switch on stockfish and check how the game will end, after perfect play from both sides.
black king is forced back, then ke5 and black is lost - whatever black does on the queenside, white can either win or force a zugzwang, on which black has to move to the side and then white will win the e6 pawn
After following each of #4s moves, there is a mate in minus three
I think:
Your goal is to set position
White K: square e5
Black pawn: e6
Black K: square e7
White to play, they need to have 1 free move
Black K must go away from e7,
So white can attack the side they want to make Q
Its zugzwang and then black will lose either his e pawn or his g pawn depending on how he continues.
@poimlknbv Very nice. I recently saw key square chapter. I sort of knew it might be key square or triangulation.
@SHAURYANILESH Thank you. Black still got lots of moves though.
@Yuvan_raaj8 I like your idea :)
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