By Dennis Monokroussos.
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The third in our recent series of king and pawn endings featured this position:
With Black to move, the task is to evaluate 1...g5. It looks sensible, but is it? If you think you've got it worked out, click here. If you want a hint, click below.
a good study
able to solve it this time since it have the same motif with ur earlier king and pawn ending (exercise number 2)- g4+h4 vs g5+h5 can create a pass pawn for either side:) ( applicable for any other files)
anyway a few variation can be added to make the solution clearer , eg after 2.g4 , black have other good way to lose like 2... gh 3.gh f5 4. h6 Kf6 5 e5+
able to solve it this time since it have the same motif with ur earlier king and pawn ending (exercise number 2)- g4+h4 vs g5+h5 can create a pass pawn for either side:) ( applicable for any other files)
anyway a few variation can be added to make the solution clearer , eg after 2.g4 , black have other good way to lose like 2... gh 3.gh f5 4. h6 Kf6 5 e5+
thks