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In the problem above, what is the least number of moves for white to win if it is white's turn, and both players play optimally?

Note that white's pawns move upwards and black's pawns move downwards

Input 0 as your answer if you think it will be a draw or loss for white


The answer is 1.

Andrew The by Andrew The , 25, USA

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1 solution

Andrew The
Jun 6, 2015

If you couldn't solve this by yourself, it is pretty simple:

  1. O-O#
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Also, it would be checkmate if G5 moved to H7.

Ashwin Padaki - 6 years ago

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There is no piece on g5

Andrew The - 6 years ago

Nice solution . you should mention that king has not moved from it's initial position , otherwise king can't castle .

Jaimin Pandya - 6 years ago

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