Задача 571: Венінк: Два слони проти пішака: Як виграти і не поставити пат?

In issue 571, we will analyze an extremely sophisticated study by the Dutch chess player Henry Weninck. White has the material advantage of two bishops. However, Black has a dangerous weapon: a formidable passing pawn, which his own king reliably leads to the queen. Stopping this passing pawn is difficult, but this is only half the problem. The main danger lies in the fact that during the pawn braking, the white pieces risk imprisoning the black monarch and making a fatal mistake - to draw a stalemate. We will analyze in detail how White finds a jewel balance, improves the position without a stalemate, and then implements a decisive idea that brings a clear victory! Link to the problem: https://lichess.org/study/RnQ0ybRZ/Ky... [Event "?"] [Site "?"] [Date "2026.06.23"] [Round "?"] [White "Problem 571 - Henry Venink - win"] [Black "?"] [Result "*"] [Annotator "Makarchuk,Maxim"] [SetUp "1"] [FEN "8/8/K7/1p5p/3B1p2/3B1P2/1P5p/7k w - - 0 1"] [PlyCount "27"] 1. Bf1 $3 (1. Kxb5 $4 Kg2 $1 2. Be4 h1=Q $19) 1... h4 2. Bh3 $1 b4 3. Ba7 $3 ( 3. Kb5 $2 b3 $1 4. Be5 (4. Kb4) 4... Kg1 $1 {Threat h1Q} 5. Bd4+ $1 Kh1 $1 6. Bc3 Kg1 $1 7. Bd4+ $1 Kh1 $11) 3... b3 4. Kb6 $1 Kg1 5. Kb5+ $1 (5. Kc6+ $1) 5... Kh1 6. Kc5 $1 Kg1 7. Kc4+ $1 (7. Kd5+ $1) 7... Kh1 8. Kd4 $1 Kg1 9. Kd3+ $1 (9. Ke4+ $1) (9. Kc3+ $1) 9... Kh1 10. Bf1 $3 (10. Ke2 $2) 10... h3 11. Bb8 $3 (11. Bxh3 $2) 11... Kg1 12. Bxf4 $1 (12. Ke2 $1) 12... h1=Q (12... Kxf1 13. Bxh2 $1 Kg2 14. Be5 $1 Kf2 15. Kc3 $1 (15. f4 $4 h2 $1) 15... Kxf3 16. Kxb3 $18 ) (12... Kh1 13. Bxh2 $1 (13. Ke2 $1) 13... Kxh2 14. f4 $1 Kg3 15. Bxh3 $18) 13. Ke2 $3 h2 (13... Qxf3+ 14. Kxf3 $1 Kxf1 15. Ke3 $1 Kg2 16. Kd3 $1 h2 17. Bxh2 $1 Kxh2 18. Kc3 $1 Kg3 19. Kxb3 $1 Kf4 20. Kc4 $18) 14. Be3# $1 * chess problem, Henri Weenink, two bishops against a pawn, passing pawn, dangerous pawn, stalemate trap, stalemate avoidance, decisive idea, Dutch chess, chess composition, etude, winning technique, realization of advantage, bishop coordination, chess tactics, two bishops against a queen, Henri Gerard Marie Weenink, Henri Weenink