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Solution 2  Posibility 6: a1-h5
By doing so, Black has no possibility
to defend the GIPF-piece on d4. Whatever he plays, White will always
have the possibility to play either (2)h6-h4;xGd4 or (2)i4-g6;Gd4.
All other attacks on a Black GIPF-piece can be countered:
If White: d2 then Black: c1-e3 or b6-e6 If White: h3 then Black: b6-e6 If White: c1 then Black: f1-f4 (White x) If White: b3 then Black: f1-f4 (idem) If White: h4 then Black: i4-f4 (idem) If White: g1-g3 then Black: f1-f4 (idem) If White: c7-c4 then Black: f1-f4 (idem) (To check these counter moves, look at the initial diagram of the problem.) |