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no. 162
2k5/4P3/2K5/b7/8/8/7B/8 b - - 0 1
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No 143 looks like Bf3 Be8 (due to the threat of Bc6) Bc6 anyway, and I don't see any tricks for black. If the king has to capture on c6 he still can get to c7 to guard the queening square.
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no 144 seems to be the same situation but even worse for black, so am I missing something obvious?
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Missed that it was black to move in 144. I'd play Kc5 so that the c6 square is covered. Then just wiggle the bishop
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no 145. Bf5 is forced as it is the only move to threaten getting to the long diagonal in time. White would answer with Kf3 I assume, blocking the e4 square. Black king can support the square with Kd5. it blocks the diagonal, but also allows tempo gain with Be4+.
Bf5 Kf3 Kd5 a2 Be4+ Ke3 and the black king can't hold the bishop and unblock the diagonal :(
Can't see the draw for black there.
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