An interesting endgame study

White can win this but it's not easy to see the right variation. How to play?
This puzzle was composed by Samuel Isenegger in 1950.
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[@BillHimmel]

Nice one! I failed to see the final trick, but at least i managed to find the first few moves.

[@RamKumar-gy9nb]

Excellent combination... Brilliant... Thank you very much

[@giovannicorno1247]

I saw the first part, beatiful domination of the Bishop by the rook.

[@petersiegfriedkrug]

Very nice example of domination (rook versus bishop) from the former chemist and editor. Beside:† the argentinia chess composer Mario Guido García passed yesterday away. He died afternoon due heart failure.

[@josephvitte4941]

Amazing winning combination! I can't see moves like that, I'm blind when it comes to chess 😢

[@donc9836]

nice! saw the first few moves... but didn't see how to trap the B. so cool!

[@petervanvelzen1950]

I thought that Kd5 would also win, as I totally overlooked the simple Ba3

[@tawhv]

For the longest delay, black has to sacrifice the bishop on d6. 1. Rb8 Ba3+ 2. Kc6 Kxa7 3. Rb1 Bf8 4. Rh1 Bd6 5. Kxd6 Kb6 6. Rh5 Kb7 7. Rb5+ Ka6 8. Kc6 Ka7 9. Kc7 Ka6 10. Rc5 Ka7 11. Ra5#

[@denisrho1019]

Great « chase » (chess) moves!

[@user-fm3no5gm9t]

4:51 Rook f1 also wins!

[@broniuszibaitis7246]

Fine

[@williamd2999]

Lol I wish you said the name of the composer 😂

[@Chess-strategy]

@@williamd2999 It's written in the video description!