the first one is a draw, I think. Trying the usual mating pattern of Queen and King vs Pawn and King, the second black puts the white king in front of the pawn and tries to move his king over, it's a stalemate. Even if Black goes first, no variation of it seems to lead to a win for black. No idea for the others :P
You cannot win with R pawns or B pawns, unless your King is quite near. Therefore, in diagram 1 and 3, white was drawing and in 2 and 4, white is dead.
The 3.f7 move called in German ́Lautloser Zug ́ = Loudless Move. See - {Notation White "waz Kd5 P.f5" (waz White to move) Black "Kf8”} + { FEN "5k2/8/8/3K1P2/8/8/8/8 w - -"}
The h-file pawn and the f-file pawn
The 1st one, and the 3rd one will end in a draw.
That is a lot to me thank you i always wanted to stalemate the endgame if i have a pawn
@AngeloGirish5gmail5c said in #7:
> That is a lot to me thank you i always wanted to stalemate the endgame if i have a pawn
I would stalemate the game next time
> That is a lot to me thank you i always wanted to stalemate the endgame if i have a pawn
I would stalemate the game next time
The second and fourth are wins for black
I’m pretty sure that 1 and 3 are draws and then 2 and 4 are winning for black.