user23297: The following position appeared to drive even modern engines crazy!
[FEN "8/8/b1kP2p1/P5P1/8/BK6/8/8 b - - 0 1"]

BLACK to move will get the following results: Komodo 24.1 64-bit depth 61= 3.46 Stockfish 14 depth 54= 1.12 Stockfish 6 depth =81 1.97 I ask the following position to be passed on TalkChess.com to see whathappens with perfect play.

user11144: Here is an attempt to justify "Draw". What should be the plans for White? Obviously wander with the king to...

Force entry to f6. This would win by zugzwang after some manouvering (play B to c7 and K to f7, the bB gets "scissored").
Force entry to c7. The d pawn queens (or the a).
Force entry to b8. The a pawn queens.

Unfortunately for White, the board is a line too short on either side.
Black's correct plan for defense is playing the K to e6 immediately and the B to the long diagonal. Then, always block an eventual Kd4 with Ke6, Kb6 with Kd7 and Ka7 with Kc8. Laugh about the a-pawn running to a7, the B will control a8.

23297: <p>The following position appeared to drive even modern engines crazy!</p>
<pre><code>[FEN &quot;8/8/b1kP2p1/P5P1/8/BK6/8/8 b - - 0 1&quot;]
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<p>BLACK to move will get the following results: Komodo 24.1 64-bit depth 61= 3.46 Stockfish 14 depth 54= 1.12 Stockfish 6 depth =81 1.97 I ask the following position to be passed on TalkChess.com to see whathappens with perfect play.</p>
 11144: <p>Here is an attempt to justify &quot;Draw&quot;. What should be the plans for White? Obviously wander with the king to...</p>
<ul>
<li>Force entry to f6. This would win by zugzwang after some manouvering (play B to c7 and K to f7, the bB gets &quot;scissored&quot;).</li>
<li>Force entry to c7. The d pawn queens (or the a).</li>
<li>Force entry to b8. The a pawn queens.</li>
</ul>
<p>Unfortunately for White, the board is a line too short on either side.
Black's correct plan for defense is playing the K to e6 immediately and the B to the long diagonal. Then, always block an eventual Kd4 with Ke6, Kb6 with Kd7 and Ka7 with Kc8. Laugh about the a-pawn running to a7, the B will control a8.</p>
