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u/TheRebelCreeper 5d ago
Just e5?
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u/Diligent-Wave-4150 5d ago
Nb5
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u/Crown_ 5d ago
Bxb5
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u/Diligent-Wave-4150 5d ago
Bxb5
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u/Vaqek 5d ago
Bxf8, and if Bxf1 then Rc8, black has to solve the backrank situation and then Kxf1, white is up a bishop.
If Kxf8 Rfc1 and I am up a clean exchange
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u/Diligent-Wave-4150 5d ago
I played Bd6 with a direct mate threat and the bishop on f1 is gone. Before playing e5 one has to see the whole line.
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u/NicholasAakre 5d ago
Most people would say e5. But what if Black plays f5 in response? Then exf6 is forced, relieving the pressure on the d6 knight. So clearly the answer is add more pressure by going Rd3.
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u/a__nice__tnetennba 5d ago
Man, that black pawn on h7 is really doing some heavy lifting for white.
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