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davorstan 30-Mar-11, 08:08 » Report abuse |
Ne5? |
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jumpingelephant 30-Mar-11, 21:53 » Report abuse |
a thorough explanationThe reason for the Bb5 move is as follows: first of all the bishop is backed up by white's queen so black can't simply take. black must find a square to move to, but all possible squares are covered. If: Qxb5 Qxb5 (or Nxb5) If: Qxc5 dxc5 If: Qd5 Nxd5 If: Qd6 cxd6 If: Qe4 Nxe4 ...so black goes down swinging and takes the knight for some compensation. Hopefully I didn't miss any. |
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