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Nxe6
Good Morning.
1)Ne6! +-
Tours regards
Forking the Queen an Rook with 1.Nxe6 seems a good move to me. 1…fxe?? follows with Qe8#, a backrank mate.
Any other move is very likely to give advantage. I am a beginner only, please do correct.
1.Nxe6 !
1. Nxe6! should take the full point for white!
1. Nxe6! and white wins the exchange.
(1..fxe6????? Qe8#)
is Ne6 a good option pinning rook and queen, f pawn cant take knight as it would be Qe8+ 1-0
am i missing something?
1. Nxe6 wins
…fxe6 is not possible because of Qe8#
if
1. … Qc6
2. Nxg7 Kxg7
3. Rg3 Kf8
4. Qxh7
1.Nxe6
Nxe6! PxN
Qe8#
Nxe6 is the move.
I will go with Nxe6 though it exposes g2 ,may gain rook for knight. And then attack with rook and queen on g and h files.
Nxe6 should win instantly.
Beelze
1.Nxe6
1. Nxe6 (1..fxe6 is not possible due to Qe8#) followed by 2. Nxg7
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Ne6 fork, and if g7xe6, Qe8# ?
First thing I can see is Nxe6, forking the black queen and rook. fxe6 is not possible because of Qe8# and there is no immediate counter threat.
A knight capture jumps out.
1. N:e6 fe 2. Qe8#, so black must cede the exchange.
Nxe6+ forking the rook and the Queen. Black cannot take because of Qe8 mate. Game could continue Qc6 followed by Nxg7.
Nxe6, fxe6, Qe8 mate
Hi..I am posting first time here. I am a follower of your blog since world championship and liked your commentary very much.
For this problem..I think:
1. Ne6 will solve it for white
1. Nxe6 if fxe then Qe8 mate.
or Rxg7
2. Bxg7 etc.
rmd
Nxe6
1- Nxe6 ! wins the house
Nxe6 fxe6
Qe8#
Qd1
1.Nxe6
wow, it is amazing that the world can access the games played in China and played by Chinese chess players.
Nxe6
han
1. Nxe6! forking the black queen and rook. White emerges an exchange up (with an extra pawn as well). Note that 1… fxe6 2. Qe8# is checkmate).