Two moves stand out with the same basic idea- Rb6 and Qb6, but the latter seems much better since it seems to wins white’s knight:
1. …..Qb6
The reason 1….Rb6 doesn’t work is that white just exchanges queens by taking at a5 and probably stands a little better, though I am not very sure of that. Continuing:
2. Qb6 ab6!
The key move- it cuts off the retreats through a5 or c5. Continuing:
It’s not often that the offer of a Queen trade bags a horse.
1. .. Qb6 2. Qxb6 axb6 3. Nd8 Rc8
The Whitehorse is trapped.
It’s not often that the offer of a Queen trade bags a horse.
1. .. Qb6 2. Qxb6 axb6 3. Nd8 Rc8
The Whitehorse is trapped.
Qb6
1…. Qb6 wins a piece.
(1Qxb6 axb6 and white N is trapped.)
2Rb1 Rxb7
1…Qb6
2.Qxb6 axb
3.Nd8 Rc8
1. … Qb6
2. Qxb6 axb6 (and the knight is trapped)
3. Nd8 Rd6 or Rc8 -+
2. Rb1 Rxb7 -+
Two moves stand out with the same basic idea- Rb6 and Qb6, but the latter seems much better since it seems to wins white’s knight:
1. …..Qb6
The reason 1….Rb6 doesn’t work is that white just exchanges queens by taking at a5 and probably stands a little better, though I am not very sure of that. Continuing:
2. Qb6 ab6!
The key move- it cuts off the retreats through a5 or c5. Continuing:
3. Nd8 Rd6
4. Nf7 R/Kxf7 should win.
1……Qb6! wins the white knight.
Mathur