7k/1r4p1/p3Pn1p/Pp1P4/2p5/6P1/8/5RK1 w – – 0 1
White to move. How should White proceed?
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1.Rxf6 gxf6
2.d6 ç3
3.d7 ç2
4.d8Q+ and wins
bq1. d6 Rb8
2. Rxf6 gxf6
3. d7 c3
4. e7 c2
5. e8(Q) Kg7
6. Qe7+ Kg6
7. Qe4+ Kf7
8. Qxc2 Rd8
9. Qc8 Ke7
10. Qxa6 Rxd7
11. Qxb5 etc.
jcheyne
1.Rxf6 c3
2.Rf8+ Kh7
3.d6 c2
4.Rc8 +-
1. … Rb8
2.Rf1 +-
Xargon, the true one …
Hello chess addicts from around the world this is AB speaking and let me share my humble line with you:
1. Rxf6 c3
2. d6 c2
3. Rf1 b4
4. e7 Rb8
5. d7
White wins
The FEN below the diagram- it is a new feature. Is it there on purpose or BY accident? Anyway I find it useful. I copy it to my chessbase light software and I play the diagram on a board. It is not good because I do not have to think as much as before- I get to move the pieces.
Cheers
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