“Obviously” 1.Rxe4, followed by 2.Qc3+ 3.Qc7 (or 3.Bc2 in case of 2…Kxg6), wins for white. Not sure though i would have seen this in the game myself… Beelze
i saw Rxe4 followed by Qc3.. that wasnt to hard.. im surprised topalov missed that because i did it while drinking a guiness and took maybe 30 seconds..
RXe4 followed by Qxe4, Qc3+ the king moves and Qc7 should win after all.
Maybe 1. Rxe4 Qxe4 2. Qc3+ Kg8 3. Qc7 Qxg6 4. Qxd8+ Kg7 5. Qc7+ Kf6 6. Bb3
Not 1. Rxe4 Qxe4 2. Qc3+ Kg8 3. Qf6 Rf8
1. Rxe4! which Topalov missed.
The intersting continuation for white is :
1.Rxe4!? Qxe4 2.Qc3+ Kg8 3.Qc7 Qxg6 4.Qxd8+ Kg7 5.Qc7+ and on
5…Qf7 6.d6!
The threat is Be8 , 6..Nxa4? 7.d7 or 6..Nd5? 7.Qxf7+ with 8.Bb3
It is difficult to decide if white is winning here, but I thing he has not bad chances
“Obviously” 1.Rxe4, followed by 2.Qc3+ 3.Qc7 (or 3.Bc2 in case of 2…Kxg6), wins for white. Not sure though i would have seen this in the game myself…
Beelze
Susan, this is joke! This position is most commented in last two days.:))
i saw Rxe4 followed by Qc3.. that wasnt to hard.. im surprised topalov missed that because i did it while drinking a guiness and took maybe 30 seconds..