Originally posted by Gerrit de LeeuwI don't see how its worse than Qe8 right now. h6 with the idea of Rf6 and Qe8; white threatens Qh5 Bxg5
Why not 11) ..., h6?!
Missed kbauman's post... what is the mating line? I thought Black had escapes on f8/g7 (should Black Qh7-h8).
...But white does get his queen and bishop back... h6 Bxg px Qh5 Rf6 Qh7+ Kf8 Qh8+ Bxh8 Rh8+ Kg7 Rxd8.
Not sure what the evaluation here - but Black's development is bad. I think e7 falls at least ... Black is very cramped indeed, white has to be winning.
So h6 doesn't work after all I think. What is this forced mate idea?
Originally posted by YugaSorry, my bad.
I don't see how its worse than Qe8 right now. h6 with the idea of Rf6 and Qe8; white threatens Qh5 Bxg5
Missed kbauman's post... what is the mating line? I thought Black had escapes on f8/g7 (should Black Qh7-h8).
...But white does get his queen and bishop back... h6 Bxg px Qh5 Rf6 Qh7+ Kf8 Qh8+ Bxh8 Rh8+ Kg7 Rxd8.
Not sure what the evaluation here - b has to be winning.
So h6 doesn't work after all I think. What is this forced mate idea?
However, I found another line to prove why 11. ... h6 12. Bxg5 hxg5?? needs two question marks. White has an immediate win after 13. Rh8+!.
Now black has a few ways to get mated:
1)13. ... Kxh8 14. Qh5+ Kg8 15. Qh7#
2)13. ... Bxh8 14. Qh5 Rf5 (14. ... Rf7 15. gxf7+ Kg7 16. Qxg5, if 16. ... Kf8 then 17. Qg8#, if 16. ... Kh7 then 17. Bd3🙄 15. Qh7+ Kf8+ 16. Qxh8#