Mr. Carrobie your back with more! I have a suggestion on this one but I do not think its necessarily the best move. I like Nf5. Now you asked why? Now other than because I said so.. I like Nf5 because it opens up a checking lane (Qh5) 1 Nf5 Bxf5 2 gxf5 gxf5 and Qh5+ is open. Now I think this is all trivial. Black does not have to respond to Nf5. Black can continue on 1 Nf5 b3. I'm not sure what is better than Nf5. 1 Qf4 Kg8 and black looks fine.. maybe even advantageous!
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Originally posted by PhySiQYeah, I was looking at the same move but also found the same problem.
Mr. Carrobie your back with more! I have a suggestion on this one but I do not think its necessarily the best move. I like Nf5. Now you asked why? Now other than because I said so.. I like Nf5 because it opens up a checking lane (Qh5) 1 Nf5 Bxf5 2 gxf5 gxf5 and Qh5+ is open. Now I think this is all trivial. Black does not have to respond to Nf5. Black ...[text shortened]... sure what is better than Nf5. 1 Qf4 Kg8 and black looks fine.. maybe even advantageous!
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I looked at Ne6 and Nf5 first (like everybody!), and anything cheesy based on h7, but I don't see anything immediately decisive.
RC, how deep should this be? If I was playing blitz, I'd put my queen on f4 with check simply because it would set up a discovered attack on black's queen on c4, which is loose. With more time, I am thinking of ways to exploit the e-file, with Rd3 (so I could move my queen to e2) or Re1.
Originally posted by PhySiQif black takes the knight on f5 white looks dangerous, so after say 1.Nf5 b3 would it work to play qxh7 trying to force black to take the knight on f5? its not decisive but looks quite dangerous, although im not sure if black wrecks havoc after bxa2+. looks fun
Mr. Carrobie your back with more! I have a suggestion on this one but I do not think its necessarily the best move. I like Nf5. Now you asked why? Now other than because I said so.. I like Nf5 because it opens up a checking lane (Qh5) 1 Nf5 Bxf5 2 gxf5 gxf5 and Qh5+ is open. Now I think this is all trivial. Black does not have to respond to Nf5. Black ...[text shortened]... sure what is better than Nf5. 1 Qf4 Kg8 and black looks fine.. maybe even advantageous!
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Originally posted by meakame37meakame37 sir you are quite right. bxa2+ would be dangerous if not for the pin on the bishop from your suggestion of Qxh7. The result is a rather long kingwalk and a solid attack. 1. Nf5 b3 2. Qxh7 bxa2+ 3. Ka1 Bxf5 4. Bh6 (bringing another piece into the attack) Ke8 5. Qxg7 (else black has a good attack with that bishop unpinned) 5... Kd7 (whites pressure on f8) ideas from here: to bring the rook to the e file (thanks Paul) and of course if a finish can't be found from here then gxf5 will obviously be done. I may have missed some things..
if black takes the knight on f5 white looks dangerous, so after say 1.Nf5 b3 would it work to play qxh7 trying to force black to take the knight on f5? its not decisive but looks quite dangerous, although im not sure if black wrecks havoc after bxa2+. looks fun
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