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There are at least 3 Knight forks hidden in this game.
Can you find them ?
centralparkstrollin
5th.
Beginnerkhan
nice
hicetnunc
Yes, that's what I meant : forks hidden in variations which didn't actually happen during the game, but are important to evaluate some positions
And yes, 32...axb4 33.cxb4 Rxb4+? 34.Nc6+ is one of them
elindauer
I think by "hidden" forks he means forks that didn't happen, but that you must see in variations to understand the game. For example: 32...Kd6. You need to see that black cannot win a pawn by 32...axb4 cxb4 Rxb4 due to Nc6+ forking the rook.
killanerd
Good folks are 13. Nxd7 .., 23. Ne5 instead of Bf1 and 32. Nc6 other there are many more. the Knight is a natural folker.
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So what are you trying to tell us, Mr. Computer ?
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