Because Nxd5 is a bad move! 6.Bd5 Nxd5? 7.exd5, displacing the knight and also threatening d4. 6.Bc4 is good according to Stockfish
I understood, thank you for explications.
So my next question is : Why 6.Bc3 ? (2nd theorical move after 5. ... Ke7) Now 6. ... Na5 exchenge Knigth against Bishop and the bishop doesn't win tempo in d5 square !
I'd rather develop, equalize, then embark on an attack.
Reponse of Stockfish for this position is :
7. c3 Nxb3
8. Qxb3 Qg8 (I don't understand this move for black)
9. Qc2 h6
10. Nf3 Qh7 (I don't understand this move for black)
Stockfish evaluation : 1.1 for white.
My opinion : I thing loose light squares bishop against a pawn is poor compensation for white in italian game !
I play 6...d6 instead of 6...Na5
Yes but my question is :
What is the advantage to play 6.Bb3 instead 6.Bd5 for exemple ?
What happens from here??? The king can just run without consequence so how does one take advantage of this situation????
What happens from here??? The king can just run without consequence so how does one take advantage of this situation????
Why would u put your king on e2? U just go into Nd4 or sometimes Bg4.
This is hopeless for white.
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Because Nxd5 is a bad move! 6.Bd5 Nxd5? 7.exd5, displacing the knight and also threatening d4. 6.Bc4 is good according to Stockfish