Is it really a problem?

Little long guys..no more than 5 moves please !

 must try this puzzle!!! pretty hard! good techniques for begginers and advanced players. please try and comment!!!

 must try this puzzle!!! pretty hard! good techniques for begginers and advanced players. please try and comment!!!

a very worthful puzzle.

this position has occured alot in my games & i missed it!

 must try this puzzle!!! pretty hard! good techniques for begginers and advanced players. please try and comment!!!

i made mistake twice, first here.

A good reminder of why we study openings.  And always good refreshers, too see it. 

Wow!...solved it though few moves I had to try few times!

nice

Good day; bonne journée.

good question

Did not find the last one!

very long

record 11 moves

Like a lot of others have said, "What's the point because the end positional quality is still even."

Easy!!!

Okay, I lied. I just wanted to sound smart.

The key transition in the game occurs at move 4.  Instead of living with being down simply a pawn, black makes an error in judgment and attempts to stay equal by 4. ... Bxe4?? Instead, black could make it a bit more interesting with 4. ... Bd6 or Rfe8 attempting to momentarily exploit white's weak back rank.  It will probably be short lived because white can defend it easily by a dark bishop move off the back, but at least black will only be down a pawn with interesting center play, instead of a whole piece and hopelessly lost. 

I'm still scratching my head.