I don't know why they stop the problem there. I think you need to see BxN followed by RxP in order to gain a real advantage

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if re1, bxn, pxb, rxp

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Strange !

wow i moved the correct piece to correct place but they said incorrect so i gave up :(

I like it. Sacrificing the queen to progress the knight into check and then simply taking the opponents queen while they're in check. Genius! I personally would not think of doing that. I would be the idiot who would go in circles to capture the opponents queen. I would be completley oblivious of such a golden opportunity.

Good one.

knight is lose so what is so good

Nice Puzzle I got it 1st time

the piece will not be recovered. u see after Re1, bishop takes night, pawn takes bishop, then R takes pawn. dmic006

Definitly two tumbs up

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Exactly. The knight has no safe square to move to and there's no way to defend it from capture after . . . Rde8 or . . . Rhe8. That's why I rejected Nd5. At least 1 Bxe5 dxe5 (or 1 . . . Qxe5) 2 Rxf7 wins a pawn free & clear.

Attaque à la découverte... un thème important.

For all you naysayers, white can keep the knight after black players Re1 w/ Bxe5 dxe5, Rxf7 (and win a pawn)

Very nice, enjoyed that one.  

already new this theme by falling for it in an otb game

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