bxf3 leaves black with too many weakness ant has to deal with the passed pawn
Why is this position -5.55 for white?
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Jul 25, 2021
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tetrafishygm2 wrote:
bxf3 leaves black with too many weakness ant has to deal with the passed pawn
i thought the weaknesses were for white
white* wtf is wrong with me rn
Also there's Na5 Nc4 ideas for black I think. I could see -2 or even -3, but -5 does seem a bit high.
Jul 25, 2021
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3point14159too wrote:
Also there's Na5 Nc4 ideas for black I think. I could see -2 or even -3, but -5 does seem a bit high.
Ikr. I wonder what stockfish see's that give's it a -5 for white
Jul 25, 2021
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chessPlatypus01 wrote:
idk ask with new anylisis feature
bruh i have a platinum membership so i can see the accuracy and the new analysis but i still dont understand why the position is -5.55 for white
Jul 25, 2021
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darkbrah7654 wrote:
This is a position that came from one of my games and i thought it was equal.
So it turns out this position is completely winning for black according to stockfish. Can someone explain me why this position is completely winning for black? I mean sure black has bishop and knight compared to rook but i dont think thats the reason.
First is Bxf3. Next is black has two pieces for whites rooks. So what black will do is trade one pair off on the e file, then whites remaining rook cannot get active and invade like it needs to, while the bishop and knight are able to murder whites pawns without any problem.
Jul 25, 2021
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B1ZMARK wrote:
darkbrah7654 wrote:
This is a position that came from one of my games and i thought it was equal.
So it turns out this position is completely winning for black according to stockfish. Can someone explain me why this position is completely winning for black? I mean sure black has bishop and knight compared to rook but i dont think thats the reason.
First is Bxf3. Next is black has two pieces for whites rooks. So what black will do is trade one pair off on the e file, then whites remaining rook cannot get active and invade like it needs to, while the bishop and knight are able to murder whites pawns without any problem.
I was hoping someone like u would comment
This is a position that came from one of my games and i thought it was equal.
So it turns out this position is completely winning for black according to stockfish. Can someone explain me why this position is completely winning for black? I mean sure black has bishop and knight compared to rook but i dont think thats the reason.