Ruy Lopez Variation, What is White's Move?
Objectively? Tough call.
Bxf7+ is a speculative sacrifice, since the Bishop's dead in the water anyway, as an in-between move before the Queen has to get out of there. I'm not sure it's 'best'.
I apoligize dalmatinac, but I do not understand the meaning of your post. Do you mean white should resign at this point? Please clarify.
I apoligize dalmatinac, but I do not understand the meaning of your post. Do you mean white should resign at this point? Please clarify.
Honestly,stupid puzzle.Sorry
I disagree.....White wins two pawns for the bishop and has great chances to create a passer (or more)and black also has an isolani. While black may have an advantage the game is far from over
I apoligize dalmatinac, but I do not understand the meaning of your post. Do you mean white should resign at this point? Please clarify.
Honestly,stupid puzzle.Sorry
This is not a puzzle dalmatinac, this is a situation I came across on the board while playing black. White resigned as a result of the pressure on his pieces, and I wanted to know what people who are rated higher than me think about white's chances.
I disagree.....White wins two pawns for the bishop and has great chances to create a passer (or more)and black also has an isolani. While black may have an advantage the game is far from over
White has nothing
I apoligize dalmatinac, but I do not understand the meaning of your post. Do you mean white should resign at this point? Please clarify.
Honestly,stupid puzzle.Sorry
This is not a puzzle dalmatinac, this is a situation I came across on the board while playing black. White resigned as a result of the pressure on his pieces, and I wanted to know what people who are rated higher than me think about white's chances.
It was nice of white to resign. Personally, with a ratings disparity that big white could have taken the loss of piece for a pawn and loss of initiative in exchange for black's ability to castle and played on in hopes that he would be paid back with interest in blunders, possibly allowing a win or a draw. For that matter, if I would be playing someone that much higher and he would offer a draw, I'd take it without thinking unless I saw a clear mate. ![]()
Yes.How?
I disagree.....White wins two pawns for the bishop and has great chances to create a passer (or more)and black also has an isolani. While black may have an advantage the game is far from over
White has nothing
Oh well I am glad you cleared that up with all your evidence... :rools eyes: