Oh, great, another troll.
It might help if you played chess on this sight; it might give you more intelligence.
BTW, do you know how the horsie thingy moves, wittle boy?
How to best continue this position?
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There's nothing 2 feel 
about b2. Ppl get lured and tricked all the time here on CC. So it happened 2 u....so what ?
I mean, I am a ghostess....think about it....I've already been thru what ur just trying 2 get thru.
The_Ghostess_Lola wrote:
There's nothing 2 feel about b2. Ppl get lured and tricked all the time here on CC. So it happened 2 u....so what ?
If you are talking about the 87th post, I was responding to a troll that got his account closed..
No just online.
So ya, 10 AM CST? Or do you want all that high noon rubbish?
11qq11 wrote:
after 1.Qc5 a6 2.a4 bxa4 3.Nc4 Rd7, what should white do
Black is in real disadvantage in this one. White can now play 4.d6
What does b2 mean?
And about the position...
Qc5. Bf8 seems better, because of
a4. bxa4
Nc4. Now R6d7 doesn't allow d6, so maybe instead...
3. Qa5. a3
bxa3 (if Qx, Qb7) R6d7 (Best I could find)
a4. Qg5(against best I could find)
Qc3. cxd5 and the danger has passed, I think.
After 6.Nd5 in the 3...Rxf1 variation, 6...Bd8 seems to be better, as it stops Nf6, so
7. cxd8 Rxd8
8. Rc7 a6
Doesn't lose a pawn, though White is better. I don't think he wins with best play, though.
OK, let's try
6....Bg5
Then 7. f4 exf4
8.gxf4 Bd8
Then 9. Ke2 a6, and I can't see a win of a pawn, or
9. cxd8 Rxd8
10. Rc7 and a6 again seems to defend all the pawns.
I don't understand the Rc7/e5 part. Nf6 Kg7
e5 h5
Then if Rc7, Rd1
So maybe Ke2 then b4?
Ya, White moves his king up and eats pawns.
Wait, what about the opp.B+N in post 99? I think that might be a draw after say..Nd4.
Fiveofswords wrote:
again, wishful thinking
you keep assuming white has to play moves that he really doesnt need to play. Black is in a totally passive and useless position with no chance of counterplay, and yes im sure pawns are doomed
Interesting! But why not 7. cxd (Q)+ Rxd8 8. Rc7? That looks like a powerful rook to me
http://chess-teacher.com/1632.html
How can Black avoid losing two pawns though?
Analysis on 99:
..Nd4
Bc4. Kg7
b4. f5
exf. Nxf5
Nd5. Bg5
Kf1. Ne7
Nc7 Bc1.
a4 Nc8
b5 Nd6
Bd5 Bd2
??