The king is missing and there should be a rook on a1 probably in the first position. Can you post the full game?
Who is winning?
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Jul 28, 2020
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DrStrawlanaevahi wrote:
The king is missing and there should be a rook on a1 probably in the first position. Can you post the full game?
Here is the full game
Jul 28, 2020
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White is winning because he has no king and therefore cannot be checkmated.
Jul 28, 2020
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8...c4?! an inaccuracy. always is when that happens.
on move 12 I would have played 12.Nxe4 and regained the pawn. of course I'm not worried about liquidating the knight on e5, since black hasn't castled yet and the c4 pawn is weak.
on move 15 black could have taken a free knight and kicked the queen after that.
white drops a piece and soon his king.
I just played a game with this position. I was playing the black pieces and both stockfish and fat fritz both give a major advantage for white. I can't seem to understand why white is winning though. Maybe because of the bishop pair white has?
The position a few moves earlier was this:
Stock fish says white should play Nxd7 but I don't understand why white would give up the knight which could help in an attack. I played Bd6 in the game which led to the first position above. Thanks for any help in analyzing this position.