I'm thinking take with your queen to eye the b2 pawn, if his knight on c3 takes your d5 pawn you can take his b2 pawn threatening the rook, if you take the rook and he takes back with his queen your bishop on g7 will take his queen and you're up.
Also if he takes your d5 pawn with his bishop, you couldn't have stopped that anyway so you're not worse off.
Seems like you'll be activating the queen safely, also gets you a step closer to activating the rook on a8.
Should i take with my Queen or Bishop?
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Aug 31, 2015
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