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How about 9...Nxc4 10.dxc4 Bxc4? Now black has the bishop pair outside his pawn chain, both on nice diagonals. 9.Bh4 is not the best for white though, it's better to move his bishop to the d2 than to maintain pressure on f6-pawn.

You just gave the answer to your question! Dont worry im sending another puzzle!

I only explained you why the sideline after 6...Be6 7.Nd5 Na5 with black's f7-pawn staying on its square wins a pawn for black. My solution to your second puzzle, though, is 6...Na5 - as I said, it attacks the bishop on c4 and clears c6 square for the pawn so that d5 isn't a knight post for white anymore. I'd still like to know what is your solution to the first puzzle (preventing Bxf6) -  I honestly think there isn't one.

6... Be6

7. Bxe6 fxe6

sorry astron the old one is over.

Whats the answer?

Winner gets 6 trophies!

Nd5

Continue Tenna

anybody else?

1.Nd5 exd5 2.Bxf6 hxg5 3.Bxe7. Any attempts to protect the queen falls to Qh7#.

anymore?

2nd Be6

first puzzle you could play g6 so you can no longer play fxg6

I want for the 3 third.