White to move. How should White continue the Kingside attack?
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22 comments:
I think its Bf5 threating Bxe6
Bishop to G5?
1.Bg6! wins immediately
1.Bg6 1-0
Bg6 does the trick
Bg6
1.Bg6 comes to mind...
Beelze
1.Bg6 threatening Nf7++ wins...
Bg6 wins
Bg6 seems to do the trick- if Black takes on g6, Nxg6 forks King and Queen. Otherwise, White is threatening Nxf7+ when Black must give up his Queen, unless he can cover f7 with another piece (which he can't). I've always enjoyed Frank Marshall's games - lots of nice combo-bombos.
I would play
1. Bg6 and I don't see a defense for black.
Bg6, eg Nd5, Qd6
1. Bg6! looks very strong.
Bg6
bg6
Bg6! and finish greetings from Germany
Bg6
Bg6
Bg6 wins the queen
Bg6
Bg6
Ng4
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